Making your fatbike faster almost always starts with the display. But which tuning display goes with your model? This product finder shows you at a glance.
- QMWheel (V20 series): H6C display, up to 45 km/h
- Ouxi V8 series: HC80 or M5, they all fit, with or without NFC, up to 50 km/h
- GT2000: tunable display and tunable controller together (up to 60 km/h)
- Not sure? Send a photo of your display via WhatsApp, with an answer within a few minutes
Product finder: the right tuning display for each model
| Your model | Brand | Tunable version |
|---|---|---|
| V20, V20 Pro, S20, V20 Max, V30 | QMWheel | H6C Tunable Display 45 km/h; newest generation V20 with NFC screen: H6C Tunable NFC |
| V8, V8 Pro, V8 Max | Ouxi | They all fit: HC80 with NFC (recommended), HC80 without NFC or M5, all 50 km/h |
| C80, C80 Pro, C63, H9, Q8 | Ouxi | HC80 Tunable NFC or HC80 without NFC (50 km/h) |
| C80 Mini, C63 Mini (36V) | Ouxi | HC80 Tunable 36V (special Mini version) |
| GT2000 | Ouxi | You need both: HC80 with NFC or HC80 without NFC and the GT2000 Tunable Controller (together up to 60 km/h) |
With or without NFC: which do you choose?
For the Ouxi V8 series it makes no technical difference: both HC80 versions and the M5 fit every V8. The difference is in how you start the fatbike:
- With NFC (our recommendation): your fatbike only starts with your NFC card. Extra secure against theft, and children cannot switch the bike on without the card.
- Without NFC: starting with a PIN code.
25 or 45/50 km/h: what is the difference?
Every standard display is restricted to 25 km/h. A tunable display takes that limit off: the H6C goes up to 45 km/h, the HC80 and M5 up to 50 km/h. All tunable displays have a kill switch: with it you switch back to the normal 25 km/h in a few seconds, for example when someone else is riding the bike.
Common mistakes when choosing
- Ordering the wrong brand. An H6C never fits an Ouxi and an HC80 never fits a QMWheel.
- Ordering the ordinary HC80 for a Mini. The C80 Mini and C63 Mini need the special 36V version.
- Buying only one of the two for the GT2000. There you need both the tunable display and the tunable controller.
Frequently asked questions
Can I also keep riding at 25 km/h after tuning?
Yes. With the kill switch you easily switch back to the standard 25 km/h mode. That way you decide yourself when you use the extra speed, on private property only, of course.
Do I have to replace the controller as well as the display?
Usually not: on most models a tunable display is enough. Only on the GT2000 do you need both: the tunable display and the tunable controller.
Which version do I choose for my Ouxi V8?
They all fit. If you want the safest choice, go for the HC80 with NFC: then your fatbike only starts with your NFC card.
Do you know which display you need?
View all tuning kits in the tuning kits collection: ordered before 23:59 = delivered tomorrow, with up to 3 years of warranty. Can't quite work it out? Our WhatsApp specialist tells you within a few minutes which tuning display fits your fatbike.
