The Surron Ultra Bee costs about $5,500–$7,500 at Wilson's today, with free shipping to the lower 48 states; see today's price. For that you get Surron's full-size electric dirt bike: over 56 mph, up to 62 miles at a steady 31 mph, and 196 lb, with a removable 74V 55Ah battery and traction control. It suits riders who already ride off-road, and it is sold for off-road use, not as a street-legal vehicle.
How much does a Surron Ultra Bee cost?
| Model | Top speed | Range | Weight | Battery | Motor | Price band* |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Surron Ultra Bee | Over 56 mph (90 km/h) | 62 miles at 31 mph | 196 lb (89 kg) | 74V 55Ah, removable | 12.5 kW peak, 6 kW rated | $5,500–$7,500 |
*Price band from our current price; prices change often, so the product page shows today's price. Specifications are Surron's. Range and speed were measured with a 154 lb rider at 27°C on a dry, flat road at a constant 31 mph.
Prices you see online for "the Ultra Bee" vary for two reasons: Surron builds more than one version (see below), and some sellers add freight and setup fees on top. At Wilson's the price on the product page is what the Ultra Bee costs, and standard shipping is free to the lower 48 states and Washington, D.C.
What the price includes at Wilson's:
- A one-year warranty against manufacturing defects, with Wilson's managing the claim. Wear items, water damage, collisions and misuse aren't covered.
- Service of any brand at our shops in New York City and San Francisco, with express service at every one.
- Financing on approved credit, in the shop or at checkout; see financing.
What do you get for the money?
The Ultra Bee is Surron's full-size machine, built on its fourth-generation power platform. These are the numbers that set it apart from smaller electric dirt bikes:
| Specification | Surron Ultra Bee |
|---|---|
| Torque at the rear wheel | 440 Nm (325 ft-lb) |
| 0 to 31 mph | 2.3 seconds, in Sports mode |
| Ride modes | Eco, Daily, Sports and Reverse |
| Traction control | SRTC, three levels, designed to stay on off-road |
| Regenerative braking | BERS brake energy regeneration |
| Suspension travel | 240 mm front and rear, fully adjustable |
| Seat height | 35.8 in (910 mm) |
| Ground clearance | 12.5 in (318 mm) |
| Charge time | About 4.5 hours, charger stored in a vented compartment under the seat |
| Brakes | Hydraulic disc, front and rear |
| Tires | 80/100-19 front, 90/90-19 rear, off-road |
| Carrying capacity | 330 lb (150 kg) |
| Frame | Forged aluminum alloy |
| App and GPS | Surron app, on-board GPS terminal with anti-theft tracking, over-the-air updates |
How fast is a Surron Ultra Bee?
Surron rates the Ultra Bee at over 56 mph (90 km/h) in Sports mode, with a 154 lb rider on a flat road, and 0 to 31 mph in 2.3 seconds. Eco mode softens the throttle and caps the power, which suits newer riders.
How far does a Surron Ultra Bee go on a charge?
Up to 62 miles (100 km) at a constant 31 mph, by Surron's test. Hard trail riding, hills, cold weather and a heavier rider all shorten that. The 74V 55Ah pack lifts out of the frame for charging, a full charge takes about 4.5 hours, and the charger travels in its own compartment under the seat.
How much does a Surron Ultra Bee weigh?
196 lb (89 kg) at curb weight, with a 35.8-inch seat. That is light for a full-size dirt machine, but it is a two-person lift into a pickup and a tall seat for shorter riders. If you are new to electric dirt bikes, the 123 lb Light Bee X is the easier start; we compare the two in Surron Light Bee X vs Ultra Bee.
Which Ultra Bee version is this?
Surron's US site lists two Ultra Bee versions. The one we sell matches the Ultra Bee T: 19-inch off-road wheels front and rear, a 910 mm seat, 89 kg and a 150 kg carrying capacity.
Surron also lists an Ultra Bee R with an 18-inch rear wheel on 120/80-18 all-terrain tires, a lower 850 mm (33.5 in) seat, 93 kg (205 lb) and a 100 kg carrying capacity. Both share the 12.5 kW motor, 440 Nm, the 74V 55Ah battery and the same rated top speed and range. When you compare prices, check which version a listing is for.
