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Sur-Ron ULTRA-BEE

Sur-Ron Ultra Bee for sale

Full-size chassis, 74V 55Ah, 440 N·m at the wheel.

In stock OHV registerable 2024 · 2025 · 2026

The Ultra Bee is a full-size electric enduro machine with a permanent-magnet synchronous motor and a 74V pack. It is a serious bike and deserves a rider with real off-road experience. Sur-Ron builds several output levels — the 12.5 kW base machine and the higher-output HP — which is why the variants below differ in price rather than in chassis.

  • Full-size 19/19 enduro chassis
  • 74V 55Ah removable pack, 62 mi at 31 mph
  • 37 mm fully adjustable inverted fork, 9.4 in travel
  • Traction control and multiple ride modes

Sur-Ron Ultra Bee top speed, range and power

The Sur-Ron Ultra Bee top speed is 56 mph, and it will cover up to 62 miles on a charge, from a 12.5 kW peak motor rated at 6 kW continuous producing 440 N·m at the rear wheel. It weighs 187 lb with a 35.8 in seat.

Peak output is a burst figure — on a long climb or in deep sand you are riding the 6 kW continuous rating, which is the honest number to compare between machines. The pack is removable, so it charges indoors and a second one doubles your ride day.

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Sur-Ron Ultra Bee specifications

Technical specifications
Motor
Peak power 12.5 kW
Continuous power 6 kW
Max wheel torque 440 N·m
Type Mid-drive PMSM + FOC sine-wave MCU
Battery
Nominal voltage 74 V
Capacity 55 Ah
Removable Yes
Chemistry Li-ion
Performance
Top speed 56 mph
Range up to 62 mi
Charge time 4.5 h
Chassis
Weight 187 lb
Seat height 35.8 in
Front wheel 80/100-19
Rear wheel 100/90-18
Suspension travel 9.4 in
Brakes 240 mm hydraulic disc, front and rear
Max payload 220 lb

Verified against the manufacturer manual (sur-ron-ultra-bee-owners-manual.pdf) on 2026-08-09.

  • Sur-Ron Ultra Bee Owner’s Manual, Technical Details (vehicle model QL6000DY-A)
  • Sur-Ron eBike USA — USD pricing

Who the Sur-Ron Ultra Bee is for

A good fit if you are

  • Riders 5'9" and taller — the 35.8 in seat is genuine full-size dirt bike height
  • Anyone stepping up from a Light Bee X who wants more chassis, not just more power
  • Gas dirt bike riders moving to electric who do not want to compromise on size
  • Open desert, fire road and fast trail riding where 9.4 in of travel earns its keep
  • Riders who need a genuine 50+ mile day and want a removable pack to double it

Look elsewhere if

  • Complete beginners — 440 N·m with no clutch is not a learning environment
  • Riders under about 5'7", who will be on their toes at every stop
  • Tight, technical, low-speed trail specialists, where 187 lb works against you
  • Anyone expecting a street legal machine

What it is like to ride

The Ultra Bee does not build speed so much as arrive at it. The FOC sine-wave controller delivers all 440 N·m from a standing start with no clutch and no gears, and the roll-on from 20 to 40 mph is what surprises riders coming off gas machines. On flowing trail and open ground the 187 lb works for you — it is planted and stable in a way lighter machines are not. In rock gardens and hairpins you feel every pound of it, and picking it up on a hillside is real work. Worth knowing: 12.5 kW peak runs against 6 kW continuous, so on a long sustained climb the continuous figure is what you are actually riding.

Sur-Ron Ultra Bee price

The Sur-Ron Ultra Bee is $5,000 to $6,500 depending on trim. That is firm US retail, benchmarked against live US dealer listings — freight is quoted separately against your destination.

Three trims, and the spread is significant. Most riders are better served by the standard 12.5 kW machine plus money spent on tyres and suspension than by buying up to T & R. Talk to us about your terrain before you spend the difference.

How the Sur-Ron Ultra Bee compares

Model Peak Top speed Range Weight Seat Price
Sur-Ron Ultra Bee 12.5 kW 56 mph 62 mi 187 lb 35.8 in $5,000
Sur-Ron Light Bee X NA 2026 10 kW 50 mph 46.6 mi 130 lb 32.68 in $4,390
Sur-Ron Light Bee X 8 kW 47 mph 47 mi 126 lb 32.7 in $4,000
Talaria Sting MX5 Pro 13.4 kW 60 mph 52 mi 163 lb 33.1 in $4,990

Parts that fit this bike

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Manuals & documentation

Common questions

What is the Sur-Ron Ultra Bee top speed?
The Sur-Ron Ultra Bee has a top speed of 56 mph, from a 12.5 kW peak motor rated at 6 kW continuous and 440 N·m at the rear wheel. Expect less into a headwind, uphill, on soft ground or with a heavier rider — that is true of every machine in this class.
How much does the Sur-Ron Ultra Bee cost?
The Sur-Ron Ultra Bee runs from $5,000 to $6,500 depending on trim: 12.5 kW at $5,000, HP at $5,800, T & R at $6,500. That is our firm US retail price, checked against live US dealer listings — not an indicative figure or an MSRP we hope to hit.
How far will the Sur-Ron Ultra Bee go on a charge?
Up to 62 miles from its 74V 55Ah pack, depending on terrain, rider weight and ride mode. The battery is removable, so you can charge it indoors, store it at sensible temperature over winter, and run a second pack for a double ride day. A full charge takes about 4.5 hours.
What is the seat height of the Sur-Ron Ultra Bee?
35.8 inches, and the bike weighs 187 lb. Seat height decides suitability more often than power does, so if you are between models it is the number to compare first. Maximum payload is 220 lb.
What is the difference between the Sur-Ron Ultra Bee trims?
We stock 3: 12.5 kW at $5,000, HP at $5,800, T & R at $6,500. If you have seen this model advertised at wildly different prices elsewhere, trim is usually the explanation. Ask us which suits your riding before defaulting to the most expensive one.
Is the Sur-Ron Ultra Bee street legal?
No. This is a high-powered electric off-road motorcycle and is not street legal in most US jurisdictions in stock form. It is intended for private land and designated OHV riding areas. California SB 586 created an "eMoto" classification effective 1 January 2026 — it classifies these machines, it does not make them street legal.
Sur-Ron Ultra Bee or Talaria Sting MX5 Pro?
The Sur-Ron Ultra Bee is 12.5 kW and 56 mph at 187 lb, on a 35.8 in seat. The Talaria Sting MX5 Pro is 13.4 kW and 60 mph at 163 lb, on a 33.1 in seat. Weight and seat height usually decide this, not power — we compare them side by side if you want the detail.

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