Compatibility
Making sure the part fits
Every product page states which bikes it has been checked against. Here is what those labels mean and how to confirm your own bike.
What the labels mean
We have fitted this part to the listed models, or the manufacturer publishes it as a direct replacement. Order with confidence if your brand, model and year appear.
The part fits the listed models with a caveat — a specific frame revision, connector type or an additional adapter. The condition is written on the product page.
Dimensions suggest a fit but we have not verified it on that model. Compare the published measurements against your bike before ordering.
Three checks before you order
- 1
Identify the model and year
Frame number, hinge casting number and battery label are the reliable sources.
- 2
Match the interface, not the brand
For electrical parts, match voltage and connector. For brakes, match pad shape and rotor diameter. For tyres, match the ISO size on the sidewall.
- 3
Measure the part you are replacing
Where a listing is marked unconfirmed, a caliper measurement of the old part against our published dimensions settles it.
Detailed walkthrough: how to identify your folding bike model and year.
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