When it comes to electric motos, few upgrades change your ride’s feel as dramatically as swapping out the rear sprocket. Whether you’re riding a Sur-Ron Light Bee, Talaria Sting R, E-Ride Pro, 79 Bike, or Rawrr ZR, your sprocket setup directly controls how your bike puts power to the ground.
What a Rear Sprocket Does
The rear sprocket is part of your bike’s final drive system — it determines the gear ratio between the motor and the rear wheel. In short, the number of teeth on your sprocket affects torque, acceleration, and top speed:
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More teeth (bigger sprocket) = stronger acceleration and better hill-climbing.
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Fewer teeth (smaller sprocket) = higher top-end speed and smoother cruising.
It’s the perfect tuning tool for your riding style. Trail riders and stunt fans love the punch of a 54T or 58T sprocket, while urban commuters might prefer a 52T for a balanced feel.
Why Riders Upgrade
OEM sprockets get the job done, but performance ones like Warp 9 Racing sprockets take things to the next level. Upgraded sprockets are made from CNC-machined 7075-T6 aluminum, cutting unnecessary weight while maintaining strength. They’re precision-cut for smoother chain engagement, reduced wear, and more consistent power delivery.
Plus, they just look better — Warp 9 sprockets come in anodized finishes that make your Sur-Ron or Talaria stand out while you’re ripping the trails or rolling downtown.
Why Proper Emoto Co. Carries Warp 9
At Proper Emoto Co., we only stock parts that we run ourselves. Warp 9 rear sprockets deliver the performance and durability our community expects. We carry sizes like 52T, 54T, and 58T, compatible with Sur-Ron LBX, Talaria Sting, Talaria XXX, E-Ride Pro, and 79 Bike models (not compatible with the Altis Sigma).
We’re all about helping riders ride in style — so if you’re ready to dial in your gearing, lighten your setup, and get that instant throttle response, a Warp 9 sprocket is the move.
