The question we get more than any other is simple: will this fit my bike?
This page answers it. Find your bike below, and you will see exactly which light is built for it and how that version installs. If your bike is not listed, skip to the last section — there is an option that fits almost anything.
First, understand the three types
We build wheelie lights three different ways. This is the part most riders get stuck on, so it is worth two minutes before you scroll to your bike.
1. Wired (Y-split harness)
The light runs off your bike's own power through a harness that branches off your existing headlight connector — like a splitter on a garden hose. Nothing gets cut, spliced or disabled. Your dash, your controls, your stock functions stay exactly as they were.
Install: drill one hole in your bash guard, run the harness, plug it in. About 30 minutes.
Best for: riders who want it permanent and never want to think about batteries.
2. Battery powered (8x AA)
Runs entirely on its own power from an included battery pack. Nothing touches your bike's electrical system at all. Takes 8x AA batteries, not included.
Install: drill one hole in your bash guard, mount it, drop batteries in.
Best for: bikes where tapping the electrical system is awkward, or riders who would rather not wire anything.
3. Rechargeable V2 (no drilling)
Bolts to your swing arm on a 3D printed mount using four bolts. Built-in rechargeable battery, so there is no wiring and no batteries to buy. Fully reversible — no holes, no permanent changes.
Install: four bolts. That is the whole job.
Best for: leased bikes, riders who do not want to drill, or anyone who wants the cleanest possible install.
Sur-Ron
Sur-Ron LBX & LBS (Light Bee X and Light Bee S)
If you ride a Light Bee, this is your section — LBX and LBS stand for Light Bee X and Light Bee S. It is the most supported bike in our lineup, with three options:
- Wired wheelie light — also fits the E-Ride Pro and Talaria MX3
- Wheelie Light V2 — rechargeable, no drilling
- Chase light — rear facing, mounts under the subframe
There is also a rear brake kit for the LBX and Light Bee.
Sur-Ron Ultra Bee (2023–2025)
- Wired wheelie light — purpose-built harness for this bike
- Chase light — rear facing on a 3D printed bracket
We do not make a brake kit for the Ultra Bee, because it already comes with the brakes our other kits are upgrading to.
Talaria
Talaria X3, XXX & X3 Pro
- Wired wheelie light
- Wheelie Light V2 — rechargeable, no drilling
- Chase light — the same bracket fits the X3 and the XXX
Talaria MX4 & MX5
- Wired wheelie light — harness cut specifically for these two models
Talaria MX3
The MX3 uses the same harness as the Sur-Ron LBX. Order the LBX / LBS wheelie light.
There is also a rear brake kit covering the XXX, MX3 and MX4.
E-Ride Pro
The E-Ride Pro shares fitment with the Sur-Ron LBX. Order the LBX / LBS wheelie light, and there is now a dedicated E-Ride Pro chase light for the rear. There is also a rear brake kit that fits the 2.0, and the 3.0 and SR with a bracket modification.
Tuttio, Yozma & RTR
These three run our battery powered version. The kit includes a battery pack that takes 8x AA batteries, so nothing wires into the bike.
- Tuttio wheelie light
- Yozma wheelie light — plus a Yozma chase light for the rear
- RTR & RTR Lite wheelie light — sized for mini motos
Tuttio and Yozma also have a rear brake kit.
Super73
Our Super73 wheelie light fits every Super73 model and uses the wired Y-split harness. There is also a Super73 chase light for the rear.
My bike is not on this list
Then you want the Universal Battery Powered Wheelie Light. It fits virtually any e-bike or electric dirt bike, runs on its own battery pack, and needs nothing from your bike's electrical system.
One requirement: it mounts to a bash guard. If your bike does not have one, you will need to fabricate a mount — the light itself will work fine either way.
Do I need a bash guard?
For every wired and battery powered wheelie light, yes. The light drills into the bash guard, which is what puts it low and forward where it needs to be. That hole is permanent.
The exception is the V2, which bolts to the swing arm instead. If you do not have a bash guard and do not want to drill, and you ride an LBX or X3, the V2 is your answer. More on bash guards here.
What about lighting up behind me?
That is what a chase light does. It mounts under your rear subframe and throws 2000 lumens backward — so the car coming up behind you sees you long before it is close. We now build brackets for the Sur-Ron LBX, Sur-Ron Ultra Bee, Talaria X3/XXX, Super73, E-Ride Pro and Yozma.
Plenty of riders run both: a wheelie light up front and a chase light out back.
Add-ons that work with every light
- Strobe controller kit — adds flash patterns to any StreetBeam light, controlled from the bar
- Titanium bolt kit — replaces the stock Baja pod bolts with titanium so nothing rusts or backs out
Still not sure?
Message us with your bike, the year, and whether it has a bash guard. We would rather spend two minutes confirming fitment than have you order the wrong part.
Contact us — or check the installation guides to see exactly what the install looks like on your bike before you buy.