SGX160

Suspension
for Segway X160

Suspension verified to fit the Segway X160 (48V 20Ah). Every part below carries the SGX160 fitment tag, checked before it ships. See everything for the Segway X160.

Suspension
Rear Suspension Link for Sur-Ron Verified Fit
JFG RacingSuspension

Rear Suspension Link for Sur-Ron

Segway X160, Segway X260
+2
Fits your bike
SGX160SGX260
$72.99
Suspension Triangle for Sur-Ron Light Bee Verified Fit
JFG RacingSuspension

Suspension Triangle for Sur-Ron Light Bee

Constructed from T6 forged 7075 aluminum alloy, this suspens · Segway X160, Segway X260, Sur-Ron Light Bee X
Fits your bike
SGX160SGX260SLBX
$68.99
Shock Absorber Core for Segway X160 X260 Verified Fit
JFG RacingSuspension

Shock Absorber Core for Segway X160 X260

Segway X160, Segway X260
Fits your bike
SGX160SGX260
$22.99
Shock Absorber Cover Fit Segway Sur-Ron Verified Fit
JFG RacingSuspension

Shock Absorber Cover Fit Segway Sur-Ron

Crafted from aircraft-grade dry carbon fiber, these covers o · Segway X160, Segway X260
Fits your bike
SGX160SGX260
$118.99
Ultra Bee suspension setup by rider weight
Fits: SUB · 9 min

Ultra Bee suspension setup by rider weight

Sag first, clickers second, and a starting point for riders from 130 to 220 lbs. Most bikes we see are set up...

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Front Fork Axle Nuts for Sur-Ron Verified Fit
JFG RacingSuspension

Front Fork Axle Nuts for Sur-Ron

These front wheel axle nut screws are crafted from CNC-machi · Segway X160, Segway X260, Sur-Ron Light Bee X
Fits your bike
SGX160SGX260SLBX
$28.99

Suspension questions, answered

How do I set sag?
Measure from the axle to a fixed point on the frame with the wheel off the ground, then again with you on the bike in full riding gear, feet on the pegs, someone steadying you. The difference should be roughly a third of total travel. Adjust preload to get there. If you run out of preload adjustment, you need a different spring.
My suspension bottoms out. Do I need stiffer damping?
Probably not — you likely need a stiffer spring. Compression damping controls the speed of the movement, not how much load it can hold. Winding compression in to stop bottoming makes the ride harsh everywhere else.
What is packing down?
Rebound set too slow. Over a series of quick hits the suspension does not have time to extend before the next one, so it progressively runs out of travel and the bike feels like it is sinking. Speed the rebound up.
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.
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 Suspension

Most electric dirt bikes leave the factory set up for nobody: stock clickers, stock preload, and a rider who never checked either. Suspension is the upgrade people do last and wish they had done first.

Front. A cartridge kit replaces the damper-rod internals of the Light Bee X fork with a real cartridge: 24 clicks of compression, valved for riders between 130 and 220 lb. Rear. A piggyback shock with rebound and preload adjustment and a spring rate you can actually match to your weight, 265 mm eye to eye for the Light Bee X.

Set sag first, clickers second. The setup-by-rider-weight guide gives starting points, and every part here shows which bikes it is verified for.

Set it up before you spend.

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

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