2025 Surron Ultra Bee vs Surron LB2
Buy the Light Bee 2 if you want the lighter, faster-charging, quicker off the line bike for tight trail riding. Buy the Ultra Bee if you need more ground clearance, taller suspension travel and a bigger battery for longer high-speed runs. No prices were given for either bike, so compare live store prices on Deal.ai before you commit.
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2025 Surron Ultra Bee
Choose the Ultra Bee if you ride fast open trails and want 315mm of ground clearance, 240mm of front travel and a 74V 60Ah pack.
- Higher top speed at 59 mph
- More wheel torque at 376.9 ft-lb
- Taller stance with 315mm ground clearance and 240mm front travel
- Crawling function with three levels for technical trails
- Stiffer gold fork, over 50% more rigid
- Heavier than the Light Bee 2
- Slower 0–31 mph at 2.0 seconds
- Longer charge time at 2.5 hours for 20–80%
What separates them
| 2025 Surron Ultra Bee | Surron LB2 | |
|---|---|---|
| Peak power | 21kW in Turbo, 18kW continuous in Sport | 24kW |
| Wheel torque | 376.9 ft-lb | 302 ft-lb (410 N·m) |
| Curb weight | About 8 lbs heavier than the prior Ultra Bee | 143.3 lbs |
| 0–31 mph | 2.0 seconds | 1.8 seconds |
| Top speed | 59 mph (95 km/h) | 55.92 mph (90 km/h) |
| Battery | 74V 60Ah lithium | 78.54V 45Ah (3.53kWh) semi-solid-state, IP67 |
| Charge time, 20–80% | 2.5 hours | About 2 hours |
| Seat height and clearance |
Price history
- 2025 Surron Ultra Bee: lowest $5,699.00 on Nov 3 at Ronhack.
- Surron LB2: lowest $5,199.00 on Nov 3 at Ronhack.
Prices at every store
2025 Surron Ultra Bee
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Surron LB2
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Specs compared
| Spec | 2025 Surron Ultra Bee | Surron LB2 |
|---|---|---|
| Top Speed | 95 km/h | Up to 90km/h / 55.92mph |
| Seat Height | 910mm | 830mm / 32.68in |
| Front Suspension Travel | 240mm | 203 mm |
| Power | 21kW peak | — |
| Peak Power | 24.5kW | — |
| Maximum Torque | 520N·m | — |
| Battery | 74V 60Ah Lithium | — |
| Maximum Range | 115 km | — |
| Charging Time | 2.5 Hours (20%-80%) | — |
| Ground Clearance | 315mm | — |
| Rear Suspension Travel |
What reviewers say
2025 Surron Ultra Bee
Owner feedback on the Ultra Bee line centers on strong low-end torque and easy trail handling, with the new turbo and crawling modes getting early praise. Complaints tend to focus on the tall seat and the weight gain.
- Quick acceleration and strong torque
- Crawling mode helps on slow technical sections
- Longer range from the larger battery
- Stiffer fork improves control in rough terrain
- Heavier than the outgoing model
- Tall 910mm seat height
- Rear suspension travel feels limited
- Range drops fast at high speed
Surron LB2
Only three ratings are on record, averaging 5 out of 5, so the sample is too small to draw firm conclusions. No detailed owner feedback is available yet.
Questions and answers
- Which is better for tight technical trails?
- The Light Bee 2. It is 143.3 lbs, has a lower 830mm seat and seven modes including Crawl and Reverse. The Ultra Bee counters with a three-level crawling function and more ground clearance.
- Which is faster?
- The Light Bee 2 is quicker off the line at 1.8 seconds to 31 mph versus 2.0. The Ultra Bee has the higher top speed at 59 mph versus 55.92 mph.
- Which has more range?
- The Light Bee 2 claims 99 miles at 15 mph and 67 miles at 25 mph. The Ultra Bee claims 71.5 miles at 31 mph. Range depends heavily on speed and terrain.
- Which charges faster?
- The Light Bee 2, at about 2 hours from 20% to 80%. The Ultra Bee takes 2.5 hours for the same window.
- Is the Ultra Bee worth the extra if I ride street and fast trails?
- Yes, if top speed and stability matter more than weight. It tops out at 59 mph with 315mm of clearance and 240mm of front travel. Check live prices on Deal.ai first.
- Which lasts longer?
- Neither maker publishes a battery cycle life figure here. The Light Bee 2's semi-solid-state pack is IP67 rated, and the Ultra Bee uses a larger 60Ah lithium pack, which means fewer charge cycles for the same distance.
