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Controllers & UpgradesOctober 13, 2023
I installed and rode the Torp TC500 on my Surron Light Bee and focused on what matters: installation experience, app usability, throttle feel, and day-to-day ride impressions compared to stock and an ASI/BAC setup.
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Electric BikesOctober 6, 2023
I tested the GOTRAX F5 foldable fat-tire e-bike with a step-through frame, 500W hub motor, and removable battery. Here’s how it rides, what I liked, and what to consider—especially the throttle delay and 66.9 lb weight.
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Electric BikesOctober 4, 2023
I tested the 5th Wheel Torrent 1 as a city commuter with light off-road vibes. Here’s how the torque sensor feels on real streets, what the throttle is like, and what to know before buying.
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AccessoriesSeptember 27, 2023
I tested the Beyond Riders Ultra Reflective Shirt with CE armor installed. Here’s how it fit, breathed, and felt on real EV rides—plus what to like and what to consider.
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Electric Dirt BikesSeptember 27, 2023
I linked up with the organizers behind Tampa’s Mega Ride to understand what pulls Surron riders together—community, flow, customization, and a safer mindset for big group rides.
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Controllers & UpgradesSeptember 26, 2023
I installed Bayside Bikes’ plug-and-play bottom bracket pegs on my Zooz and tested them for grip, comfort, and control. Here’s what it’s like to ride pedal-less, what to watch for, and who it makes sense for.
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Electric BikesSeptember 24, 2023
I tested the Meelod DK300 Max dual-motor, dual-battery moped-style e-bike for real-world power, comfort, and range. Here’s what I liked, what to watch for, and who it fits.
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Electric ScootersSeptember 19, 2023
I tested the Inokim OXO dual motor scooter for everyday riding—power delivery, suspension comfort, braking quirks, lighting, and what to consider before buying a 74 lb scooter.
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Electric BikesSeptember 14, 2023
I rode the Mokwheel Mesa Lite ST around town to see if its 350W, Class 2 setup feels strong enough for real commuting. Here’s how it accelerates, handles hills, brakes, and what makes its lighting surprisingly standout.
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