Product details
Upgraded tapered roller bearing headset for most light e-moto. Tapered roller bearings establish more contact points than standard ball bearings, eliminating free-play and improving steering precision. If you notice looseness or play in your headset, worn bearings are often the cause.
Surron LBX models prior to 2020 used a weaker roller bearing headset – this is a direct upgrade for those bikes with no modification needed.
Key Features
- Tapered Roller Bearing Design: More contact points than standard ball bearings for tighter, more precise steering
- Eliminates Headset Free-Play: Direct fix for loose or sloppy steering feel
- No Modification Required: Direct fit on compatible platforms
Fitment
- Surron LBX / L1E / LBS (dual crown forks required)
- Segway X160, X260
- Talaria MX3, MX4, X3 / X3 Pro (head tube spacer not included – contact us for help sourcing the correct spacer)
- E-Ride Pro (all models)
- 79Bike Falcon M / Pro
- Ventus One
- RAWRR Mantis (only when upgrading from OEM forks)
- SRPNT
- Does NOT fit: Talaria MX5
Installation Notes
- Dual crown forks required for Surron LBX fitment.
- Talaria models require a head tube spacer (sold separately – contact us for compatibility).
- Grease bearing races thoroughly before installation.
E-moto Tapered Roller Bearing Headset
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