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E-Dirt Bike Parts

The full catalog for electric dirt bikes. Surron, Talaria, E-Ride Pro, Rawrr, MotoTec and more. Pick your bike and the list filters to parts confirmed for your exact model.

E-Dirt Bike Parts
Before you spend anything

The order riders should upgrade in

Almost everyone does this backwards. Here is the sequence that costs less and breaks less.

First

Brakes and tires

The two things that decide whether the bike does what you asked. Everyone upgrades the motor first, then discovers the stock brakes were specified for the stock motor. Pads and a decent tire cost less than a fairing.

Second

Contact points

Seat, grips, levers, pegs. You touch these on every ride and they are the cheapest fix for a bike that is exhausting after an hour. A density-rated seat foam does more for a long day than 500 extra watts.

Third

Gearing

A sprocket swap is the cheapest performance change on an e-moto and the only one with an honest trade-off: more torque or more top speed, never both. Do this before you touch the controller.

Last

Power

Controllers and batteries. Genuinely fun, genuinely expensive, and they magnify every weakness you did not fix in the first three steps. A faster bike with stock brakes is a worse bike.

Every seat, every bike

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E-Dirt Bike Parts questions, answered

How do I know a part fits my bike?
Every part carries a fitment code and we check it against a compatibility database before listing it. Filter any collection to your bike, or email a photo of your frame plate to hello@motorhabit.com and we will answer within 24 hours.
How fast do parts ship?
It depends on who makes them, and each product page states its own figure rather than inheriting a store-wide promise. Manufacturer-direct parts run 8 to 13 business days in transit. GUTS Racing seats are cut to order in California, 10 to 20 business days. Heybike, Yozma, Anyland and Macfox stock leaves in 1 to 4.
What does "verified fitment" mean here?
That a human checked it, not that a manufacturer claimed it. Parts we have confirmed carry a verified badge; parts where we are relying on the manufacturer's own model list read "per the manufacturer" instead. Where the source was too vague to state — a listing that says only "fits Surron" — it is flagged rather than sold as a fit.
Which parts should I stock before I need them?
Brake pads and a tube. Pads are a ten-minute swap and wear fastest with throttle-heavy riding; a tube saves a ride. After that, a spare chain and a master link.
What if it does not fit?
Send it back. 14 days to start a return on any part, no restocking fee, uninstalled and in its original packaging with the hardware bag unopened. If our fitment data was wrong, we cover the return shipping too — that one is on us, not you.

About E-Dirt Bike Parts

This is the whole electric dirt bike catalog in one place. Every part on it carries a fitment tag for at least one bike we have checked it against, and the bike pages filter it down to what bolts on to yours: Surron Light Bee X, Surron Ultra Bee, Talaria Sting R, E-Ride Pro SS and Rawrr Mantis.

By system. Brakes, suspension, drivetrain, battery and charging, protection, controls and wheels and tires. By bike and system. Pick a bike in the fitment bar on any category page and the URL filters to that pair, so "brakes for the Light Bee X" is a page, not a search.

Fitment is two layers: verified tags on the product, and per-bike notes on the fitment database for anything that needs an adapter or is still being tested. If your bike is not covered yet, ask and get an answer within 24 hours.

Fix it once, properly.

Free US shipping over $99. Every part names the frames it fits before you pay.

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