Razor MX650 Dirt Rocket Off-Road Motocross Bike – 36V Electric Ride-On, Up to 17 mph, Dual Suspension, Hand-Operated Dual Brakes, Twist Grip Throttle, Authentic Motocross Bike Geometry

My 10 year old loves it! The charge lasts as long as his attention span, lol. The top speed is about perfect for kids. One of our best purchases for out door active play.

Came quickly as Amazon orders always do. Packaging was perfect, no evidence of drops or crushing. Assembly was fairly easy, instructions were clear, took me about 20 minutes. The hardest part was lifting the box off the bike. Tires were pre-inflated. No tube or flat problems like I heard about in other versions of this bike. As a matter of fact, my son's mother purchased an MX350 for our 8 year's birthday at her home, and she had to drive an hour to get the tire fixed to save the day. After charging our MX650 for 18 hours, I took it for a ride around the neighborhood to make sure everything was working properly. I weigh about 175 and was surprised how peppy this thing is. My son has been riding this pretty regularly at our home for clips of 30-40 minutes, and I have only charged it 5 times since December. The battery has only so many charging cycles, so I'll let it get low before recharging it. He must have gotten 90 minutes out of the last charge. Highly recommend this bike. I felt an 8 year old didn't need the speed and danger of a real gas dirtbike. This thing has been fast and fun enough to keep his ADHD attention. Update November 2010: We have two of these, and both have been well used and still hold a 30-40 minute charge. Zero problems with the motors or tires too. Our boy took a few spills on his, got some gnarly scrapes, but that's to be expected. The kids don't run to use them as much as they did last December, because like any toy, this too gets old. Update September 2011: Both are still running! The kids are a little older now (12 and almost 10). The 12 year-old has become too tall (and mature :) to ride hers, so it's been passed down to the 10 year-old boy's buddies when they come over. They're not used as much as they used to be, so I feared the batteries would be shot. Not only do the batteries still hold a pretty decent charge, but I have NEVER, not once, filled the tires with air, and they're still in great shape! I may, for the first time, fill the tires to give them a little boost in speed. We moved to a more urbanish suburb with less dirt, so they're ridden on paved streets now when they're ridden. We've moved twice since we first got them. They've had a few minor spills, but no serious injuries to the bikes or kids (thank goodness). Bottom line, they've held up very well, still running excellent for a two year-old battery powered riding toy. Update October 2012: The kids are now almost 11 and 13, and they're both pretty much done with these things. Both the bikes still run! Original tires and batteries. Granted, the battery on one of them lasts about 20 minutes and the other a little longer, but the kids are bigger and heavier than they were two years ago, so that's to be expected. We sold them to someone for about $150 each for his kids, and they're very pleased. Overall, still 5 stars over our complete ownership. That's pretty darn good. Still recommend!

