RAZOR MX500
The RAZOR MX500 might be the right bike for your child if he is between the ages of 8 & 15. MOTOCROSS BIKES ARE great for the beach, boardwalks, parks, and trails. Because motocross bikes aren’t cheap, make sure you read my reviews before you purchase one.
POSITIVE REVIEWS: RAZOR MX500
- Goes about 15 mph
- Can take a steep hill
- Can actually use it off-road
- Quiet Running
- Comfortable to ride on
- Very durable and well manufactured
- Runs 45-60 minutes
- “Recharge” indicator on handle grip
- Easy to assemble – about 30 minutes
- 90 day warranty
NEGATIVE REVIEWS: RAZOR MX500
- Weights about 105 lbs
- Charge the MX500 overnight or for 12 or more hours
- Runs 45-60 minutes per charge (If you shut it off when not riding people are saying it can last for up to 2 hours)
- The MX500 does have problems with the tires wearing out
Can you imagine the look on your child’s face when he or she gets a MX500. They’ll feel like a motocross superstar.
RAZOR MX650
The Razor MX650 might be the right dirt bike for your child if he/she is over 9 years of age. It does have a tendency of making kids feel like “They’re the King of the Dirt Hill.” Like all electric bikes, it has its good points and bad. Read the reviews below to make sure you’re purchasing the right bike for your child.
POSITIVE REVIEWS: RAZOR MX650
- Very little noise
- Goes 17 mph
- Goes Approximately 10 miles on a charge
- Disc brakes are great and stop on a dime
- No hot parts to burn legs or ankles
- Dual suspension and the position of the handlebars make for a smooth and comfortable ride
- The MX650 is a rugged bike that takes a beating pretty well
- Supports riders up to 220 lbs
NEGATIVE REVIEWS: RAZOR MX650
- This electric bike takes 8 hours to fully recharge
- Trouble climbing a steep hill
- Doesn’t have lights on it for night driving
- Gets a bit sluggish on low grass
- Assembly takes approximately a hour
- Problems with tires wearing out
I’m sure the MX650 will make your child the envy of the block or the most popular kid on the block.
RAZOR DIRT QUAD
Does your child love adventure? The RAZOR DIRT QUAD was built to provide your child with unlimited off-road adventure. This four-wheel Dirt Quad was built strong and sturdy to conquer the tough trails they’ll be riding on.
If this sounds and looks like something your child would love, read the positive & negative reviews below before you purchase.
Razor Dirt Quad – Positive Reviews
- Recommended for children 8 & up
- Recommended maximum weight suggested is 120 pounds
- Can do tough trails and big bumps
- Top speed is between 8 & 10 mph
- The motor has enough power to pull out of tight situations from a dead stop
- Excellent climbing capabilities
- Low battery indicator on throttle
- 60 minutes of continuous use
- Takes 8 hours to recharge battery
- Feet are well protected in foot-well molding with a grippy surface
- Padded seat
- Adjustable riser handlebars
- Easy assembly
- Charger included
- Tools included
Razor Dirt Quad – Negative Reviews
- 8 hours to recharge battery
- The Razor Dirt Quad can do some puddle jumping but don’t get it soaked
- No Reverse
- No lights
FEATURES:
- Assembled Product Dimensions: 43″x 24″x 31.5″
- Weight: 89 lbs
- sealed lead-acid battery
- High-torque motor and gearing ratio for excellent climbing capabilities
- Twist-Grip acceleration control
- 13” pneumatic knobby tires
- Adjustable riser handlebars
- Hand-operated rear disc brake
RAZOR POCKET ROCKET
Can you imagine the look on your daughter or son’s face when they get a replica of the real racing pocket bike? I’m sure they’ll stand there in shock for a few minutes — especially when they see the aerodynamic design of the RAZOR POCKET ROCKET. Once they come down from their high, no doubt they’ll be revved-up and ready for racing.
This bike is recommended for kids 13+. It holds kids up to 170 pounds & reaches speeds of 15 mph. In the many reviews that I read, people are buying this bike for kids ages 9 and up.
The bike weights 42 pounds and its dimensions are, 36 x 20 x 21. As with all electric bikes, make sure your child has protective gear. It never hurts to purchase a helmet along with knee and elbow pads.
RAZOR POCKET ROCKET — POSITIVE REVIEWS
- Aerodynamic design
- Well build & takes a hit pretty well
- Its thick tires absorb shock pretty good
- Tires have good grip when making sharp turns
- Has a smooth ride
- Runs quietly
- Usually runs 30 minutes of continuous use
- For ages 13+ (many of the reviews I read buy this bike for their 9 year olds)
- Holds up to 170 pounds safely
- Can go up to 15 mph
RAZOR POCKET ROCKET — NEGATIVE REVIEWS
- No variable speed control
- Takes 12 hours to recharge
- Doesn’t have shocks in the front or back
- Has a center stand rather than a kick stand
FEATURES
- Weighs 42 pounds
- Dimensions – 36 x 20 x 21
- Rechargeable battery and charger included
- Tools included
- Steel frame construction
- High torque motor
- 2 – 12 volt sealed led acid batteries
- Hand operated rear brake
- Single speed
- Chain drive motor
- 10″ pneumatic tires
- Twist grip accelerator