SCOOTER BEARING
SCOOTER WHEEL AND FORK BEARINGS
Parts Including: 608Z, 6000Z, 6001Z, 6200ZZ, HW11B
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HOW TO ORDER THE RIGHT TIRE OR WHEEL
To find the size of your tire look on the side. All pneumatic tires are printed with the entire tire Diameter and Width information in either standard or metric size. Many scooters have a wheel rim diameter of 4 inches and it may not be reflected in the size. If your tire says it is 200 X 50 in metric size then this is the same as an 8" diameter by 2" width tire (25mm = 1 inch) with a 4 inch diameter hole for the rim. The inner tube is also the same size. In some cases a tire might be listed for example as a 10 inch diameter, 2.80-4 or 2.50-4 width, or 2.80/2.50-4 - width of the tire and a 4 inch diameter rim hole (meaning the rim can accept widths of either 2.8 or 2.5 inches), or the tire or tube will only show the 2.80-4 or 2.50-4 on the side of the tire and not the outside diameter of the tire or tube. A 10 inch tire or tube is the outside diameter of the tire or tube, usually rounded off to the nearest inch. The width in inches is the 2.50 or 2.80, and the 4 is the diameter of the hole for the rim. In most all cases we list the physical sizes of the tire or tube diameter in the tire, tube, or wheel descriptions for your information and comparison, too. With this comparative information you should not make a mistake in ordering the correct size. Email us if in doubt prior to ordering.
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SUMMARY OF SCOOTER PARTS:
When electric scooters first became popular our Scooter Tubes (Innertubes), Tires (sizes: 12, 10, 8 1/2, 8, 200x50, 2.50-4, 3.00-4, 4.10/3.50-4), Airless (Airfree) Tires, Bearings (including 6000z, 6001z, 6200zz), Wheels, Rims, Axles and wheel hardware, and Common Scooter Tire Components were available for customers in need who otherwise could not get parts for their model scooters. Bearings for wheels and fork assemblies were hard to find, and still are for quality parts. The difference in our selection of tires, tubes, wheels, and parts from others' parts is that we reject the cheap parts sometimes available to us. Plus, we test the parts we sell prior to shipping them to our customers, adding a little bit to the price but insuring quality. And with the advent of Airless or Airfree tires that prevent freqent maintenance we found a real timesaver for scooter owners. Bottom line - fast receipt of quality airless tires, pneumatic tires and tubes, wheel assemblies, bearings, axles and hardware, for almost all scooters!
SCOOTER BEARINGS
TIP ON CHANGING A BAD INNERTUBE
BEARINGS FOR MANY SCOOTER WHEELS: 6000z, 6001z, 6200zz
BEARING FOR VAPOR, RAD2GO, AND COMMON WHEELS
BEARING FOR A 12 1/2" WHEEL
WHEELBEARING FOR XTREME X10 SCOOTER
WHEELBEARING FOR FRONT AND REAR VAPOR SCOOTERS
WHEEL BEARINGS (6000z, 6001z, 6200zz) FOR MANY SCOOTERS
WHEELBEARING FOR A 12 1/2 INCH SCOOTER WHEEL
FORK BEARINGS, X010 SCOOTER AND SIMILAR
FORK BEARINGS, X360 SCOOTER AND SIMILAR
COMPLETE SITE INDEX OF SCOOTERS AND PARTS
AVAILABILITY OF REPLACEMENT PARTS
6000z Wheel Bearings (pair) $17.95
with FREE SHIPPING 
Two 6000z 1 1/32" diameter, 13/32" hole for a 3/8" Axle. FITS MANY FRONT AND/OR REAR WHEELS OF SCOOTERS. Check the side of your bearing for the number.
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6200zz Wheel Bearings (pair) $16.95
with FREE SHIPPING
Two 6200zz 1.2" (1 3/16") diameter bearings, 2.5mm, 13/32" hole for a 3/8" Axle. FITS MANY FRONT AND/OR REAR WHEELS OF SCOOTERS. Fits the front wheel only on Vapor Scooter. The rear wheel of the Vapor uses one 6200zz and one 6000z. Check the side of your bearing for the number.
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HW-11B Wheel Bearings (pair) $17.95 pair
with FREE SHIPPING Reg $19.95 pair
1 1/8" diameter, with a thin flange 1.25" diameter, 1/2" Shaft
Two HW-11B diameter bearings
Often found for many 12 1/2" Wheels and axles, 1 1/8" diameter, small flange 1.25" diameter, 1/2" Shaft
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Vapor Scooter Rear Wheel Bearings (pair) $17.95
with FREE SHIPPING
A 6000z which is 1 1/32" diameter, 13/32" hole, and 6200zz which is 1.2" Diameter, 13/32" hole. For 3/8" Axle. The front wheel of the Vapor uses two 6000z (see above). Check the side of your bearing for the number.
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608Z Wheelbearing set $12.95
with FREE SHIPPING
Wheelbearing set 608z for most 100 watt scooters including X010. 7/8 inch diameter, 9/32 inch wide, for 5/16 inch axle.
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Front Fork Bearings (set of 2) $17.95
with FREE SHIPPING
X010 and many 100 watt scooters. Diminsions: OD - 1 7/16, ID - 1 3/16 inch. 37mm.
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Front Fork Bearings for the model X-360 scooter (set of 2) and most scooters $17.95
with FREE SHIPPING
Diminsions: OD - 1 9/16, ID - 1 5/16 inch. 40mm.
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REPLACEMENT PARTS PRICES SHOWN INCLUDE SHIPPING/HANDLING. PICTURES OF REPLACEMENT PARTS MAY VARY PRIOR TO PICTURE UPDATES
A few customers have pinched the innertube in between the tire rim when replacing a bad tube, causing a hole or rip in the tube. This happens when you do not partially inflate the tube to get it out of the way of the rim as you put it together. Just add a little pressure so the tube fills out and gets out of the way of the rim. Then tighten the tire rim screws or bolts securely and THEN finish adding the correct tire pressure! Saves a big problem caused by the rim tightening on the uninflated tube!!