X-PRO 125cc Motorcycle with Manual Transmission,Assembled in Crate,17” Wheels, (Black)
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- ***Kindly be aware that the Manufacturer Statement of Origin (MSO) and Bill of Sale paperwork will be sent to you by separate mail.Kindly be aware this motorcycle is for street use only, can not be ridden on the highway.
- For Transportation issues, we will ship this item 95% assembled. Just need to connect the battery and install the rear view mirrors by yourself.
- Come with Digital Speedometer.Your speed is displayed in digital numbers as well as an odometer letting you know how much millage your bike has, your RPM, temperature, and local time.
- Upgraded LED Lights.Super bright with an aggressive sporty look!
- High Performance Fatty Exhaust Increases back pressure for better acceleration and top speed with aggressive deep tone sounding.
Manufacturer: X-PRO
Brand: X-PRO
Model: MC-N02
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: MC-N02
Manufacturer Part Number: MC-N02
Date First Available: October 10, 2022
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Color: Black
As someone who owns this bike, I can honestly say it was well worth the money. You'll get a lot of reviews of people saying it won't start: don't listen to them, they just don't understand carbureted motorcycles, it was a learning curve for me as well, as it was my first one. It does come assembled, but I'll go over everything I've had to do so far to make sure it was running right. If you don't know how to do these things yourself, just take it to a mechanic. First things first: connect the battery and change the oil. The battery comes disconnected so just connect the terminals NEGATIVE FIRST, and the oil it comes with is shipping oil, don't recommend running it. Then loosen the clutch lever and rear brake, mine and many others I've seen in YouTube videos have these two components adjusted too tight so that both are continually engaged, this will wear down your rear brake pads and make it extremely difficult to put the bike in neutral. Also, know how to operate fuel shut off valves, instead of saying "off" or "on", they just have a tiny dot or a weird looking gas can symbol. The Dot is off and the square gas can is on. The gas cap is not vented which will cause vapor lock, killing your motorcycle, so make sure you either drill a hole somewhere on the gas cap for vapors to release or just leave the gas cap slightly open, just beware because I've been doing this and when the gas is really full it spills everywhere. Next, there is a small black cap on the carb right next to the idle screw (the screw with the spring on it). If you undo the black cap it will reveal your fuel screw, you will need to watch a YouTube video on how to tune your carb so your bike will actually start. I did so myself, and figured the whole thing out in one go. If your bike won't start right out of the box like mine did, it's not a crappy bike, it's just the fuel air mixture doesn't automatically adjust like on a normal motorcycle, you will have to tune your carb according to the ambient air temperature. I live in Pennsylvania (which incase anyone is wondering it is street legal in PA) and I tried to start it up in about 20 degree weather and it wouldn't stay on for more than 10 seconds before it died. These bikes are probably tuned in 80 degree weather somewhere and capped off, prevent them from working in colder climates right out of the box. All I have to say is if it's your first carbureted motorcycle, your probably going to want to get help from a friend that knows dirt bikes well, as this is what I did and he basically called me an idiot and explained the bike was fine, I just didn't know how to work it, which I have seen a few upset YouTubers have a similar experience. I've been riding the bike for almost a month now and have about 800 miles on it, trust me it is a good bike. If you have any questions please ask me or someone else who knows carburetors before you throw it out and call it a piece of junk.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 26, 2023 by Mike Ross
Color: Black
Customer service as been great. Thinking of buying another. Bike runs great
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 20, 2023 by Lizzy Morris Lizzy Morris
Color: Black
Do not! DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THESE CHEAP BIKES THAT FALL APART. And good luck on trying to contact the seller that don't speak any English
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 11, 2023 by Fabian M.
Color: Black
Going on 50 years old, haven't rode a manual motorcycle since 14yrs old paid cash no payments to save money, been riding a ebike for 3 months, people are crazy behind the wheel of cars, don't care if the one on the bike is a child or not,at least,now I have the speed and loud horn to get there attention that driving on the road is a risky thing to do, Rather if it's a skateboard/ bicycle/scooter,, shopping cart,,just pay attention to all,it could be y'all's kid/sister/brother,or mother,that gets hit or killed by someone not paying attention to there surondings..still learning and hope I don't get hit in the process,have patience, tomorrow will still be there,but might not be there for the one you HIT..but I've had my issues with this bike and learning as I get upset..and then happy to see that I learned about my toy.till I can get one that goes 200 mph.yea right...no one wants to hit an oil spot on the highway at that speed,!!? unless your in a Nascar buckled up, going 55mph on a motorcycle is fun for me till someone pulls out in my path and ruins my life, playing on the phone.stay safe,and appreciate your blessings,at least it's not a bicycle like me,3 months ago!!!
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 7, 2023 by joefavor
Color: Black
The media could not be loaded. Taught myself to ride on this bike no prior experience. No complaints yet! I’ve had mine about 4 months no issues. Got it up to about 57mph. I may be able to break 60 on this one road. I’m also 205 pounds
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on November 17, 2022 by Tyler Tyler