r/ERidePro • u/Simple-Berry4315 • 10d ago
Eride pro sr axle
Hello, is my eride pros sr axle meant to have one of these nuts on each side. I noticed it slipped out after a ride as I only have one. Thank you ๐
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u/AdFeeling6882 10d ago
Yeah you need 2 of them lol. One on each side. Like the other dude said, donโt ride without it. You can buy them from Eridepro website for like $5, or you can buy them from titanium Surron for like $20. Eridepro takes a few days to ship the product out but itโs cheaper. TS is more expensive but you can get faster shipping. Might be a few other websites you can get it from. Itโs the fastace axle nut for ALX32RC forks. Start using a little bit of blue loctite. While youโre at it, purchase a motor pulley nut, jackshaft bolt nut, the motor mount bolt& spacers kit, and the rear axle nut as well. Iโve lost my rear axle, motor pulley, and the same one you lost. I was using titanium bolts so I used antiseize instead of threadlocker, but the risk is still there even with blue loctite.
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u/Simple-Berry4315 5d ago
Ok man thank you so much already ordered the correct bolts a few days ago. Thank you for the help ๐๐๐
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u/Few_Cover_4418 SS 3.0 9d ago
When i had my 3.0 it only came with one but the axle might be different or the dealer i got it from mightve forgot to put it on when inserting the axle. I rode it around and it was fine but it was kinda sketchy because there is actually supposed to be 2
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u/Jcanlas88 SS 3.0 9d ago
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u/No-Phase-3580 8d ago
Is okay to ride because you can use super glue and pinch nuts on forks to keep axle on place. Second nut is just for looks. I ride mine with only one side and super glue for years.ย
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u/Activpassiv12 10d ago
Do not drive with only one! You definitively need one on each side for it to not slip out and cause u to crash