Why Rear Wheel Spacers Matter for Your Cruiser
If your Micro Cruiser rear wheel wobbles or feels loose, the spacers between the wheel and the frame might be worn or missing. These small parts keep the wheel centered on the axle, preventing side-to-side movement that can affect ride quality and wheel alignment. Choosing the correct spacer size is essential for a stable, safe scooter.
The Micro Cruiser Rear Wheel Spacer Set
- Parts: Spacers (x2) for Cruiser Rear Wheel: This two-piece parts set is designed for use with the Micro Cruiser rear wheel assembly. Includes two spacers for the Cruiser rear wheel. Sold as a set of two. The set provides both spacers needed for a single rear wheel, so you don't have to source them separately. It's a direct replacement for the original spacers in the Cruiser's rear axle assembly.
Parts: Spacers (x2) for Cruiser Rear Wheel
What the Supplied Information Confirms
The product record tells us the spacers are specifically for the Micro Cruiser rear wheel. They are part of Micro Kickboard's Cruiser parts range, which suggests they share the same axle width and spacer thickness as other Cruiser models. However, the record does not provide exact dimensions (inner diameter, outer diameter, or thickness). If you need precise measurements—for example, to match an aftermarket wheel—you may need to contact Micro Kickboard support or measure your existing spacers with a caliper.
How to Confirm Fit Without Exact Specs
Since the exact spacer size isn't published, the safest approach is to confirm that you own a Micro Cruiser or a Cruiser variant with the same rear wheel assembly. If your scooter is a Micro Cruiser (standard or LED), these spacers are the intended replacement. For other Micro models (like the Sprite or Maxi), the rear axle design differs, so these spacers likely won't fit. If you're unsure, compare the shape and thickness of your current spacers to the product image or order a set and check fitment before final assembly.
When to Replace the Spacers
Replace the spacers if you notice any of these signs: the rear wheel has excessive side play, the wheel rubs against the frame, or you're rebuilding the rear axle with new bearings. Because spacers are inexpensive (the set is priced at USD 3.24), it's often worth ordering a new pair during a wheel or bearing replacement to avoid chasing alignment issues later.
