Vendor: Titanium Surron
Titanium Battery Tray Bolts (Set of Two) Surron, Segway, E-Ride Pro
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Fits 5 bikes — see the list
- E-Ride Pro Mini / Mini R
- E-Ride Pro S
- E-Ride Pro SS 1.0/2.0
- E-Ride Pro SS 3.0
- E-Ride Pro SR
Description
Your battery is the single heaviest component on the bike, and the tray bolts holding it in place take a beating over rough terrain. This titanium set of two upgrades the Surron LBX, Segway, and E-Ride Pro battery tray with hardware that's lighter and more corrosion-resistant than the OEM steel it replaces — important given how much vibration and moisture that area sees on a typical ride.
Compatible With:
- Surron Light Bee X (LBX)
- Segway X160 / X260
- E-Ride Pro (all trims)
Features:
- Set of two titanium battery tray bolts
- Certified Titanium Grade 5 (6AL-4V) alloy
- Anodized/PVD coated to perfection, multiple color finishes available
- Increased corrosion resistance versus OEM steel
- Rolled threads for greater fatigue strength
- 40% lighter in weight compared to OEM
A small, cheap upgrade that removes weight from one of the highest-mass points on the bike and keeps your battery tray hardware from rusting solid. It's an easy add-on the next time you're already in there for a battery swap or general maintenance, and it pairs well with the rest of our titanium hardware lineup if you're working through the whole bike one bolt at a time. Ships fast from the USA, straight to your door.
See Also: Titanium Upper Frame Bolts Surron/ E-Ride Pro/ 79 Bike | Titanium Motor Bolts - E-Ride Pro (2.0, 3.0, SR) | E-Ride Pro SS 3.0
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this the full battery tray hardware kit or just two bolts?
This listing is the set of two primary battery tray bolts. It's designed as a direct swap for the OEM tray bolts on the Surron LBX, Segway, and E-Ride Pro.
Will these fit my Segway X260?
Yes — this set fits both the Segway X160 and X260 in addition to the Surron Light Bee X and all E-Ride Pro trims.
Why upgrade battery tray hardware specifically?
The battery is the heaviest single component on the bike, and its mounting hardware sees constant vibration. Titanium resists the corrosion and fatigue that eventually loosens OEM steel bolts in that spot.