00:00Ok, real talk, if your e-bike still has that tiny, glitchy stock display, you're missing half the fun of
00:05riding it.
00:06I dug through literally thousands of listings and found the 5 best LCD displays for upgrading your cockpit, and honestly,
00:13some of these cost less than a pizza.
00:15So let's get into it, these are my top 5 e-bike LCD displays for upgraded cockpits.
00:21First up is the UART2P3C, and this thing is a tank.
00:25It's fully waterproof, so rain, puddles, mud, none of that matters.
00:30It's a 5-pin unit made for mountain e-bikes, and it even has a built-in USB port so
00:35you can charge your phone mid-ride, which is honestly a lifesaver on long trails.
00:40It's $15.91, it's got over 4,000 sales with a 4.6 rating, and for a rugged, do-everything
00:47display, that's a no-brainer.
00:49Next is the universal dashboard display, and this one is the value king.
00:54It works with 48, 60, and 72-volt systems right out of the box, so it fits pretty much any
00:59e-bike or scooter you throw at it.
01:02It's got a clean odometer and speedometer readout that's easy to glance at while riding.
01:07Here's the kicker, it's only $12.53, and it's rocking a 4.9 rating.
01:13Cheapest on the list, highest rated so far.
01:17Enough said.
01:18Number 3 is the L5, and if you ride a fat bike, this is your display.
01:23It's built specifically for fat bike setups, with a big, bright screen that's easy to read even in direct sunlight.
01:30You get full speed control right from the panel, so no more fiddling with settings while you're rolling.
01:35It runs $21.05 with a 4.6 rating and nearly 4,000 sales, a solid mid-range pick that
01:42punches above its price.
01:44Now we're getting into Sirius territory, the SW900.
01:48This is the display Sirius Riders Upgrade 2.
01:52It handles everything from 24V all the way up to 72, and it uses proper 5-pin plus 2-pin
01:58SM connectors for the UART2 protocol, so the connection is rock solid.
02:03The screen is crisp, the menus are intuitive, and it just feels premium in your hands.
02:08At $33.87 it's the priciest here, but with a 4.9 rating, you're paying for the best, and it
02:15shows.
02:16And finally, the budget dark horse, the P3, also known as the 811 Hong Kong dollars.
02:23It supports 24, 36, 48, and 60V systems, mounts clean on a standard 22.2mm handlebar, and runs on the
02:31same reliable UART2 serial protocol as the big-name units.
02:35The best part?
02:37It's just $13.79 with a 4.9 rating.
02:42If you want a legit upgrade without spending real money, this is the one I'd grab first.
02:47That's the list.
02:49All 5 of these are linked in the description below, prices do move around, so snag the one you want
02:54while the deal's live.
02:56If this helped you out, smash the like button, subscribe for more e-bike upgrades, and I'll see you in
03:01the next one.
03:03Ride safe.
