Product Details
Description
Universal Parts 608-ZZ Bearing
Key Details
- 105-26
Specifications
- Width: 7mm Mongoose M-130, Mongoose M-150, Razor E100, Razor E125, Razor Ground Force Go Kart, Razor Kick Scooter, Razor Ripstick, Various unlisted makes/modelsDLX Electric Skateboard,E-150,E-175,E-200,E-90,Ground Force Drifter,Ground Force Go Kart,Kick Scooter,Power Core 90,Power Core E90,Power Core E90 Glow,Ripstick/Caster Board
Compatibility / Fitment
Use the fitment details below to confirm this part matches your scooter before ordering.
- Fitment Notes: Electric, Universal Fit
Fitment Guide: This compatibility information is based on manufacturer and supplier data. Listed models are common known applications and may not include every compatible scooter. If your scooter has multiple versions or production changes, confirm the correct match before ordering. Check photos, measurements, original part numbers, engine code, model, and related fitment information whenever possible.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.3 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 4 × 4 × 1 in |
Replace worn wheel bearings with this Universal Parts 608-ZZ double-shielded ball bearing. Stamped ABEC-5 for precision tolerance, with double metal shields to keep grease in and contaminants out. The 608 is one of the most widely used bearing sizes in kick scooters, electric scooters, inline skates, and light-duty wheels — if your wheels are grinding or wobbling, these are the first thing to replace.
- SKU: 105-26
- Bearing Number: 608-ZZ
- Inner Diameter: 8mm
- Outer Diameter: 22mm
- Width: 7mm
- Shield Type: Double metal shield (ZZ)
- ABEC Rating: ABEC-5
- Material: Steel
Fits any vehicle using a standard 608 bearing (8x22x7mm), including:
- Razor E100, E125, E150, E175, E200, E90, Power Core E90, Power Core 90
- Razor Ground Force Go Kart, Ground Force Drifter
- Razor Kick Scooter, Razor Ripstick / Caster Board
- Mongoose M-130, Mongoose M-150
- Currie, Bladez, iZip electric scooters
- DLX Electric Skateboard
- Many other kick scooters, electric scooters, and inline skates using 608-size bearings
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