X-PRO 150 Dirt Bike Storm DLX 150 4-Speed Manual Transmission with All Lights, Electric/Kick Start, Big 19"/16" Tires! | Manual Transmission
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- OIL COOLED 145CC ZONGSHEN ENGINEForce oil-cooled system regulates temperature during extended off-road riding extends engine life compared to standard air-cooled 140150cc engines. 6.8 kW max power at 7500 rpm, 11 Nm max torque at 5500 rpm. Wet multi-plate clutch. Most competing 140150cc dirt bikes in this price range use air cooling.
- INVERTED HYDRAULIC FORKS + DUAL DISC BRAKES4548 inverted hydraulic forks (780mm), stiffer and lighter than conventional telescopic forks. 220mm dual-piston front disc + 190mm single-piston rear disc. Suspension and braking hardware typically found on significantly more expensive off-road motorcycles.
- 4-SPEED MANUAL + ELECTRIC/KICK START + 19"/16" TIRES 4-UP manual wet multi-plate clutch transmission for full gear control. Electric start primary, kick start backup (works independently of battery). 19" front / 16" rear tube tires with 12.6" ground clearance larger than the 17"/14" setups on lower-priced competitors. Seat height 35" for teen and adult riders.
- FULL LIGHTING PACKAGEHeadlight, tail light, left and right turn signals, horn all factory installed. Most 140150cc dirt bikes in this price range have no lighting or minimal single-bulb front lighting. Storm DLX 150 extends riding into dusk on private land. EPA certified for off-road use in 48 states (NOT California not CARB certified).
- Some assembly required: Assembly for dirt bikes include Handle bar brackets, wheels, brakes, number plate and fender. (May differ per model)
Brand Name: X-PRO
Warranty Description: 1 month
Model Name: DB-K16
Color: Blue
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: X-PRO
Part Number: DB-K16
Style: Off-road
Included Components: dirtbike
Size: 16 inch
Date First Available: May 24, 2023
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Top Amazon Reviews
Color: Red
Totally amazed by the quality of this bike for the money. In the pic you can see it is a bit smaller than my Honda 450RL. It is 100 lbs lighter and a joy to ride. It comes with items I had to pay extra for on my Honda like rim locks, gear indicator and tachometer. It took us 3 hours to build it but we were having fun and ate lunch. It started on the first kick! (The electric start didn't work so we kick started it but afterwards realized the electic start works if you apply the brake). Only two negatives are the seat is pretty cheap/hard. For the short test ride was not a problem but wondering how it will feel after a dirt bike outing, and the other oddity is neutral at the down and 4 gears up. Will take a brain switch to get used to that when most bikes these days have neutral between 1st and 2nd. If it does well in the dirt I'm going to buy another one, this one was for my son, and I want one now!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2024 Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2024 by PHXScorpion
Color: Black
Rides smooth. 1st bike.
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2026 by Antonio
Color: Red
I bought this bike after watching almost every video on YouTube about it. Yeah there cheap and cheaper made, but for the money it is well worth it!! It came in a nice steel frame for shipping. Received it within maybe 4 or 5 days. They sent the title work before I got the bike but the title said "Off Road Motorcycle" I needed it to just say motorcycle so I could register it, contacted the seller and they sent me a new title that said just "Motorcycle" within 2 or 3 days. All the info I gathered on these bikes led me to just go ahead and take the bike down to the frame before my wife ever road it, I went through every single bolt and screw and put orange lock tight on everything! And put grease on every moving part. Took the axles out and filled every spot with grease, and triple tree bearings. I got a tube of dielectric grease and filled every single electric connector and connection I could find on the bike. I actually flipped the shock upside down so I could get the shock into the second hole in the frame to lower it for my wife, works perfectly. Changed the oil out with 10w-40 Mobile 1 motorcycle oil, filled it with gas and it started right up. Adjusted the idle up just a tad. Where I live in Arkansas I haven't noticed that I'm going to need to jet the carb but a little time on the bike I'll check the spark plug and jet it accordingly. Thanks Expro for an affordable bike!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2024 Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2024 by Amazon Customer
Color: Red
Not street legal got pulled over by the cops
Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2025 by Juan frias
Color: Black
Bike rides great came in a week or or so, definitely be really easy on it for the break in period (150 miles) I’m at about 250 miles now and I’ve invested about $300 and it rides like a Honda I bought the bike about 2 months ago. So the good is it rides smooth suspension feels great shifts great, breaks are great, electric start works good unless it’s cold as expected. The bad is the carb needs an idle adjustment after about 80 miles it wouldn’t stay at idle unless done otherwise may have to adjust the choke because it can come loose, the headlight isn’t water proof and isn’t very bright at all, the seat isn’t very comfortable but if you’re like me and like to trail ride and your mostly standing up and the suspension makes up for the stiff seat, the factory tires and tubes are junk and barely hold air just buy dunlops it’s like $150 for tubes and tires, and lastly is a 4 speed and it’s neutral down 4 up. Overall the price for what you get is definitely worth it but I’d recommend tires, tubes, a good light bar if you ride at night and 16 tooth front sprocket and a protaper or D.I.D chain
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Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2024 Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2024 by Connor
Color: Blue
Although if you're short, be prepared to do some serious modifications. The second hole on the bracket that holds the shock that is there specifically for short people to move the shock and pin it in that hole, is not accessible. The shape of the shock itself does not allow clearance for the holes to line up to insert the pin to hold the shock in place. Both the distributor and the manufacturer are aware of this issue and neither could give two craps about it. So, if you're a younger person who is still growing, well, sucks to be you, go ride something else until you're taller. If you're an adult and not likely to grow anymore. At least not vertically. Then whip out your dremel or small cut off saw, cut through the bracket that holds the top part of the shock (the part on the bike not the actual shock), thus rendering your new bike forever shortened, (hence DO NOT do this if you're still growing) cause there's no going back. But if you're short like me (5ft 4in female) then WHALAA! You're now the proud owner of a heck of a little bike for the money. This fun little street legal (I don't know what that one reviewers issue was but I got mine plated right away easy peasy), is a great little learning or reaquainting yourself bike. Was easy to assemble, arrived a week early, heck even the delivery driver was super friendly. All around great purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2024 by Courtney Anderson
Color: Red
Great value, great support. Very easy to assemble and ride.
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2026 by Two cats in a cradle
Color: Red
Great little Bike- I am 61 years old, 195#, veteran motorcycle rider and builder- Like most of that compare to this bike a carb upgrade is a good idea -I purchased a NIBBI PE26 Carburetor kit for $80 on Amazon-During assembly I cleaned up the wiring behind the headlight with zip ties- It is a good idea to break the motor in and run it through a few heat cycles and change the oil between until there is no metallic objects seen in the oil- I used leaded race fuel for the break in period and recommend it or E-Free fuel for the life of the bike-After breaking in the bike correctly and warming I rode the bike pretty hard and it Rips and It is a lot of fun -The electric start is great and the kick starter works just as well- You need to watch the chain for stretching and you will need to adjust it- Being 195 pounds guy, I chose to upgrade the chain as well- A cheap chain and a heavy ride will lead to a lot of chain stretching- Changing the oil and running E-free fuel are the two best thing you can do to protect your investment.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2024 by Neil