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A Talaria is fast out of the box — the trouble starts when you want to be fast repeatably. Here are the four areas that actually change the bike, and the order to buy them in.

When power goes up on a Light Bee, precision is the first thing to go. Two parts that fix it from both ends of the bike — a direct mount triple clamp and a reinforced rear suspension triangle.

59 kg and 10 kW, or 88.5 kg and 24.5 kW? Light Bee X, Light Bee 2 and Ultra Bee compared: weight, battery, homologation, parts and tuning. With a recommendation for every rider.

A 68 × 90 mm CNC aluminium platform and two sets of pins in the box. The new WIDE footpegs change what you stand on — without touching power or geometry.

A 17" or 16" Plug&Play wheelset, road tires and a gearing tweak – see how to turn your Sur-Ron or Talaria into a true supermoto in 30 minutes.

Torp TC1000 controller, 18/21″ wheels, RFLOXA suspension and CNC reinforcements — see the smartest order to upgrade your Sur-Ron Ultra Bee in 2026.

Supermoto 17" or enduro 18/21"? We compare both wheel setups for Sur-Ron and Talaria — agility, grip and range — and help you pick the right one for your riding.

Four brands, four characters. We compare Sur-Ron, Talaria, E-Ride Pro and 79Bike – power, weight, tuning potential and value – so you can pick the right electric dirt bike for 2026.

Two TORP controllers (TC500, TC1000) and two motors (TM25, TM40) for the Light Bee. Full specs, real differences and a straight answer: which one is for you.