Which Parts Fit My Zontes? Model Codes and Compatibility Guide (2026)

Zontes reuses the same numbers across very different machines. A 368G is an adventure scooter with a 17-inch front wheel, a 368D is a city scooter with a 15-inch front, and both share an engine. A 703F, 703RR, 703R and 703T all use the same three-cylinder engine but have completely different bodywork. That is why "fits 368" or "for 703" on a part is not enough to know whether it fits your bike.

This guide brings together what we have learned from matching parts to more than 25 Zontes models: the model codes, which families share parts, what never transfers, and a quick check you can do before ordering.

Step 1: know your exact model name and code

The same bike can appear under several names depending on the country and the dealer. In Spain, many models carry an "ETC" suffix, and the 350 and 310 ranges are often written with the number last (T350 instead of 350T). If a listing uses a name you don't recognise, this table will help.

Model	Factory code	Other names you may see
703F	ZT703-F	703F 21"
703RR	ZT703-RR	703 RR
703R	ZT703-R	703R ETC (Spain)
703T	ZT703-T	703T ETC (Spain)
368G	ZT368-G, ZT368T-G	368G ETC (Spain)
368D / 368E	ZT368-D, ZT368T-D / ZT368-E, ZT368T-E	368D ETC, 368E ETC (Spain)
368M / 368K	ZT368-M / ZT368-K	368M ETC, 368K ETC (Spain)
552G	-	501G on some parts listings, G552 (Greece)
350T / 350R / 350X	ZT350-T / ZT350-R / ZT350-X	T350, R350, X350 (Spain, UK)
350GK / 350V / 350S	ZT350-GK / ZT350-V / ZT350-S	GK350, V350, S350 (Spain, UK)
350E / 350D	ZT350-E / ZT350-D	E350, D350 (Spain, Greece), 350 E (Brazil)
310M / 350M	ZT310-M / ZT350-M	M310, M350
310 series	ZT310-T, ZT310-R, ZT310-X, ZT310-V	T310, R310, X310, V310, plus T1, T2, R1, X1 versions
125G1	ZT125-G1	G1-125 (Spain, Italy), G1-125 X
125U / 125U1	ZT125-U / ZT125-U1	U125, U1-125 (Spain, UK)
GK125	ZT125-GK	GK125 X (spoked-wheel trim)
125Z2	ZT125-Z2	Z2-125 (Spain)
125X	ZT125-X, ZT125T-X	-

Step 2: understand your model family

703 family: 703F, 703RR, 703R, 703T

All four use the same 699 cc three-cylinder engine, so engine-side parts usually interchange. The bikes themselves are very different: an adventure bike, a sports bike, a naked and a sport tourer.

Usually shared	Model-specific
Engine-side guards (such as the water pump guard), engine consumables, some front-end protection	Bodywork, screens, subframe, racks, luggage mounts, crash protection that mounts through the fairing

Watch out for:

• Two 703F wheel versions. The standard 703F has a 21-inch front and 18-inch rear; the road-oriented Touring version has 19 and 17 inches. Crash bars, racks and luggage generally swap between them, but front fenders and wheel-related parts don't.
• 703RR model years. Bodywork changed between years, which affects fairing-mounted parts.
• Universal clamp-on sliders on the 703R. Its aluminium frame makes them a poor choice; use model-specific protection.

368 family: 368G, 368D, 368E, 368M, 368K (plus 400G and 552G)

The five 368 models share the 368 cc engine, so engine parts and many control parts interchange. Wheels and bodywork are where they split.

Question	Answer
Do 368G front-end parts fit the 368D?	Not wheel-related ones. The 368G has a 17-inch front wheel, the 368D a 15-inch front.
Do 368E and 368K parts swap?	Engine consumables yes. Racks, screens and body-mounted parts no, as the 368K has new bodywork.
Do 368G parts carry over to the MY26 update?	Brackets and racks yes. The update kept the bodywork, subframe and mounting points.
Do 310M or 350M parts fit the 368M?	Many engine and control parts carry back through that line (310M, then 350M, then 368M). Bodywork and rack mounts do not.
Do 368G parts fit the 400G?	It is a close relative and many may fit, but treat a part as confirmed only if it names the 400G.
Do 368G parts fit the 552G?	Don't assume so. The frame, bodywork and exhaust are different.
Do maxi-scooter parts fit the 368G?	Not for wheels and tyres. Parts for conventional 15/13-inch maxi scooters won't fit its 17/14-inch wheels.

350 and 310 family: 350T, 350R, 350X, 350GK, 350V, 350S, 350M, 350E, 350D and the 310s

The 348 cc engine runs through the whole 350 range, so filters, plugs, sprockets, chain kits and levers are commonly shared. Bodywork, screens and racks are specific to each model.

• 310 to 350: the 350 replaced the 310 in 2022 on much of the same frame. Crash bars, racks and screens frequently interchange, but not always, so check the year and version (T1, T2, R1, X1).
• 350S and 350V: their single-sided swingarm makes swingarm and rear-end parts specific. Two-sided pannier frames don't transfer cleanly.
• 350X: it needs fairing-specific sliders. Bodywork, screens and brackets don't transfer from the naked or trail models.
• 350E and 350D: they share much of their running gear with the 350M, and some parts with the 310M and 150D/150M. Don't assume a 368E or 368D part fits a 350E or 350D, as the bodywork is different.