This video shows our daughter, 7 years old at the time, riding her MX650 for the first time last year. She has since gotten significantly better. It also shows the vast difference between this and a power wheels. I have ridden dirt bikes and street bikes for 20 years. From 80 cc dirt bikes, to 1,000 cc super-sports, to my current toy, a Honda CRF250L. I've ridden forest trails and even dragged knees at race tracks. I've rebuilt motorcycles from the frame up and performed countless services. I have experience with bikes. With that said, I could not be happier with this little Razor dirt bike. Most of the people complaining seem to expect this little bike to compete with the big boys in terms of quality and power. Take a look at your local Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki dealership and you'll find even the smallest 50 and 80cc dirt bikes are $2,000 or more, I looked again before buying this. This little Razor is 1/4 the price. Not much more than your cheap plastic power wheels. However, unlike your power wheels and other cheap plastic ride-on's in this price range which have plastic tires, no suspension, etc., this bike has it all, working suspension, rubber tires, long life, etc. Not to mention, no maintenance, no carburetor to mess with, no oil to change, the brakes are those off a bicycle. Everything is simple. Also, unlike buying a used dirt bike in this price range, this is new. You don't have to deal with the usually poor treatment of the previous owner. We bought this bike for our 7 year old daughter. The warnings and advertising for a teenager is a joke. The warnings actually say no younger than 16. I love how a 15 year old can drive on the highway in a car at 60mph, but by the warnings isn't old enough to ride this toy 15mph on grass. Even now at 8 years old our daughter has quickly has mastered the bike and could move up to something bigger. However, with that said, I do really enjoy riding this little bike myself. As does my wife. Its quite fun to just zip around the yard. Recently I have started riding it through the woods on trails where I ride my real dirt bike. I was very surprised about how well it performed. I was definitely pushing it well beyond its intended design, but it held up fine, even with my adult weight. My one and only gripe with the bike is the gearing. Its geared for riding across flat grass. It loses all power going up a hill. At least with my adult weight. It handles our daughters weight just fine. I plan to remedy this however with a larger custom rear sprocket. With that, this could easily be a toy for me as well as a good dirt bike for some legitimate trail riding. As for the power life. Again, not sure whats wrong with other reviews. We can ride this bike for hours with my daughters weight. For well over an hour with my adult weight. With a bigger sprocket to tax the motor less, I think it will be even better. As for ruggedness. This thing has already survived numerous falls and crashes. Also, like I said earlier, I've taken it on trails I take my real dirt bikes, with my adult weight, it has held up fine. Overall, this is one of the best purchases I've made. With all the cheap products out their these days, this has been a great experience.

Pick this up on sale 53% off for 19 plus tax. Perfect for my son he's 10 and 1/2 installation was easy took about 15 minutes you have to put on the handlebars clamps front fender front number plate and the front wheel. Comes with all the tools necessary to do the job. We finished it up tonight now letting it get its full 12-hour charge and going to try it out first thing in the morning. Looks great package was delivered in great shape it weighs around 96 lb. Perfect for kids 10 and up. Pretty comfortable Wish the seat had a little more padding but it's not bad full suspension front and rear along with front and rear disc brakes. Once they get older you can do a ton of mods to the Razor MX650 it's an awesome platform highly recommend grabbing one while they're on sale

We bought this for our son and it's perfect. Great way to break him in to motorcycles. He's 11yrs old and is 55 inches tall. They recommend this one for an older age but it works for him. The mx350 that's recommend for his age his sister rides (7years old). My husband and I can ride it as well as you can see, he's 6 ft. Do not get this soaked aka wash your new bday gift. Even though it has a black box protecting the battery and wires it is not waterproof and has cracks. If you do... and you notice it clicks but doesn't move. You'll have to open it up and dry it off. It's a pain in the a$$, long story short mom to the rescue. Small puddles are fine just don't drowned the damn thing. I put this together by myself, took about 20-30mins. It was pretty easy, I'd say the only hard part was getting the front tire on, that took me a hot min because the bike is heavy. You can't flip it on its seat because it will break/ stress the plastic. Well I guess you can but it might not look new afterwards. It has a little shock system but nothing compared to gas or "actual" dirt bikes. My son likes to take it off jumps and it manages but definitely not recommend. It can't handle it. Little ramps sure, but when I say jumps. I mean my son jumped a flight of park stairs with it. 😳 Yes he survived, however, I think all the other moms started to ventilate. 😂 Anyways awesome gift. Goes about the speed it says. Battery life is accurate to description. Also has front and back brake.

Omg! I feel like a kid again. I bought 2 of these bad boys and loved them so much I bought 2 more. I am 54 years old and they are perfect for me and my friends. I am 5'9 and the bikes are very comfortable. My son is 6'5 and 240 pounds (college football player) and although he looks hilarious on the bike it is perfect for him. The batteries seem to last long. The manufacturer says they last one hour before recharging. There is a light that turns yellow to let you know you better head back. We have gone hour and half a couple times without the light turning yellow. The bikes are very simple to operate and are pretty quiet being electric which i love! No gas or oil to deal with.We ride to a local park and when there are all four of us on the bikes everyone starts laughing and wants to know where we bought them or take a ride. Most kids are jealous and ask their parents if they can get one. I also love how easy it is to go from the grass to the pavement. You can go anywhere on them. The top speed is only 17 miles per hour which is plenty fast for our road trip tours. If you are looking to compete with them or go super fast and do jumps and stuff you will be disappointed, they are not that type of bike. If you want to relax and see the sights around you this is for you!

