Coming May 19th, 2025
Sur-Ron E-Bike Rentals in Sheridan, Wyoming
Family-Friendly Fun in the Bighorn Mountain region
Looking for a new way to explore Sheridan, Wyoming and the stunning Bighorn Mountains? Our Sur-Ron electric bike rentals offer an exciting, eco-friendly adventure that’s perfect for families, first-timers, and thrill-seekers.
These aren’t your average e-bikes — the Sur-Ron X is a lightweight electric dirt bike that blends the agility of a mountain bike with the torque and thrill of a small motorcycle. With whisper-quiet performance, zero emissions, and no need for gas or oil, it’s the perfect way to ride the trails without disturbing the peace of the wilderness. With different modes available, the Sur-Ron is perfect for those intimidated by a typical motorcycle, but still pack enough punch for an experienced adrenaline junky.
Why Rent a Sur-Ron E-Bike?
⚡ High Performance, Low Effort
he Sur-Ron X delivers instant torque and smooth acceleration, making uphill climbs and long rides feel effortless.
🌲 Whisper-Quiet & Trail Friendly
Enjoy the sounds of nature — not a roaring engine. These electric bikes let you cruise through forests and meadows without noise.
🛞 Easy to Ride
With intuitive controls and a lightweight frame, it’s beginner-friendly yet powerful enough for experienced riders to have a blast.
👨👩👧👦 Family-Ready Adventure
Ideal for teens and adults looking for an exciting way to explore together. No trailer or truck needed — just pick up and ride.
Rental Details
Light Bee Sur-ron x - $150/day
🔋 Fully charged and ready to ride (battery lasts 30–50 miles depending on terrain)
🪪 Must be 18+ to rent | Riders must be 16+ with adult supervision
📍 Pickup just minutes from downtown Sheridan
46mph top speed
no motorcycle license required
class 3 e-bike, meaning no license plate required.
Perfect for…
Families looking for outdoor fun in Sheridan
Couples and friends seeking a unique day trip
Vacationers exploring the Bighorn Mountains
Riders interested in testing an electric dirt bike before buying
⚡ Book Your Sur-Ron E-Bike Adventure Today!
Whether you’re a local looking for a new way to hit the trails or planning a family vacation in Sheridan, our Sur-Ron e-bike rentals are the perfect blend of fun, freedom, and adventure.
📍 Located in Sheridan, Wyoming – Your Basecamp for Bighorn Adventure
info@sledwyo.com | 307-620-0453 | Follow us on social media!
FAQs
What is a Surron e-bike?
A Surron e-bike is a high-performance, electric-powered bicycle designed for off-road riding. It combines the agility of a mountain bike with the power of an electric motor, offering pedal-assist and throttle capabilities for an easy and fun ride through rugged terrain.
Can I transport the Surron?
Yes, you can either ride the Surron directly from the shop or transport it using a truck or trailer. Delivery to your location is available for an additional fee.
Do I need a driver’s license to ride a Surron?
No, a driver’s license is not required to ride a Surron e-bike. However, renters must be at least 18 years old and should be aware of local laws and trail restrictions. 16 or 17 years old must be accompanied by an adult. Surrons also do not need to be registered to drive on wyoming roads.
Can I keep the surron overnight?
Yes, for multi-day rentals. please ask us about charging your surron for multi-day rentals.
Can I ride a Surron on mountain bike trails?
Surron e-bikes are not permitted on certain mountain bike trails, particularly in National Forests where they may be restricted to non-motorized use. Riders are responsible for knowing the trail regulations and respecting all posted signage.
Are Surron e-bikes easy to ride?
Yes! Surrons are designed to be user-friendly, with adjustable power settings, responsive handling, and a smooth ride on a variety of terrains. They are a great option for beginners and experienced riders alike.
Wyoming e-bike law
The 2019 Wyoming Senate Bill SF0081 regulates electric bicycles by defining three classes based on their motor power and speed capabilities. Class 1 and Class 2 e-bikes are allowed on bicycle or multi-use paths unless prohibited by local authorities, while Class 3 e-bikes are restricted from such paths unless adjacent to a highway or allowed by local jurisdictions. Electric bicycles are not considered motor vehicles and are exempt from registration, licensing, and driver's license requirements. A permanent label must be affixed to each e-bike, indicating its class, motor wattage, and maximum assisted speed. The bill also prohibits modifying the bike to change its motor-powered speed or engagement unless the label is updated. Class 3 e-bike operators must be at least 16 years old, and minors must wear a helmet when riding or riding as a passenger.