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Overview
- The 2013+ Zero frame for FX/FXS (and X/MX/XU) bikes is made of anodized aluminum, weighs 20lbs, and is a combination of cast parts and welded square tubing of 1-inch outer width.
- The frame fits two power pack modules, one Long Brick module (2017), or one module and an empty space for carrying small cargo.
- The FXP fleet model has a crash guard mount option like the SP/DSP models but is smaller and mounted lower.
Paint matching
- All models have the same anodized aluminum with a black finish/paint.
- Some paint repair suggestions on this thread are worth examining: FX frame touch up
Iterations by Year
- Each year's frame from 2013 onward is incrementally improved and stronger than the prior year.
- The 2014 frame changed up the way the side plastics bolt on and provides for the power tank via the carrier bracket.
- The 2015 frame included pre-drilled holes for the crash guards for fleet/police models.
- The 2016 frame seems to be a little more built-up and has additional members bracing the diagonals to the main beams behind the shoulder.
Dimensions
Width | 10in |
Tube Width | 1in |
Weight | ~20lb |
Common Frame Components
- The Swingarm is at least superficially the same as on S Platform models for the same year/generation.
- The Steering head tube seems to be the same as on S Platform models for the same year/generation.
- Frontend geometry for FX may match DS/DSR, and FXS may match S/SR.