We ordered the Razor MX650 for our son for Christmas. We followed the instructions thoroughly but much to our disappointment, as we were bringing both sons Razors in on Christmas Eve night... the 650 would NOT work. It was dead as a door nail; although it had charged for 15 hours and the light was green on the charger. We were stressed and trying to figure out why it wasn’t working and worried that our sons Christmas morning would be ruined because it wasn’t working. We ended up watching videos on YouTube trying to troubleshoot.. which ended up with us having to take this entire bike apart to see what’s going on with the battery or whatever.... and that was no easy task. After figuring out how much we had to take off to get to the battery (because none of that had to be done when putting it together initially) - we were well over an hour and a half in to trying to figure it out... when we get it apart, we noticed that there was two connections not connected at all - the one from the power switch to the battery.. then notice that there were several screws missing as well.. the battery wasn’t fastened down with a screw... there was another control panel or module that also wasn’t secure with a screw that was obviously needed. Paying $700 for something to come in like this is completely ridiculous. Your company completely failed to put it together correctly, costing us a lot of time and stress... Too high of a price to pay for such difficult issues. Not to mention the construction of the bike - every little screw that we had to remove was literally a different size, hex or Phillips head, hard as hell to get into spots to remove them all, etc. And we shouldn’t have even had to do this anyways. Again, paying the price we paid, this is just ridiculous. We are very disappointed.

I was a little apprehensive about the MX650, wondering if it would be too much for an 8 year old to handle. It's not - in fact it's about perfect for him. I'm glad I didn't get the MX500 - I think that would have been underpowered. After watching him (and his friends) ride the bike for several days, I am no longer worried about safety. They can all handle the bike without problems. It provides enough speed, power, and run time to be fun and challenging, without presenting an unacceptable risk. We've had kids of all ages and sizes try it out. Kids between about 75-110 pounds and 54-65 inches tall seem to do just fine on the bike - it's a nearly ideal solution for them. But it is perhaps a bit small and underpowered for kids over 110 pounds and over 65 inches or so - it carries them just fine, but they get frustrated when it won't go very fast with them. I'm very impressed with the MX650's quality. It is built to last, with a strong steel frame and rugged components. I'm sure it can take a beating for years and still go strong. Razor definitely put quality and durability first - it is refreshing to get a product that is well thought, well constructed, and built for frequent and long term use. Charging is a bit time consuming, but that's the nature of current battery systems. If you're looking for a powered two-wheeler that is something more than a simple toy, but something less than a full-blown motorbike, and the intended user is in the large 8 year-old to a small 12 year-old range, I definitely recommend the MX650.

Excellent bike, my kids love it!... throttle response is good, breaks are nice, very comfortable ride not just for kids, also for adults. only downside is, the lead-acid batteries are very heavy and takes 10+ hours to fully charge and of course they dies fast in about 30-45 mins of run time. The weight with the lead-acid batteries makes it a pain to lift on the front side, only a strong kid or an adult can lift the front part of the bike. rear part with the metal handle is okay to lift.

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La batería no funcionó y ahora la tengo que reparar, puesto que ya pasó el tiempo de la garantía.

This bike is amazing. My son even got pulled over by the police thinking it was a gas powered and he was too young. The bike is sturdy and can hold the weight and you can take if off roading and do some small hills and climbs. The kids just love it.

Excellente première moto pour des jeunes ( 6 ans - 8ans ). Elle semble très solide. Même avec 200 lbs sur le dos elle ne semble pas souffrir. Par contre la vitesse décroît rapidement avec le poids. Pour des jeunes de 16 ans ce n'est pas la bonne moto à mon avis, elle manquera de puissance.