Razor MX125 Dirt Rocket Electric-Powered Bike with Authentic Motocross Geometry, Rear-Wheel Drive,100-watt, high-Torque, Chain-Driven Motor, for Kids 7+, Blue

The Razor Electric Dirt Bike is a perfect choice for little kids who want to have fun off-roading. With a top speed of 10 mph, it’s safe yet exciting for young riders. The 12-inch knobby tires offer good traction on dirt and grass, while the sturdy frame is built for rough play. The bike runs for about 40 minutes on a full charge, and the smooth acceleration and easy-to-use brakes make it simple for kids to control. Overall, it’s a fun, safe, and reliable dirt bike for younger riders!

Good for a very small child. My 7 yr old grandchild was too big for it

Best dirt bike for my kid..I wish it to be little bigger than this other than that excellent bike 👍🏼

This is perfect for the grandkids.

Put it together upon delivery (very simple - took about 5 minutes with all tools needed included). Followed the owners manual and charged it for 12 hours before first use. Got it out today to try with my 45lb and 50lb 6 and 7 year old girls and this bike barely worked. Not sure if we got a bad one, or what, but I could literally crawl on the ground faster than this thing, even if I had no arms or legs. The girls were going so slow that they could barely balance on it, often if would just stop, both on grass, gravel, and actual concrete. It it was able to gather momentum it works slightly better, but still lacked power for this supposed 8mph speed. Note we are well under the suggested weight limit.I did a quick once over making sure maybe the brake was engaged incorrectly, but the bike would roll smoothly on its own. The bike just lacked power and torque. I wasn't coming into this with high hopes of a gas dirt bike, but watching a few videos online those seems to work much better. Figured it would be a fun two wheel "powerwheel" experience - not so much. As many of the reviews say, these are pretty small for 7+ age suggestion per the manufacturer, but girls are pretty slim and not hefty boys haha.

Got this for my boy and he loves it, its not to heavy and has variable speed to help him get used to it. Ive even rode around the yard on it, battery could be better but it does him just fine. Would definitely recommend

This little bike struggles in the grass with my 45 pound kid. Add in the fact that our whole yard has a slight slope and he has to push it to the top then rides it down hill. When he’s on our deck it operates as it should, but power is still lacking (even in rabbit mode).Value wise, I am satisfied, but should definitely be sold towards a smaller/lighter weight market.Once my boy gets better with the balance and control, this one will be for sale so we can get him a gas powered one that he could ride through our entire yard.

Bought this for my six-year-old daughter. She's of average size and weight. The motorcycle claims to go 5 or 8 mph depending on what mode you have it set on (set by a single switch, only accessible by adults).The problem is it actually goes around 3mph in slow mode and 5mph in fast mode. My daughter only weighs 47 pounds.Also know that the throttle is not an actual throttle, it's simply switches the motor 100% on or 100% off. If you tried to regulate speed, he'd actually have to give it gas and let go and then give it gas again. But at this price range, it appears that an actual throttle is rare.In short, the build quality is very good, although note that the height would be very small for an average sized 10-year-old boy. Also, because my daughter can pedal twice as fast on her bike, this became pointless and a real disappointment for her.