Illegal E-Bike Culture // Are They Criminals or Pioneers? 

Respect.

@YT_SᴜʀRᴏɴsᴛᴇʀ easiest report ever

Props big bro!!! We all have that wild spirit!! thank you for posting!!!

Awesome to hear you’re still riding after all these years! Stay safe and have fun man

😂😂

i bought mine due to his vids.

Doesn’t have anything to do with your name does it? 😅

its about time suronster starts to blow up

99% of RU-vidrs show their face. This guy must be extremely ugly to be in that 1% who don’t show their face. Plus he’s happy pointing his camera in everyone else’s face! 🤡

E-bikes are already legal, and they don't require any special licenses or permits. The problem is that e-bikes legally have a power limit, because where they can be used on bike paths and sidewalks, they are meant to mingle with non-motorized traffic at slow speeds. The Sur Rons they ride are as powerful as actual motorcycles, which require license, registration, and insurance to operate on public roads. Street-registered electric motorcycles already exist, so what these people are doing is taking "off-road only" bikes on the street without doing what they need to keep themselves and others safe. These kids will get real e-bikes banned for people who actually need them because they can't be distinguished from off-road only electric motorcycles.

@@Schlabbeflicker Class 1, 2 and 3 E-Bikes are legal. Surrons and the like are not road legal for the average person, there needs to be an easier barrier to entry to allow these to become street legal. Noone is going to stop people from riding them on the street: people like myself have the resources to get them registered and plated but that's not fair to younger riders who can't shell out the excessive cost to get it done.

@@chrisaz82 What are you talking about? These off-road electric motorcycles are $4k+. Licensing + registration is not the barrier to entry relative to the cost. Anyone can buy an ACTUAL e-bike or bicycle for FAR less and not have to insure or plate them. I got a motorcycle endorsement at 16, and a running used 150cc scooter for $300. It's not hard; it just requires not being a POS. These bikes are marketed as electric dirt bikes, but they shouldn't be on non-motorized trails where they go too fast to be safe to pedestrians and where they tear up the trails EXACTLY like dirt bikes. People buy these specifically to ride wherever they want, even where motorized vehicles are banned because they're a safety hazard to other users. Encouraging pre-teens to purchase electric dirt bikes and ride dirty on the streets, sidewalks, and trails is irresponsible and dangerous.

@@Schlabbeflicker I’m going to assume from your post you’ve never actually tried to register or plate a sur ron. There is most certainly a barrier to entry as most municipalities will not register or plate them without some trickery and or lawyers. This is why people resort to “riding dirty” as you put it.

@@chrisaz82 The process is the same as with any other off-road vehicle. If you buy an off-road vehicle, you have no warrant that it will be possible to register in your jurisdiction. There are plenty of other options that are offered street-legal from the factory, as are there options for electric bicycles that are not legally considered motor vehicles and which can be ridden pretty much anywhere normal bicycles can ride. People buying dirt bikes and complaining they can't ride them on the street because they don't have license and registration is hilariously stupid and entitled.

Same af. 2 weeks of owning one and I already got 1000km

Talaria out O' the box NEXT!

@@timbuckthe2nd642what model ? I fancy one myself

@@joski9030 Surron light bee X

Not for five grand 😂

AGREED me too with a kind of Phuque bark, where me wife runs in and said what happened? nada chica whats for dinner! ?

Hella wholesome that everyone started cheering for him too

Started "HAH HAH HAAAAA!!! AHHHH!!!!"

Run rinse repeat!

But thats so much fun

No just dumb and egoistic... bikes can fly of the road and hit pedestrians... go to the desert for this dumb hobby@@AlexRomanFlorida

Sad but true. Once plug and play high powered ebikes became available, it was inevitable. The days of only having one of these kinds of ebikes only by having the knowledge to be able to create one yourself, which usually came with some sense of responsibility to remain under the radar, are long gone.

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goals are over rated.

@@nigelsenchez it’s giving him something to look forward to, but ya I hear ya.

@@chaileeporter8960 At least his thinking about making money that's a good start.

@@nigelsenchez Nigel is right. Just imagine is none of us had a passion of any sort. Where would we be? We'd accomplish nothing. If Chailee's son knocked on my door and offered to weed my garden, sweep my garage floor and clean my Harley Davidson because he's saving up to buy a e-motard (or whatever he wants), then I'd pay him well for it. And if he said he's saving up to buy a full set of protective gear, I'd pay him double.

Gozer de eerste de beste agent neemt m toch gelijk in beslag 😂

@@Broodjemetbeleg Er zijn legale surrons en talaria's. Stepjes worden legaal en meeste agenten gedogen ze nu. Monowheel is een uitzondering die buiten de wetgeving valt, en ze dus niet kunnen afnemen ;) Er valt genoeg legaal te doen in Nederland.

I'm here in LV and see 10+ PEVs a day and I'm barely out. Imagine how many an Uber driver might see.

Try this shit in South Carolina and the whole police force would be out. (Mostly because they're bored and uneducated on 2 wheeled vehicles) I hate it here 😅

its about time suronster starts to blow up

We love it here in Vegas! The rideouts are a blast!

@@Dillon1108 Is it that bad? i live in upstate SC and never see any ebikes

the uk government will burn surrons

Uk 🤢

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We dont and that's not fair if you ask me, this sort of thing would be so fun

Same! I had a bike a few years back but got rid coz there's no one and no where to go and the weather is always shit

I had sweaty hands watching some of those "palm-on-pavement" moments :)

maybe we can organise one this summer

@@modderfeetje sounds like a plan !

@@MrSuperweerman ah wait bent gy de kevin waar ik volgend weekend mee ga krossen ?

@@modderfeetje hahahahaha si senior !

If only our backwards government alllowed them... :(

Facts I’m getting mines all

So happy my city cracked down on idiots taking over the streets. Let them go...they'll piss off the wrong people eventually and destroy their own

YES, the Law would need to be organized like a riot task force. Only problem WE all scatter, bring the Phat guy/gal with an early Sooper Duper 73. They can get caught by the bear/LAW hahhahhahaha

@@tommcgill1671 That's what anyone who isn't older than 13 can say.

@@IIARROWS Organized cops or the Phat part or BOTH, thanx for you comment, I dropped 40lbs, dumped the less than Sooper blooper 70;s. ever hear the ol' adage go camping with a Phat guy in bear country and give him/her the backpack of food to carry. Rhetorical. South of 200 lbs and just purchased the Talaria Sting R

@@IIARROWS oh and add 40 revolutions around the SuN. supposed to be Phun not judgeMENTAL you angry bro or bra?

He has sparked a love for this in all ages. I love that too.

I haven’t had this issue for quite a few years but couldn’t you just change your age on the account to avoid that issue?

​@@tylercarrellI have to provide government identification to change my age, so I can't change it.

Bro the products are amazing 😭😭

Same bro I even ordered something but I know I’m not going to get it

Agreed

But maybe others around you arent.

@@michaelenglund But who got hurt around me…

@@mixemup. How should I know. I just know the risk increases when peoole di illegal stuff.

dumbest comment ever. is all fun and games till you are the reason someone lost their life. ask me how I know