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SYX MOTO Kids Dirt Bike Holeshot-X 50cc Gas Power Mini Dirt Bike 23inches Seat Height Dirt Off Road Motorcycle, Pit Bike Fully Automatic Transmission (Electric Start, Black 2021)

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Color: Black 2021


Size: Electric Start


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Gas off Road Bike is made to give your wild side a chance to roam. This bike comes with a 49cc engine that will soar through any road with ease. The Bike has rear suspension that provides a comfortable ride while racing through the unknown. A front and back brake disc will help you brake whenever you wish. This off road bike may appear to be small, but do not let its size fool you. With high quality material, this bike can take you to places you never imagined. Blaze through the dirt with style; let them know you are coming! Receipt Instruction & Shipping Damages If there is any damage, please write back to us along with the photos of the damage so that we may ship the correct parts that need to be replaced to avoid any discrepancy. Replacement will be sent out at no extra charge. Your understanding and cooperation on this issue is appreciated. More details please refer to the "User Guide [pdf ]" on this page How to install and use: Video instructions are in the Related Video Shorts, please refer: How to install SYX MOTO Holeshot-X Mini Dirt Bike Photo instructions are shown in the Technical Specification named Installation Manual [pdf ], containing a full list of trouble-shooting instructions Still have problems? Do not hesitate to contact us, we will provide you with tech support ASAP Warranty Policy: We warranty the products to be free of material defects in workmanship for the warranty period from the date your product is delivered. Engine is covered to be free from manufacturer defect for three (3) month. Parts are covered under warranty to be free from manufacturer defects for one (1) month. Policy detail please refer to the "User Guide [pdf ]" on this page PLEASE DO NOT HESITATE TO CONTACT US AND PROVIDE A PHONE NUMBER SO THAT WE CAN ADDRESS YOUR CONCERN EFFECIENTLY


Manufacturer: ā€ŽSYX MOTO


Brand: ā€ŽSYX MOTO


Item Weight: ā€Ž60 pounds


Product Dimensions: ā€Ž42 x 12 x 22 inches


Manufacturer Part Number: ā€ŽKXD701A


Date First Available: January 16, 2021


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    • The bike shreds Hard
The media could not be loaded. Lots of people say this bike is bad but Iā€™m six foot one and 145 pounds, and this thing still rips with even me on it. you should know how to work on a weedwacker or a Lawn mower before getting it though, just so you will be able to work on it because it is a dirt bike and all dirt bikes require a little work ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2019 by Travis
    • Had it for a year. Here are my thoughts.
So just so its know I have only had this bike for a week. Bought it for my 8 year old daughter. I did a TON of research on these things and this is what I decided to get. This thing is awesome. The mechanics and frame and parts were all better than I was expecting. I paid $317 dollars shipped. I used the online video to help with building it. Although I didn't really need it. Very simple and took 30 minutes to get it completely ready to ride. Mixed the gas accordingly. Thing started up second pull. Had to give a bit of throttle to get it to fire up for the first 30 mins. Since then starts first pull every time. idles fine without dying. I weight 165 lbs and I ride the thing around. It probably goes close to 30 with me on it. I dont take it for cruises but ya know had to try it out. Anyways I could buy 3 of these new for the price I could buy a yamaha pw50. And after getting this I WOULD buy 3 of these before a yahama as well. FOR THE MONEY THIS IS AN AMAZING DEAL!!!! Changing to 4 stars, might drop again. Update. Nothing major but bike is down at the moment waiting on wheel bearings to come in the mail. One of the rear bearings basically exploded. Anyways my only issue is how hard it is to find the replacement parts for this thing on Amazon. Seller says message us and tell us what part you need but then directs you to a page with about half of the parts listed. Anyways I found the part on my own and hopefully this isn't foreshadowing of a bike that spends as much time broke down as it does running. Update I have had the bike for over a year now. I will admit it doesn't get ridden a ton it was for my daughter and I probably ride it more than she does. However this bike runs better now than a year ago when it was new. I did have to replace the rear wheel bearing which was 3 dollars. I did have to adjust the carb on it because it was sticking open and dumping fuel. There is a little metal fork that pushes up on the float and stops gas from flowing into the engine. I just had to bend it a little bit to push up on the float sooner. The bike still starts first pull. Idles without dying, rides great. I'd say money well spent. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2019 by Justin
    • You got to be able to do maintenance on it
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The media could not be loaded. It is a little china bike. With that being said, my grandson loves this thing. He is 6 yrs old and rides his bicycle like its a dirt bike, so I say hes ready, and boy was I right. He took to this little dirt bike like a fish to water. Once he got his first crash into a fence out of the way, he was good to go. I told him everyone crashes on their first time, then we worked on throttle control and he was off and running. The carberator started leaking through the overflow after the first day, but he ran two gallons of gas through it the first day and two more the next day. Had to adjust the chain a couple of times, it popped off once the first day. I have had more fun watching him have fun. It was worth every penny to me just to see that ear to ear smile on his face. With the easy start on this thing, he can start it himself. Which is awesome, I don't have to walk to him every time it dies or he kills it and the kick stand is just the best. He will hop off that thing, put the kick stand down like hes a little pro, come back start it and gone again. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2019 by Marcus T.
    • Don't buy them!
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Where shall I start? 1) I ordered 2 bikes and received only one. They did eventually ship the other bike, kudos to them. 2) Assembly wasn't bad. šŸ‘ 3) After about a week and a half one of the three bolts that hold the rear sprocket, on one bike, sheered off. šŸ‘Ž 4) Within weeks both bikes chains came off. I put them back on and they mysteriously would come off again. šŸ‘Ž 5) They did run good šŸ‘ 6) They were a little loud. My boys loved them šŸ‘ 7) At one point one chain slipped off and became extremely loud. I looked and the bolts that hold the muffler/manifold on the engine sheered off (Symptom number 1) and the air cleaner was for lack of a better term squished and damaged (Symptom number 2). Those two things happened when the top engine mount began tearing away from the frame. I then looked at my other son's bike and the upper engine mount on it was also tearing away. 8) You can only contact the company through email šŸ‘Ž 9) Once I did get in touch with them they agreed to replace the bikes once I shipped them back (thats all I wanted originally, I was going to reinforce the engine mounts on the new ones) 10) We pointed out to the company that they had fuel in them and asked about shipping. They explained that we should thoroughly drain all the fluids, which I did. šŸ‘ 11) I then explained that the boxes were long gone and asked for guidance. They explained that we should package them (I'm paraphrasing of course) as good as possible and ship them back. We eventually convinced them to arrange a pickup from UPS after we packaged them in contractors garbage bags. Our UPS driver, I'm paraphrasing again, said hell no he wasn't taking them. If he did it could damage their automated system. šŸ‘Ž 12) We at some point involved Amazon who was kinda helpful but not. šŸ‘Ž 13) Through email we explained that we did not have boxes big enough or else we would have already used them. 14) the company said they would send boxes but we would be responsible for paying to ship them (2 - 80 lb dirt bikes) back. šŸ‘Ž 15) The company with prodding from Amazon explained that they would then ship us boxes and arrange for a pickup. By now I just wanted a refund. We were ecstatic at this point. šŸ‘ 16) the company now won't send the boxes šŸ‘Ž Awesome. My advice is do not buy them. Don't do it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2019 by 76239mm

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