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Light Bee 2

The Light Bee spirit. New intensity.

€5.700,00 EUR

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Freedom takes on
a new dimension.

Discover Light Bee agility with EVO-2 Hairpin power and distinctive character. Choose your color and picture your next ride.

  • EVO-2 motor
  • Agile format
  • 4 colors to explore
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Off-road · For use on private land

Delivery in FranceMetropolitan France · 3–6 weeks
Legal warranty2 years · See terms
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Peak power24 kW
Battery78.54 V – 45 Ah – 3.53 kWh
Weight including battery65 kg
Claimed rangeUp to 160 km*

Light Bee 2

Your next
burst of energy.

An EVO-2 Hairpin motor and a claimed weight of 65 kg. The Light Bee 2 evolves the compact platform with a maximum output of 24 kW.

Claimed weight
65 kg
Seat height
83 cm
Wheelbase
128 cm
Ground clearance
28 cm

Light Bee 2 / 65 kg / EVO-2 Hairpin motor

01 / Motor

A new
generation of power.

The EVO-2 motor with Hairpin technology develops up to 24 kW of maximum power. Claimed top speed reaches approximately 90 km/h.

Peak power
24 kW
Claimed top speed
≈ 90 km/h
Light Bee 2

The new Light Bee generation combines increased power with a compact package for riding on private land.

Light Bee 2 removable battery

02 / Battery

Energy
at the heart of motion.

Removable 3.53 kWh battery. The manufacturer claims up to 160 km at 25 km/h and 108 km at 40 km/h on a test course. Charging from 20 to 80% is stated to take 2 hours.

Battery
78.54 V – 45 Ah – 3.53 kWh
Claimed range
Up to 160 km*

03 / Chassis

Every detail matters.

A forged aluminum frame, a 19-inch front wheel and an 18-inch rear wheel. Brakes and suspension are shown here in Light Bee 2 photos.

Light Bee 2 four-piston caliper

Braking

Four-piston hydraulic calipers and a 220 mm front disc. Mechanical braking is supplemented by adjustable energy recovery.

Light Bee 2 front fork

Suspension

38 mm inverted fork: 215 mm of front travel. Rear wheel travel reaches 220 mm. Kashima coating and SKF seals on the manufacturer configuration shown.

Photos and design specifications: Sur-Ron, Light Bee 2. Equipment depends on the version distributed.

DESIGN / EQUIPMENT

TECHNOLOGY.
IN DETAIL.

MOTOR / ANIMATION

Inside
the EVO-2.

24 kW

See the Hairpin motor in motion, from the housing to the windings. This compact design places the drive unit at the center of the motorcycle.

ASSISTANCE / ANIMATION

A stop on a slope.

Auto Hold keeps the motorcycle stationary on a slope. The manufacturer’s demonstration shows it being activated by squeezing the brake lever twice.

ENERGY RECOVERY / ANIMATION

Control your deceleration.

5 levels

Energy recovery offers five settings. The RBS control adjusts deceleration and recovers some of the energy.

BATTERY / DESIGN

Remove the battery.

The frame provides access to the removable pack. Its handle makes it easier to move; lock the connector before use.

CONNECTION / DETAIL

A locking connector.

The power connector links the battery pack to the motorcycle. The orange lock and top access are clearly visible in this photo.

WHEELS / CHASSIS

The right contact.

19″ / 18″

70/100-19 front tire and 3.00-18 rear tire. The setup combines a 19-inch front wheel with an 18-inch rear wheel.

RIDING / SETTINGS

Choose your character.

  • Seven modes: Eco, Daily, Sport, Custom, Turbo, Reverse and Crawl.
  • SRTC traction control: three levels.
  • Adjustable throttle response.

TECHNOLOGY / ANIMATION

The drivetrain.
From the inside.

See the gears, sprockets and chain in animation. Follow the motion from the motor to the rear wheel.

TECHNOLOGY / ANIMATION

Cruise control.
In action.

The dashboard and controls illustrate the cruise control function presented by Sur-Ron. Refer to the manual for your version before using it.

Light Bee 2: Sur-Ron Canada and New Zealand documentation. Market specifications and equipment may vary. Manufacturer information ↗

Light Bee 2 design specifications: manufacturer documentation. Equipment varies by version. Manufacturer information ↗

Light Bee 2

Specifications.

Maximum power
24 kW
Motor
EVO-2 Hairpin
Top speed
≈ 90 km/h
Battery
Lithium-ion 78.54 V 45 Ah
Capacity
≈ 3.53 kWh
Claimed range
Up to 160 km*
Weight
≈ 65 kg
Use
Off-road / private land
Road approval
Off-Road version without road approval

Dimensions and equipment

Seat height
83 cm
Wheelbase
128 cm
Ground clearance
28 cm
Width / height
79 / 108 cm
Maximum load
100 kg
Front / rear wheels
19″ / 18″
Front / rear tires
70/100-19 / 3.00-18
Fork / front travel
Inverted 38 mm / 215 mm
Rear wheel travel
220 mm
Brakes
Hydraulic, 4-piston calipers
Front disc
220 mm
Riding modes
E / D / S / M / T / R / L
Energy recovery
5 levels
SRTC traction control
3 levels
20–80% charging
Approximately 2 hours, manufacturer’s figure

Range is indicative: terrain, speed, riding mode, temperature and load affect the result.

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THE MODEL / KEY FACTS

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FURTHER.

Dimensions, energy and equipment: useful answers to help you choose.

What changes with the new generation?

The specifications list a 24 kW EVO-2 Hairpin motor and a 78.54 V 45 Ah battery. Separate animations show the motor, drivetrain, cruise control and energy recovery.

Why are there different range figures?

Test speed changes the result: approximately 160 km at 25 km/h versus about 108 km at 40 km/h in the manufacturer’s figures. Terrain, load and acceleration affect real-world range.

Does the selected color match the photo?

Yes. Glacier White, Desert Brown, Forest Green and Midnight Black each have a manufacturer photo here. Your selection updates the gallery and the variant at the top of the page.

Where can I see how the equipment works?

The technical chapters bring together animations of EVO-2, the drivetrain, Auto Hold, energy recovery and cruise control. Each sequence has its own playback controls.

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