Vendor: Titanium Surron
Titanium Upper Frame Bolts Surron/ E-Ride Pro/ 79 Bike
This part = 9 entries to win the ETM RTR
Fits 6 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
- 79Bike
Description
These titanium upper frame bolts swap out the OEM steel hardware on your Surron LBX, E-Ride Pro, Segway, or 79 Bike for a lighter, corrosion-resistant set machined from certified Titanium Grade 5 (6AL-4V) alloy — the same grade used in aerospace and race applications.
Compatible With:
- Surron Light Bee X
- E-Ride Pro
- Segway e-moto models
- 79 Bike
Features:
- Certified Titanium Grade 5 (6AL-4V) alloy
- Anodized / PVD coated finish for a premium look
- Increased corrosion resistance versus stock steel hardware
- Rolled threads for greater fatigue strength than cut threads
- 40% lighter than OEM steel bolts
- Greater strength-to-weight ratio than steel
- Sold exclusively through Titanium Surron and authorized retailers like ThrottleCo
Frame hardware is one of the easiest places to shed weight without touching anything structural or mechanical — swap a handful of bolts, drop real grams, and add a bit of color to your build in the process. These bolts pair naturally with the matching Titanium Surron fork axle for riders looking to shed weight across the whole front end and frame in one pass. Because these bolts are sold in a matched set, you get consistent finish and torque spec across every fastener instead of mixing OEM steel with aftermarket titanium piecemeal. Ships fast from the USA, straight to your door.
See Also: KKE Fork Custom Titanium Axle and Two Axle End-Bolts | Formula Brake Reservoir Cap Titanium Bolts | Surron Light Bee X | Surron LBX Aluminum Motor Cover
Frequently Asked Questions
Which bikes does this bolt kit fit?
It's compatible with the Surron Light Bee X, E-Ride Pro, Segway e-moto models, and the 79 Bike — all of which share compatible upper frame bolt patterns.
Is titanium actually stronger than the stock steel bolts?
Grade 5 titanium has a better strength-to-weight ratio than steel — these bolts are 40% lighter while meeting the strength demands of upper frame hardware.
Do these require any special installation tools?
No — they're a direct swap for the OEM bolts using standard tools, torqued to the same spec as the factory hardware.