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Sur-Ron Storm Bee

The full-size Sur-Ron for riders who outgrew the Light Bee class.

Short answer: the Storm Bee is a genuinely different machine, not a bigger Light Bee — full-size dirt-bike weight, a much larger 90V-class pack, and claimed peak power an order beyond the entry class. The trade is real: it hauls like a proper dirt bike, so it also weighs, charges, and costs like one. If you are asking "Light Bee or Storm Bee," the honest first question is whether you want a big bike at all.

Spec Sheet

Motor power~5,000 W continuous / ~20,000+ W peak (claimed)(manufacturer-claimed; confirm the current factory sheet)
Battery~90V class, roughly 4 kWh(pack spec varies by market and year — verify before you buy)
Weight~260–280 lb(full-size dirt-bike territory)
Top speed~65+ mph (claimed, off-road)(mode and firmware dependent)
Range~50–70 mi claimed(hard riding cuts this sharply)
Seat height~35 in(full-size ergonomics)
Suspension travel~11 in F/R(confirm fork/shock spec by market)
BrakesHydraulic disc F/R(larger rotors than the Light Bee)
Street legalNo (off-road version)(homologated variants exist in some markets — varies by state and market)
Wheel size19 in F/R (MX-style)(confirm by variant)
Charge time~4–5 h(charger-dependent)
Best forRiders stepping up to full-size e-moto power and weight
PriceDealer channel — no on-page price. Check current price with a dealer.

Directional, not exact — figures swing by model year, market, and battery config. Confirm the current factory sheet before buying.

Where to buy the Sur-Ron Storm Bee

Bikes in this class sell through dealer networks, so we don't list a price — current pricing lives with Sur-Ron and its dealers.

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Sur-Ron Storm Bee Parts & Upgrades

MX / DOT Full-Face Helmet

DOT-rated MX helmet built for off-road e-moto speeds.

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Full Body Armor Suit

Head-to-hip armor suit for aggressive trail and jump riding.

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MX / Enduro Boots

Ankle-supporting MX boots for e-moto trail and track use.

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Hitch E-Moto Carrier + Ramp Combo

Hitch carrier and ramp for hauling a heavy e-moto to the trailhead.

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Rhino USA Ratchet Straps Tie Downs

Rhino USA Ratchet Straps Tie Downs

STANDARD RATCHET STRAPS - Locking tie down straps with a precision manual crank-and-release mechanism, anodized ratchet, and positive locking system. Feed the webbing, crank it tight, and release with a single tab. EASY TO USE MANUAL RATCHET TIE DOWNS - Traditional non-retractable ratchet straps with ergonomic padded handle for controlled tensioning with coated full-bend S hooks and keeper clips - compatible with anchor points on truck beds, trailers and roof racks. Press the release tab to loosen. MOTORCYCLE, ATV, KAYAK AND TRUCK BED TIE DOWNS — Built for securing motorcycles, ATVs, kayaks, roof racks, truck bed cargo, moving appliances and furnitureIncludes 4 ratchet tie downs, soft loops and a carrying bag for easy storage.

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Compact Trail Tool Roll

Packable tool roll for trail-side chain and bolt fixes.

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NOOLA Hydration Backpack with 3L TPU Water Bladder

NOOLA Hydration Backpack with 3L TPU Water Bladder

NOOLA Hydration Backpack with 3L TPU Water Bladder, Tactical Molle Water Backpack for Men Women, Hydration Pack for Hiking, Biking, Running and Climbing, Black

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Sur-Ron Storm Bee vs Talaria Sting R MX4

Feature

Sur-Ron Storm Bee

Talaria Sting R MX4

PriceCheck priceCheck price
Top Speed~65+ mph (claimed, off-road)~50+ mph (claimed)
Range~50–70 mi claimed~50–70 mi claimed
Battery~90V class, roughly 4 kWh~60V ~40+ Ah (~2,400–2,700 Wh)
Motor Power~5,000 W continuous / ~20,000+ W peak (claimed)~3,500 W continuous / ~8,000+ W peak (claimed)
Weight~260–280 lb~120 lb (~54 kg)
Seat Height~35 in~34 in
Wheel Size19 in F/R (MX-style)19 in F/R
Street LegalNo (off-road version)No (off-road)
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FAQ

Is the Storm Bee just a bigger Light Bee?
No — it is a different class of machine. Full-size dirt-bike weight and ergonomics, a much larger 90V-class pack, and far more claimed power. Riders comfortable on a Light Bee should treat the Storm Bee as a step up in commitment, not a spec bump.
How heavy is the Storm Bee?
Around 260–280 lb depending on variant — more than double a Light Bee. That changes everything: loading, crashing, picking it up on a trail. Our weight-and-height fit guide is worth a read before committing.
Can you make a Storm Bee street legal?
Some markets sell homologated versions; in the US it typically ships off-road and street use depends on your state’s conversion and registration rules. Check local requirements first — assumptions here get bikes impounded.