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  • Universal E-Bike, pit bike Front Number Plate for Surron & Talaria Pit Bike
  • Universal E-Bike, pit bike Front Number Plate for Surron & Talaria Pit Bike
  • Universal E-Bike, pit bike Front Number Plate for Surron & Talaria Pit Bike

Universal E-Bike, pit bike Front Number Plate for Surron & Talaria Pit Bike

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    SPECIFICATIONS

    Feature Details
    Product Type Universal Motorcycle E-Bike Number Plate
    Material High-Impact PP Plastic
    Colors Available Black, Carbon Fiber
    Construction Flexible Impact-Resistant Design
    Installation Prefabricated Card Slot, Zip Tie Mount
    Cable Management Rear Cable Routing Space
    Coverage Area Large Front-End Protection
    Fitment Universal
    Compatible Models Surron S/X, Talaria Sting, Super73, Stark Varg
    Condition 100% Brand New

     

    Included Item Quantity
    Motorcycle Number Plate 1
    Zip Ties Included
    Installation Instructions Not Included

    Looking for a cleaner front-end appearance while protecting exposed cables and components? This universal motorcycle and e-bike number plate is designed for modern electric dirt bikes and pit bikes. Its flexible impact-resistant construction, generous coverage area, and integrated cable-routing space make it a practical upgrade for riders who spend time on trails, tracks, and off-road adventures.

    Compatible Models

    • Surron Light Bee S
    • Surron Light Bee X
    • Talaria Sting
    • Super73
    • Stark Varg
    • Many custom electric motorcycles and pit bikes

    Common Rider Questions

    Will this fit my electric dirt bike?

    If your bike uses a conventional front fork setup similar to Surron or Talaria models, this universal plate is likely compatible.

    Can cables be routed behind the plate?

    Yes. The design includes dedicated space to keep front cables organized and protected.

    Is it suitable for off-road riding?

    Absolutely. The impact-resistant material is designed for trail and recreational off-road use.

    Common Installation Mistakes

    • Overtightening zip ties
    • Routing cables where they can rub against forks
    • Installing without checking steering clearance
    • Ignoring brake line positioning
    • Using damaged mounting hardware