MOTOR
28mph Max Speed, 3.0kW Max Power
BATTERY
40 Miles Estimated Range, 72v 20Ah Battery Capacity
LICENSE
AM License requirement – CBT from 16 years old (50cc equivalent)
MOTOR
50mph Max Speed, 3.0kW Max Power
BATTERY
61 Miles Estimated Range, 2x 72v 20Ah Battery Capacity
LICENSE
A1 License requirement – CBT from 17 years old (125cc equivalent)
MOTOR
50mph Max Speed, 3.0kW Max Power
BATTERY
65 Miles Estimated Range, 2x 72v 20Ah Battery Capacity
LICENSE
A1 License requirement – CBT from 17 years old (125cc equivalent)
MOTOR
28mph Max Speed, 3.0kW Max Power
BATTERY
23 Miles Estimated Range, 1x 60V 20Ah Battery Capacity
LICENSE
AM License requirement – CBT from 16 years old (50cc equivalent)
Sunra UK has teamed up with communication device specialists, Cardo Systems, to offer customers the chance to win a brand-new Cardo unit when purchasing any Sunra model* between 1 July 2022 and 30 September 2022.
Meet the SUNRA MIKU SUPER, the electric scooter with two removable batteries, app control and a fingerprint reader!
Isle of Man TT and British Supersport racer, Lee Johnston, has joined forces with forward-thinking EV manufacturer, SUNRA, utilising a zero emission MIKU SUPER for this season’s paddock duties.
Could the compact Sunra Miku Super be the perfect companion for commuters looking to cut
through traffic and save some cash on fuel?
EnglishBikerDan’s first Ride review of the well received Sunra MIKU SUPER 125cc equivalent scooter.
The most important realisation came about halfway through my little experiment. I zipped into town to see a friend and, with a helmet stuffed under the seat, offered to give them a lift to their onward destination. This friend has no interest in motorcycles whatsoever. They don’t hate them but wouldn’t ordinarily have anything to do with them.
It’s not just big bike firms reacting to the change, with the UK arm of small capacity electric firm Sunra also pledging to maintain their 2021 prices until at least March 1, 2022.
I borrowed a ‘Sunra Miku Super’ bike for a couple of weeks and since I know there are a lot of bikers who aren’t tuned in to the electric bike movement, I thought I’d try a fun vlog where I take the bike somewhere it probably doesn’t belong… just for the giggles 🤭
It surprised me massively and I had a bloody good time!!!
Electric motorbikes have been around almost as long as electric cars – but just like them, they are only now starting to hit the mainstream, and there’s as many new brands developing bikes in the hope of forcing their way into the market as there established heavy-hitters.