125 and 150 family: 125G1, 125U/U1, 125Z2, GK125, 125X, 150X

• 125G1, 125U, 125U1, 125Z2, GK125: engine and control parts (levers, mirrors, filters, sprockets, chain kits) often interchange. Bodywork, tank, rack, headlight and wheel parts don't.
• GK125 vs GK125 X: cast wheels versus spoked wheels, so tyre, valve and inner-tube products differ.
• 125X: built on a new aluminium frame unlike anything else in the Zontes 125 scooter line. Parts for the older 125D, 125M or 125E generally don't fit. Our 125X accessories guide covers this model in detail.
• 150X: shares its bodywork with the 125X, so 125X parts are very likely to fit. Check the product page or ask if the 150X isn't named.

Parts that fit several Zontes models

These are some of our most popular multi-fit parts. Each one lists every model it fits on its product page.

Part	Fits	Rating
Front ABS Sensor Guard	368G, 368E, 368D, 368M, 368K, 703F, 703R, 703T	5.0 (3)
Front Axle Sliders	368G, 368D, 368M, 368E, 368K, 703RR, 703R, 703T	5.0 (1)
Front Axle Dust Plugs	703T, 703RR, 703R, the 368 range, most 350 and 310 models, 150D, 150M	4.8 (6)
CNC Water Pump Guard	703RR, 703R, 703F, 703T	5.0 (2)
14mm Fork Preload Adjusters	703F, 703RR, 703T	5.0 (3)
Rear Turn Signal Heat Shield Covers	368G, 703F, 703R, 703RR	5.0 (11)
Front Fork Protection Covers	703F, 703R, 368G (forks without reflectors)	5.0 (15)
Rear Fender Mudguard	368G and 400G, V1 and V2, 2024–2026	4.9 (14)
Handguards	368G, 400G	4.9 (7)
High-Flow Air Filter	368E, 368D, 368M, 368G, 368K	4.9 (15)
Engine Oil Filter	GK350, 350R, 350VX, 350V, 350T, 350X	5.0 (14)
15T 520 Front Sprocket	250, 310 and 350 series (see list on the page)	4.8 (4)
Rear Brake Reservoir Guard	125G1, G2, 125U, 125U1, 125U2, 125Z2, 150U, 155U	5.0 (15)
Under-Seat Storage Liner	125X 2026, 150X 2026	4.9 (15)

The five fitment mistakes we see most often

1. Going by the number alone. "368" covers five scooters with different wheels and bodywork. "703" covers four very different motorcycles.
2. Reading the title but not the list. A title may say "368 Series", while the compatibility list on the page shows exactly which models and years are included. The list is what counts.
3. Ignoring wheel size. The 368G's 17-inch front, the 368D's 15-inch front and the 703F's two wheel versions all change which front-end parts fit.
4. Assuming a newer model takes older parts. The 125X does not take 125D/M/E parts, and the 368M does not take 310M/350M bodywork.
5. Not measuring for universal parts. Universal mounts still need the right handlebar, mirror stem, crash bar tube or screen edge.

A quick check before you order

1. Identify your bike: model, model year and, if relevant, the market name (for example 368G ETC or T350) or version (703F standard or Touring, GK125 or GK125 X).
2. Select it under "My bike" at the top of our site to see parts listed for your model.
3. Open the product page and read the compatibility list, including the years.
4. For wheel and tyre parts, check your rim size.
5. For universal parts, measure the mounting point first.
6. Still unsure? Send us your model and year. We usually reply within one business day.

Model guides

• Zontes 125X accessories: what to fit first
• Zontes 703T accessories: how to set up the new sport tourer

Frequently asked questions

Do 703F parts fit the 703T?

Engine-side parts often do, because the 703 models share the same 699 cc engine. Screens, bodywork, subframe and luggage mounts are specific to each model. Always check the compatibility list on the product page.

Will 310 parts fit my 350?

Frequently, but not always. The 350 replaced the 310 in 2022 on much of the same frame, so crash bars, racks and screens often swap, but some mounting points changed. Check the year and version on the product page.

Do 368G parts fit the 368D, 368E or 368K?

Engine parts and many control parts are shared across the 368 range. Wheel-related parts, bodywork, racks and screens are usually specific: the 368G has a 17-inch front wheel, the 368D a 15-inch front, and the 368K has different bodywork from the 368E.

What does "ETC" mean in a Zontes model name?

It is the naming used in Spain for many current models, such as 368G ETC or 703T ETC. For fitment purposes, a 368G ETC is a 368G.

Does the model year matter?

Sometimes. The 368G's MY26 update kept its mounting points, so brackets and racks carry across. On the 703RR, bodywork changes between years affect fairing-mounted parts. That is why our product pages list years where they matter.

What if a part doesn't fit?

You can return unused items in their original packaging within 30 days of delivery. To avoid the hassle, ask us before you order.

Zontes Accessories is an independent specialist for Zontes accessories and is not affiliated with Zontes. Model codes and fitment notes are based on our own catalogue research and may vary by market and model year; always confirm the compatibility list on each product page.