How to Choose the Right Graphics Kit for Your Surron or Ultra Bee
A custom graphics kit is one of the fastest, most affordable ways to transform the look of your electric dirt bike. Whether you're riding a Surron Light Bee X, Ultra Bee, Talaria, or E-Ride Pro SS, picking the right kit can make your bike look race-ready — or completely ruin the vibe you were going for. If you're shopping your first graphics kit, or you're tired of peeling, faded vinyl, this quick guide will walk you through what actually matters.
Know What Type of Kit You Actually Need
Not every "graphics kit" covers the same parts of your bike. Some are plastics-only kits that wrap your side panels, front fender, and shrouds. Others are number plate decal sets, side fender decals, or full kits that hit everything at once. Before you buy, look at your bike and decide what you want to change. If you love your plastics but want to upgrade your number plates, a number plate decal is probably enough. If you want a head-to-tail refresh, a full plastics kit is the move.
Pre-Designed vs. Fully Custom
Pre-designed kits at ThrottleCo are drawn from the cleanest looks in e-moto and dirt bike culture — meaning you get pro-level graphics without waiting weeks for a custom proof. They ship fast, install in an afternoon, and cost a fraction of a one-off custom job. Fully custom kits are worth it if you want very specific logos or sponsor placements, but for most riders, a well-chosen pre-designed kit looks just as sharp.
Check Vinyl and Laminate Quality
This is where cheap kits fall apart — literally. Premium cast vinyl with a scratch-resistant laminate is non-negotiable for e-moto graphics because these bikes live in roost, mud, UV, and pressure washers. Lower-quality material fades, curls at the edges, and peels off the first time you blast your bike clean. Every ThrottleCo decal and kit uses premium cast vinyl and laminate so your graphics still look good after a full season of hard riding.
Match the Kit to Your Bike and Ride Style
If you're running a Surron Ultra Bee at the MX track, you want aggressive, race-inspired patterns with bold numbers. If you're on a trail-focused Light Bee X build, a cleaner, more subtle design may fit the vibe better. ThrottleCo offers pre-designed options for Surron Light Bee X, Ultra Bee, Talaria Sting MX3/MX4/MX5, E-Ride Pro SS, 79Bike Falcon Pro, Arctic Leopard, and more — so you can match your kit to your bike and your riding style without compromise.
Install It Right the First Time
Even the best kit looks rough if it's rushed on. Clean your plastics with isopropyl alcohol, warm your vinyl slightly, work slowly, and use a felt-edge squeegee to push out air bubbles. Most ThrottleCo kits come with clear instructions, and full-bike installs usually take an afternoon. Take your time, and you'll end up with a bike that looks like it came out of a pro shop — ready for the next ride, race, or weekend session. Ships fast from the USA, straight to your door.