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AccessoriesFebruary 1, 2022
I mounted the Insta360 ONE X2 on my Sur-Ron X in multiple positions (swingarm, bars, helmet, backpack) to see how it handles vibration, framing, and real-world riding. Here’s what worked, what didn’t, and who it’s for.
AccessoriesJanuary 17, 2022
I tried using DJI Mavic 3 ActiveTrack 5.0 to follow my 72v Sur-Ron—and it crashed in under two minutes. Here’s what happened, what I think caused it, and when I’d (and wouldn’t) trust it.
Controllers & UpgradesJanuary 2, 2022
I installed the Pretty Bwoy Malibu Sunset Gloss Orange wrap kit on my Sur-Ron to add visibility and personality. Here’s how the install went, what I’d do differently, and how it looks in the real world.
Controllers & UpgradesDecember 30, 2021
I installed Green Line Engineering’s True Fin Enduro heatsink for the BAC4000 on my Sur-Ron, then put it into real-world riding. Here’s how it fits, why it matters for debris/moisture, and the ride vibes that keep people grinning.
Controllers & UpgradesDecember 26, 2021
I swapped my stock Sur-Ron seat for a Saul’s Upholstery custom build with added foam and cafe-racer styling. Here’s how it fit, felt on bumps, and held up to real riding.
AccessoriesDecember 3, 2021
I swapped my Super73 Z1 from a thumb throttle to a full twist throttle and tested it on real rides. Here’s how the install went, how it feels on a 72v setup, and who it’s best for.
BatteriesNovember 25, 2021
I upgraded my Sur-Ron X with ChiBatterySystems’ 72V 38.25Ah Gladiator X battery and Green Line Engineering’s ASI BAC4000 kit. Here’s how the install went, how it rides in the real world, and what to consider before going 72V.
AccessoriesOctober 22, 2021
I installed the Short Fuse Wheelie Guard on my Sur-Ron X and used it for a few days of training. Here’s how the install went, how I set the angle, and what it changed about my confidence and balance point practice.
BatteriesOctober 21, 2021
I visited ChiBatterySystems HQ to see how their packs are built and what makes the Gladiator X approach different—cell-level fusing, real-world fitment tweaks, and durability-focused design choices for Sur-Ron riders.