X-PRO Falcon 6 Speed Manual Transmission 250 EFI Fuel Injected Motocycle, Big 17" Wheels! Assembled in Crate (White)
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Features
- X-PRO Falcon 250 Motorcycle brought by XPROUSA.***Kindly be aware that the Manufacturer Statement of Origin (MSO) and Bill of Sale paperwork will be sent to you by separate mail.
- 6 Speed mannal transmission allows the engine to run at a lower RPM and save fuel,most effective at highway driving speeds.
- 17" front and rear tires offer great traction.
- LED headlight and LED tail light, LED turn Signal Indicators,LED digitally displayed speedometer.
- For Transportation issues, we will ship this item 95% assembled. Just need to connect the battery and install the rear view mirrors by youself.
Description
Engine/Drive Chain Engine:223cc, 4-stroke Cylinder Arrangement: Single Cooling System:Air Cooled Max Power:11.5/7500 Max Torque[N.m/r/m]: 17/5500 Transmission:6-Speed Manual Final Drive:Chain Drive Start System: Electric Max Speed (MPH):85+ (Depending on Riders Weight and Road Conditions) Ignition Type:ECU Fuel Consumption:62MPG Battery:12V/6.5Ah Frame /Body/ Suspension / Brakes Front Brake:Disc Brake Rear Brake: Disc Brake Front Tire: 120/80-17 Alloy Rims Rear Tire: 150/70-17 Alloy Rims Capacities / Dimensions Net Weight (lbs) : 319 Gross Weight (lbs) : 396 Overall Length: 85.8" Overall Width: 29.9" Overall Height: 44" Carton dimension (LWH/in):87" x 22" x 42" Seat Height:29.9" Ground Clearance:6.7" Fuel Capacity:14.5L Safety / Control Headlight:LED Tail Light:LED Turn Signal Indicators:LED
Manufacturer: X-PRO
Brand: X-PRO
Item model number: MC-N38
Manufacturer Part Number: MC-N38
Date First Available: June 2, 2022
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Top Amazon Reviews
Uses 10mm on outside frame bolts, 12mm inside frame nuts, and 17mm mirror screw down nuts. One screw to left side controller box was super over tightened (stripped Allen head then had to use a vice grip). Otherwise, assembly is moving smoothly along. Update 1: The footrests use 13mm bolts and the rear brake mount (most difficult to secure) uses 12mm. The oil drain bolt is 17mm.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2023 by Ken Gettys
I like the price of the bike $2,800. Looks nice and I get allot of compliments. It rides good! My only complaint it has some cheap parts on it, owned it 3 months. Some minor stuff broke because of it being made of plastic or cheap metal! When I pay it off in 2 years, I will buy a better quality motorcycle!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2023 by Michael
While the X-pro Falcon 250 EFI is a beautiful bike in appearance, mine arrived with an engine fault code and Motopro has no mechanics who can diagnose the problem. I am a mechanic and am slowly working through the problem but after nearly a month I am still unable to ride the bike. Until they resolve the issue of no available technical support DO NOT BUY THIS BIKE!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2022 by Francis Harpen
This motorcycle is great, easy to assemble the few parts that need to be assemble. The shipping to Texas is extremely fast and communication from the seller is wonderful. If you are looking for a nice bike with one of the greatest experiences, this is a must product and a must company to buy from. I look forward to buying another bike from them when I get the chance.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2023 by JohnT1226
This bike is great so far I have 1000 miles on mine and it’s been in 3 states not including the shipping. It’s not a race bike by no means but I can cruise 70/75 in 6th gear. I have had to at 84 miles per hour but never wound it out yet because it’s still breaking in. It has good low rpm torque but not alot in the top end. It does rev really high for a single cylinder 250 class motorcycle. I love that the bike has EFI that’s a big plus. Fuel economy is great. It’s an inch longer than a sportster and is big enough for two people. Me and my wife road on it at the beach this year and it was plenty to drag us around 55-60 mph on all the flat roads and highways of Virginia Beach. I would recommend to anyone wants a nice budget everyday point a to point b motorcycle
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Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2022 by Brent couturiaux Brent couturiaux
You're not going to win any races with this bad boy but it'll still put a huge smile on your face. I got this bike in black. Shipping: Came faster than expected. Shipped via BSP carriers. Came early to my local terminal and I picked it up myself because I didn't want to wait the entire weekend to have it delivered to my front door. The crate weight is 398 lbs. So I'd wager the bike is around 320-330 lbs. Not a single dent or scratch on the entire bike. They wrap most of the body of the bike with a light/multi colored industrial blanket (first time seeing this, they didn't do these with my previous bike purchase) which helps considerably when it comes to scratches and the like but the steel framed cage they use is ingenious really... It allows the bike to be delivered safely while being 95% constructed. Putting it together: Very simple if you have the right tools i.e drill with several bit sizes. Very simple to figure out just by taking a minute and going over the pieces. You'll need basic mechanical knowledge. Does come with all the necessary tools (in a small black tool bag located within the cardboard box shipped on the seat with the bike). I used a drill as I had all the required bit sizes and I got the metal cage off within 5-10 minutes. Installing the handle bars with the light switch box and right break handle were finished in 5 minutes. The pedals on either side of the bike also need installing. Just screws, probably 5-6 in all. The bike sounds phenomenal, has great power for a 223CC engine. Performs and sounds very much like a cross breed of a Honda and Yamaha 250. I haven't pushed the bike yet as it is still being worked in but I will say the torque and acceleration is refreshing. This is my first motorcycle so I didn't want something heavy with a lot of horse power. I wanted a learning bike and I am glad I picked this one. Two major reasons: 1) The price tag. Has a lot of nice extras that you normally would not get such as all LED lights including the main headlight. Buying from Moto on Amazon you are saving at least 2k right off the top. Retail prices are ridiculous. 2) Enough power to not be a burden in traffic but not too much where a first time rider would get intimidated. I will add pictures at a later time. Thanks
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Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2022 by Dan