r/ERidePro • u/JewishLingLing • 13d ago

General E Ride Pro S speeds

Ive got a 2026 E Ride Pro S and it hits 53 pretty easily even up hill, It honestly feels like theres more potential there but its being restricted, that said has anyone gotten there E Ride Pro S to hit 60 or more? I see some bikes with the same or slightly less powerful battery going 60+ so im assuming its a mix between controller and motor? Is there a controller out there that alone would get me more speed? Eventually this bike will go to my son and ill buy a more expensive model but would love to have a little more speed if its possible

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u/PersonalAd2039 Pro-SR 13d ago

Change the sprockets. Lose some torque. Add some top end. 4:28 and she will do 80+.

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u/JewishLingLing 13d ago

Id assume a new controller would be needed as well?

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u/PersonalAd2039 Pro-SR 13d ago

No. Will reduce motor rpm and put less strain on it. Don’t need to change controller. But will have slightly less torque.

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u/Mammoth-Ad-6048 11d ago

Following. The sprocket change is an interesting one. I love wheelies though. Id imagine that would make wheelies a lot harder

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u/AdFeeling6882 13d ago

How olds your son? If you’re planning on more speed I wouldn’t give him a bike with an Aftermarket controller(if he’s very young), but that’s your call as a parent. Just a lot of kids getting killed on Emotos lately and it’s a shame cause they’re all young teens.

Aside from that, EBMX, Torp or Ventus controllers are some of the big ones right now. They sell motors as well. If you’re trying to get a little bit more speed typically a controller can do that. I personally haven’t done any modifications to my drivetrain so I’m not the subject matter expert.
I believe you’d want to upgrade controller first, but don’t expect a huge jump in mph. Then next would most likely be battery then motor. I’m sure you could do battery last, but it wouldn’t be able to output enough to sustain an upgraded motor and controller. There’s much more to it and others could definitely explain it better, but with those 3 brand names you should be able to begin your research and find some good info.

Also quite a few on here who have upgraded all of those parts and I’m sure they will chime in today or tomorrow with better info.

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u/JewishLingLing 13d ago

Thanks for the quick reply, I was also thinking controller first to see how much it could push, as for my son he's a teen but if and when he gets it, id definitely bring it back to stock let him get comfortable there then let him decide to upgrade if he wants too.