The right electric dirt bike part starts with the right fitment information. A listing that mentions your bike’s brand is a starting point, not proof that it fits every model or every modified build. Before ordering, compare the listing with your actual bike and the components already installed.
1. Identify your exact bike
Write down the manufacturer, model, version, and any relevant model-year information. Keep standard and Pro models separate when comparing listings. If you are unsure which version you own, check the bike’s identification labels and manufacturer information rather than relying on its appearance.
Start with the relevant collection: ETM RTR parts and upgrades, Rizzler parts, Razor parts and upgrade kits, Yozma, Strike, and Valtinsu parts, or Tuttio parts and upgrades. Then confirm compatibility in the individual product listing.
2. Account for previous modifications
Make a list of changes to the motor, controller, battery, brakes, wheels, forks, and frame-mounted accessories. A part intended for the original setup may need a different mounting arrangement after an upgrade. Do not assume that two parts fit together simply because both are listed for the same bike.
3. Compare the details that determine fit
For mounting hardware and brackets, compare the stated mounting position, hole spacing, fastener sizes, and clearance with your setup. For chains and sprockets, check the chain specification, sprocket fitment, and required length or tooth count given in the listing. For wheel and brake upgrades, review the stated dimensions and any required adapters or supporting components.
For electrical components, confirm the manufacturer’s stated compatibility, electrical requirements, and connector information before ordering. A similar-looking plug or matching nominal voltage alone is not enough to establish compatibility. If details are missing or conflict, ask for clarification before proceeding.
4. Read the complete kit contents
Check what is included and what you must supply separately. Look for notes about bolts, spacers, brackets, adapters, wiring, or other installation requirements. Read the written contents list rather than assuming every item shown in a photo is included.
For used or open-box parts, also review the individual item’s condition and the components supplied. A condition note applies to that listing, not every similar item.
5. Resolve unanswered questions before checkout
Keep your bike model, version, modification list, measurements, and the product name together when asking a fitment question. Clear information makes it easier to identify what still needs checking. If you need clarification about a listing, contact Electric Velocity before ordering.
Your final check
- Exact bike model and version identified.
- Existing modifications accounted for.
- Listing specifications compared with your setup.
- Included hardware and additional requirements reviewed.
- Unanswered compatibility questions resolved.
This checklist helps you organize a purchase decision; it does not replace the component manufacturer’s fitment and installation instructions.