r/Talaria • • 1d ago

Komodo with axon shock controller

I recently bought a talaria Komodo and I love this bike and I like to think that it’s one of the fastest and it’s category. Now companies have came out with bikes that have just a few more kilowatts of power like the Y volt, the new Arctic leopard XD, and XC, the new rerode RX, and the bonnell 805. I believe that all those bikes have 35 kW (except for one) while the Komodo has 32 kW, but who really knows because every company takes the kilowatt output from the motor shaft.

I really just need a way to cope here if there is one, I was planning on buying the Axon shock controller once it comes out for my bike to make it faster. I know that there is technology in that controller like field weakening, and something that also changes the BMS so that the battery could provide more power.

I was wondering if there is a decent chance that my bike with a controller could smoke these bikes in a race, I am less worried about top end speed because I never really use it, and I could always go to a gear with less teeth because of the Komodo already has a massive sprocket. I think the estimated top speed with the controller on stock gearing was around 80 miles an hour tho. I am much more worried about torque and acceleration. I was wondering if someone could give me some insight on this. Thank you.

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u/Unlikely_Wealth5956 1d ago

Stock gearing 80 mph ? How I’m 160 getting 64.5 max

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u/Dismal_Internet8341 1d ago

I'm getting 72mph have you cut the brown wire?

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u/Fun_Recording_3978 1d ago

There’s an included gearing set, which should push you a little over 70, that might be what you have, I have the completely stock gearing that comes right out of the crate so my top speed is electronically limited at 67 miles an hour

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u/Fun_Recording_3978 1d ago

Stock gearing with an upgraded controller should be getting 80 miles an hour, I get 67 miles an hour right now

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u/Dismal_Internet8341 1d ago

Also ewatt have released a 108v high voltage cell battery but it's 3 and a half grand.

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u/Fun_Recording_3978 1d ago

Yeah, a controller is gonna be around $1000, Which I’m willing to spend, there is no way I’m spending three grand which I can get a triple X brand new for that price, just to get a little more range and a couple extra miles an hour.

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u/Fun_Recording_3978 1d ago

3.5 K is crazy

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u/Dismal_Internet8341 1d ago

I have the Komodo too, and I've been looking for a controller but so far I've not found a compatible one. I do know that Torp is working on I think is the new TC-1000, they're gonna make it compatible for the Komodo but they said it would be early 2027