Product Description
The MX125 Dirt Rocket is your intro to adventure, offering the adrenaline pumping fun of off-road riding in a scaled-down size designed for dirt bike riders ages 7 and up. Razor's smallest electric-powered dirtbike, the MX125 helps younger riders build confidence on dirt, delivering top-notch performance with authentic MX-frame geometry, motocross-style knobby tires and twist-grip throttle for a true-to-life dirt bike ride. Rear-wheel drive delivers better weight and balance control for greater safety and stability, while the high-torque, chain-driven electric motor powers riders up to 8mph (13km/h) for up to 40 minutes of continuous use. It's the perfect introduction to the excitement and adventure of off-road riding.
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Product Weight :29.7 pounds
Features
Made for off-road fun Pneumatic knobby tires handle all types of terrain and provide maximum support and comfort
Build confidence for young riders Rear-wheel drive delivers greater traction, stability and balance control, while the twist-grip throttle and hand-operated rear brake provide simple, intuitive hand controls for younger riders ages 7 and up
Uncompromised quality Offers the quality, safety, service, and style you’ve come to expect from this leading manufacturer of youth lifestyle recreational products
UL 2272 Compliant Tested and Certified to UL 2272 Safety Standard
What's Included
Reviews
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Nice little bike, needs a Lithium battery
The truth is, 12 volts is just not enough. You could overvolt this bike by replacing the lead acid battery with a power tool battery. You can buy power tool receivers that act as a power supply and you can install it right into your child's toy along with the power tool battery. That way you can swap out the batteries when they go low. You can charge them quickly on a speed charger. I have found 18 Volt Ryobi batteries that contain nine amp hours for as low as $30 on Amazon. This would be a huge upgrade for this bike. You would need to buy the ryobi adapter receiver, which generally run about $7 apiece. And when you include the $30 battery it's a pretty good upgrade. Especially if you get a couple of batteries. Otherwise, I would suggest finding a bike that already has a lithium battery. Lead acid is very heavy and is susceptible to damage. If the child uses the bike as intended the battery will be destroyed quickly. We chose to return these bikes and have replaced them with bikes that have lithium batteries and other upgrades such as suspension and higher voltage. For about the same money we were able to find a bike that has 36 Volts with a lithium battery and a true throttle which is not just an on/off switch.
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5-10 I would have to say a 10
This bike a cute it rides smooth but it is for smaller child but over all a 10
