ERIDE PRO DJ: Is This the New Surron Ultra Bee Killer?

25 kW of peak power. 0–50 km/h in just 1.6 seconds. A listed weight of 88 kg.

The new ERIDE PRO DJ has arrived with some serious numbers—and an obvious question: is this the new Ultra Bee killer?

For New Zealand riders considering a Surron Ultra Bee, the DJ deserves a closer look. Combining a 72V semi-solid-state battery, a 19"/18" wheel setup and hard-hitting electric performance, it puts another exciting contender on the shopping list.

Here’s what makes the ERIDE PRO DJ worth your attention.

Serious Power. Rapid Acceleration.

At the heart of the ERIDE PRO DJ is a motor delivering 25 kW of peak power, with a claimed 0–50 km/h acceleration time of just 1.6 seconds.

That’s a headline figure with plenty of attitude. Whether you’re accelerating out of a corner or enjoying an open stretch of dirt, the DJ promises the quick response that makes electric riding so addictive.

Of course, outright power is only part of what makes a great dirt bike. Control, traction and the way that power reaches the ground matter too. But as first impressions go, the DJ’s performance figures make a strong statement.

A 72V Semi-Solid-State Battery

The DJ is equipped with a 72V 50Ah semi-solid-state battery, providing 3,600 Wh of energy capacity.

The supplied specifications quote a range of 100 km at a steady 40 km/h, with charging from 20% to 90% taking approximately 3.5 hours.

For riders planning longer outings, that provides a useful starting point. Your actual range will depend on the terrain, rider weight, conditions and how enthusiastically you use the throttle. Technical climbs and hard acceleration will draw more energy than steady cruising.

Built for Life Off the Pavement

The ERIDE PRO DJ runs a 19-inch front wheel and an 18-inch rear wheel, fitted with an 80/100-19 front tyre and a 100/90-18 rear tyre.

Up front, 230 mm of suspension travel gives the fork room to work over uneven ground, while 315 mm of ground clearance provides space beneath the bike for negotiating off-road obstacles.

The chassis dimensions round out the package:

• Seat height: 890 mm

• Wheelbase: 1,350 mm

• Ground clearance: 315 mm

• Listed weight: 88 kg

Together, these specifications give riders a useful picture of the DJ’s size and stance. Finding the right fit will still come down to how comfortable you feel on the bike and the type of riding you enjoy.

25 kW in an 88 kg Package

One of the DJ’s biggest talking points is the combination of 25 kW peak power and an 88 kg listed weight.

Weight makes a difference throughout a ride—from changing direction through tight sections to managing the bike on awkward terrain. You’ll notice it when loading up for the weekend, too.

For anyone comparing electric dirt bikes, power and weight deserve to be considered together. Just make sure quoted weights are measured on the same basis, including whether the battery is fitted.

ERIDE PRO DJ vs Surron Ultra Bee: What Matters?

If you’re searching for an ERIDE PRO DJ vs Surron Ultra Bee comparison, you’re probably asking the same question we are: which bike deserves a place in your garage?

The DJ’s supplied specifications make it an exciting Surron Ultra Bee alternative in New Zealand. However, a meaningful comparison goes further than peak power or a claimed acceleration time.

Here’s what we recommend looking at.

Power You Can Use

A big peak output gets attention, but predictable throttle response and usable traction are what help you enjoy it. Consider how and where you ride, especially if your usual terrain includes slippery climbs or tight technical sections.

Suspension and Handling

Suspension travel is a useful measurement, but spring rates, damping and setup also matter. A bike that suits your weight and riding style will inspire more confidence than one chosen purely from a specification sheet.

Battery and Real-World Range

Compare battery capacity alongside the conditions used for any quoted range. A steady-speed range claim doesn’t tell you how far a bike will travel during a demanding off-road session.

Size and Fit

Seat height, wheelbase and riding position all influence how a bike feels. Your ideal setup should let you move comfortably and stay in control, whether sitting or standing.

Local Support

Parts availability, servicing and help with setup belong in the buying decision too. Before choosing your next electric dirt bike, find out who will support you after it leaves the showroom.

Always check the exact model year and version when comparing the DJ with an Ultra Bee, as specifications and equipment can differ.

ERIDE PRO DJ Full Specifications

Specifications are based on supplied product information. Performance, range and charging times vary with rider weight, terrain, riding style and conditions.

So, Is It the New Ultra Bee Killer?

The ERIDE PRO DJ has the numbers to start the conversation.

With 25 kW of peak power, rapid claimed acceleration, a semi-solid-state battery and a listed weight of 88 kg, it’s a serious contender for riders exploring their next electric dirt bike.

Calling it the outright winner will take more than a specification sheet. But if you’re considering a Surron Ultra Bee, the DJ is a bike worth putting alongside it before you make your decision.

Interested in the new ERIDE PRO DJ? Check out our product listing or contact our team for pricing, availability and help deciding whether it’s the right bike for you.