Who is the Surron Ultra Bee for?
- A good fit if you already ride off-road, want full-size suspension and power, ride rough ground or bigger jumps, or weigh more than the Light Bee X's 220 lb carrying capacity.
- Not the best fit if it is your first electric dirt bike, you are shorter than about 5'8", or you need to lift it into a vehicle on your own. Start with the Surron Light Bee X instead; its price, speed and range are in Surron Light Bee X: price, top speed, range and specs.
See the full Surron range and all electric dirt bikes we sell, or our best electric dirt bikes guide.
Is the Surron Ultra Bee street legal?
In most places, not as delivered. We sell it as an off-road electric dirt bike, and it isn't an e-bike under New York or California law. New York State Police class electric dirt bikes as off-highway motorcycles, not legal on public roads unless fully registered, insured and street legal.
California treats them as off-highway motorcycles too, and since January 1, 2026 they need a Green Sticker to ride on public off-highway land. Other states set their own registration rules, so ask us about yours. Models over 20 mph aren't sold or shipped to New York City addresses. For New York, see where to ride electric dirt bikes in New York.
What does it cost to keep an Ultra Bee running?
Off-road riding is hard on tires, brakes and the drivetrain. Our technicians service Surron and every other brand, wherever you bought it. Common jobs, all starting prices with parts and labor included:
| Service | From |
|---|---|
| Simple inspection, any brand | Free |
| Tune-up and safety check | $50 |
| Tire and tube replacement, including off-road tires | $65–$120 |
| Brake repair | $25 |
| Hydraulic brake bleed | $15 |
| Chain and drivetrain replacement | $45 |
| Suspension and fork service | $80 |
| Wheel and hub bearing replacement | $100 |
| Error code fix | $35 |
| Motor repair | $100 |
| Crash damage repair | $30 |
Every price is a starting price that includes parts and labor; the final price depends on the part. A full diagnosis with disassembly or test equipment is $30, waived on repairs over $100.
Where can you see one, or get it serviced?
We ship the Ultra Bee free anywhere in the lower 48. If you are near one of our shops, in Flushing, Elmhurst, Brooklyn and Long Island City in New York City, or in San Francisco, come and sit on it and talk through where you plan to ride; call (516) 300-0944 first to check availability. Every shop services electric dirt bikes of any brand: find a shop or book a repair.
Ready to buy? See today's price on the Surron Ultra Bee.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a Surron Ultra Bee?
About $5,500–$7,500 at Wilson's today, with free shipping to the lower 48 states. Prices change often; the product page shows today's price.
How fast does a Surron Ultra Bee go?
Over 56 mph (90 km/h) in Sports mode, by Surron's test with a 154 lb rider on a flat road.
How far can a Surron Ultra Bee go on one charge?
Up to 62 miles (100 km) at a constant 31 mph. Trail riding, hills and cold weather shorten it. A full charge takes about 4.5 hours.
How heavy is a Surron Ultra Bee?
196 lb (89 kg) at curb weight for the version we sell. Surron's Ultra Bee R version is 205 lb (93 kg).
Is the Surron Ultra Bee good for beginners?
It is a full-size, high-torque machine best suited to riders with off-road experience. New riders usually do better on the lighter, lower Surron Light Bee X.
Can I ride a Surron Ultra Bee on the street?
Not in most places as delivered. It is sold for off-road use on private land and approved trails; in New York and California it is an off-highway motorcycle. Ask us about the rules where you ride.
Sources: Surron USA, Ultra Bee specifications (us.surron.com/ultrabee/c and /ultrabee/hp) and the Ultra Bee Owner's Manual, North America V1.2 (rated power); our product page; Wilson's shipping policy and repair price list. Legal: New York State Police safety reminder (April 2026); California Vehicle Code §436.1 and the California State Parks OHMVR Division, OHV Information Bulletin 25-1. Checked October 2026. General information, not legal advice.
