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Displays for your fatbike
Replacement displays for your fatbike — from the M5 and M6 for OUXI to the DZ41 for 7GO. The display type and connector must match exactly; we check it before you order.
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The right display for your fatbike
A fatbike display is model-specific: the type (such as M4, M5, M6, HC80, H6C or S866) must match your controller and the plug (often a Julet connector) must be identical. A wrong display stays black or shows error codes. Broken screen, no lights or no speed readout? Read our display guide or ask us if in doubt.
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OUXI parts 101OUXI V8 parts 101OUXI H9 parts 84OUXI V20 parts 737GO parts 44QMWheel parts 38Diablo parts 387GO EB2 parts 65Knaap parts 39ENGWE parts 37ENGWE M20 parts 61AGM parts 39Knaap AMS parts 60Knaap AMSX parts 607GO EB3 parts 587GO EB4 parts 587GO EB8 parts 58Knaap RTD parts 57ENGWE E26 parts 57Phatfour parts 37
Buy a fatbike display: the right model
The display is the brain of your fatbike: it shows your speed, battery level and pedal assist and drives the controller. If your screen shows an error code, stays black or is damaged, your whole bike often comes to a halt. Displays are highly brand- and model-specific and must match your controller and voltage. Check the specifications or ask us if in doubt.
Which display fits my fatbike?
We stock displays for, among others, the 7GO EB2, EB3 and EB4 (such as the DZ41 type) and various OUXI models. The right display depends on your connector, your voltage (often 36V) and your controller. Read the type number off your current display, or send us a photo — we will find the matching screen and the right plug.
Error code or replacement?
Not every fault means a new display. Sometimes the problem is a loose cable or the battery and wiring. An error code often also appears after a wet ride; let the connector dry properly first before replacing anything. If the error returns after you've checked all the plugs, replacement makes sense. In our display guide we explain the most common error messages and the right voltage.
Complete and compatible
When replacing the display, check that your charger and battery use the same voltage. Unsure about connector or voltage? That's how you avoid bringing home the wrong screen.