S20 - 250 Watt Display

£43.67 £60.27 28% discount
  • Up to 2 years’ warranty

    This is how your warranty works

    Arrange your warranty through one portal. Submit your claim online, and we’ll take care of the rest.

    What’s covered

    • Frame 2 years
    • Battery and components 1 year

    Starting on the day your order is delivered.

    Handled in three steps

    1. Enter your order number in the warranty portal.
    2. Submit a claim and add photos or a video.
    3. We’ll assess your claim and make sure it’s resolved as quickly as possible.

    Full warranty terms

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Description

The display is an essential tool on your S20, allowing you to see important information such as speed, battery status, and riding mode at a glance. Over time, the display may function less effectively due to heavy use or damage, which can affect ease of use. Replacing a defective or outdated display ensures you always stay in control during your rides. With the original S20 display, you are guaranteed accurate and reliable performance, so you can keep riding without any issues.

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Buy S20 display 250 watt at GoFatbike

The display is your dashboard: you can see speed, battery level, and support level at a glance. If the screen stays black, starts to glitch, or the buttons stop responding, you’re basically riding blind. This is the original display for the S20 in the 250 watt version, so the motor control and support remain as the bike was designed.

When ordering, pay attention to the power of your S20. The 250 watt and 500 watt versions do not use the same display, and the wrong one will show incorrect values or simply won’t work. If the power rating isn’t on the frame, check the battery. The installation takes about fifteen minutes: loosen the handlebar clamp, disconnect the plug, install the new display, and securely click the connector in place. Make sure the cable has enough slack to turn with the handlebar, otherwise you’ll eventually damage it when steering.