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Razor MX650/MX500 Battery/Wire Cover (Pack of 2)

Razor MX650/MX500 Battery/Wire Cover (Pack of 2)

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Upgrade your Razor MX bike with our custom wire covers, designed to keep your cables clean, protected, and organized.
These covers mount directly using the stock bolts from your original battery cover, making installation fast and hassle free.

Engineered to fit best with the Electro & Co 76V 20Ah battery, they can also accommodate any battery that fits within the factory battery tray. A simple way to improve the look of your bike while keeping wires neatly managed.

Important: Bolts are not included. Please reuse your existing hardware.

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FAQ

Why Belt Drive?

If you've spent any time on a Razor with a chain, you know the problems: chains stretch, rust, need constant lubrication, and the stock tensioner is garbage. A belt system eliminates all of that. Here's what changes when you go belt drive:

Maintenance: no more chain slop, constant lubrication, and broken links. just install and ride. with chain systems, lubrication is necessary, and gets messy.

Noise: Near-silent, sounds like a freakin' missile, no more metal on metal rattle, all you hear is pure, raw motor sound.

Power Curve: Arguably the best improvement over chain drive, the throttle feels smooth as butter, and drastically improves the smoothness of your bike, its hard to explain without feeling it, but especially with cheaper amazon/vevor controllers that feel jerky and delayed, this belt drive system is the best and cheapest upgrade to remove that issue. imagine going from a old truck to a tesla plaid.

Can i use it off road?

you are able to do some light off roading with it, but the belt conversion excels on road. thats when you can really benefit from the smoothness and lack of noise.

What parts do i need to be able to convert?

the belt drive comes with everything you need to make the switch, however, you will need the stock 79t sprocket that comes on the bike, as well as a motor mounted tensioner if you do not already have one. a welded freewheel is also recommended.