X-Pro 110cc Dirt Bike Pit Kids Pitbike 110 with Gloves, Goggle and Handgrip (Black)

If you know anything about mechanics assembly is easy. Videos are available as well through you tube for a step by step tutorial. Oil should be changed before riding the oil that comes with it is shipping oil that prevents any corrosiveness. Wants assembled kill switch should be tested, mine came faulty but I contacted the company I bought the pit bike from and got a new one free of charge. Runs really good. Has good pick up. I can wheely off of first gear if I try lol. Would recommend for first time users.

My son started out on 50cc (auto clutch, no shift). This machine is a great step-up, while still auto-clutch though with added foot shift. The bike WILL REQUIRE SOME SMALL FIXES & ADJUSTMENTS, Moms & Dads! They get VERY beat-up in transit. Plan for scuffs and dings, and have your tools ready to address chain tension, tire pressure, loose fasteners, minor carb adjustments, peeling decals (use a hairdryer to warm & reaffix) kinks in fuel lines, and even missing hardware. Have a NEW fuel filter ready to go (any basic, small engine one from your hardware store will suffice), as the tanks will have paint/weld slag debris. NEVERTHELESS, after some mods, this 4-stroker (regular gas, no mix) fired off in two kicks and purrs like a kitten! My son is a tall 9 year old, and it fits him perfectly - I'm 6'4" 180, and it totes me around no problem as well, but structurally, this is a youth-sized machine. If it shifts hard, there's a simple clutch adjustment on the bikes right side. In all, great machine for the price, AND they hold value after a couple of years and once your kiddo has outgrown it!

Support is terrible. I have been waiting 2 months for a replacement fuel line. Bike came in with a defective fuel line and I have been unable to ride the bike going on week 9

My grandson loved it!! But no gloves an goggles came with this dirt bike

It is perfect for it’s price