Surron Storm Bee vs Electro & Co ETM RTR XL: which is bigger?
The Surron Storm Bee is the bigger bike. Its wheelbase is 9.7 in (247 mm) longer (56.2 in (1,427 mm) vs 46.5 in (1,180 mm)), its seat sits 5.1 in (130 mm) higher, and it weighs 134 lb (61 kg) more.
With a 31.9 in (810 mm) seat, riders around 5'5" and up can get the balls of both feet down once suspension sag is counted, and riders around 5'10" and up can flat-foot it. On the Surron Storm Bee, with a 37 in (940 mm) seat, riders around 6'5" and up can get the balls of both feet down once suspension sag is counted, and riders around 6'10" and up can flat-foot it.
Silhouettes are traced from manufacturer side-profile photos and scaled so the wheel-to-wheel distance matches the published wheelbase, so small parts like mirrors and fenders may be off by a few percent.
Questions
Is the Surron Storm Bee bigger than the Electro & Co ETM RTR XL?
Yes. The Surron Storm Bee has the longer wheelbase, 56.2 in (1,427 mm) vs 46.5 in (1,180 mm).
Which has the lower seat height, the Surron Storm Bee or the Electro & Co ETM RTR XL?
The Electro & Co ETM RTR XL, at 31.9 in (810 mm) vs 37 in (940 mm) for the Surron Storm Bee, a 5.1 in (130 mm) difference.
How tall do you need to be for the Surron Storm Bee vs the Electro & Co ETM RTR XL?
Roughly: the Surron Storm Bee suits riders from about 6'5" (balls of feet down) and the Electro & Co ETM RTR XL from about 5'5". Shorter riders manage both with lowering links or a slimmer seat. Enter your height above to see yourself next to both.
Which is lighter, the Surron Storm Bee or the Electro & Co ETM RTR XL?
The Electro & Co ETM RTR XL: 145 lb (66 kg) vs 279 lb (127 kg) for the Surron Storm Bee. Manufacturers don't all weigh the same way, so treat small gaps as a wash.
Which is faster?
The Surron Storm Bee has the higher claimed top speed: 68 mph vs 65 mph.