Description

CARB Information

This bike is not legal for sale in California.

Assembly

Assembly for MOST dirt bikes includes: Handle bar brackets (c-clamps), front wheel, front brake, number plate and front fender. (May differ per model)

Key Features

The 4-stroke engines have proven to be more reliable and durable than the 2-stroke engines. Chain Transmission and Pull Start provides much easier control and handling for young riders and gives the rider the great convenience in the event of a stall. Additionally with the 4-stroke you get:

1. More torque: In general, 4 stroke engines always make extra torque than 2 stroke engine at low RPM.
2. More fuel efficiency: 4 stroke engines have greater fuel efficiency than 2 stroke ones because fuel is consumed once every 4 strokes.
3. EPA Approved: As power is generated once every 4 strokes & also as no oil or lubricant is added to the fuel; 4 stroke engine produces less pollution.
4. More durability: We all know that more the engine runs, quicker it wears out. 2 stroke engines are designed for high RPM. If an engine can go for 10000 rpm’s before it wears out; a 4 stroke engine with 100 rpm will run for 100 minutes than the other 2 stroke engine which has a higher rpm of 500 & will run for only 20 minutes.
5. No extra addition of oil: Only the moving parts need lubrication intermediately. No extra oil or lubricant is added to fuel

If you are in the market for a small pit bike then the 4-stroke pit bikes are your best choice. The small 4-stroke pit bikes are perfect for beginner use. However, it is also a fun bike for young riders who already know how to ride and it would be a great foundation for a pit-racer or backyard-track bike. It is a TON of bike and performance for the dollar.

Specifications

Gallery

Different Colors

Pink
Red
Green
Blue
Black
Different Angles

How-To Guides

How-To Guides

Assembly Video