Oryxearth 105cc 4-Stroke Dirt Off Road Trail, 28mph, Gas Powered Mini Bike with Automatic Transmission and Pull Start for Adult and Teens, Weight Support 185 LBS

Received earlier than expected. Came mostly assembled as indicated in description. Sturdy little mini-bike. Good value. Have only had it for a week. Grandson is enjoying riding it. We'll see how it holds up.

This thing was nicer than some of the Harleys I’ve rode.

Remove the governor and at 180 pounds you'll hit 35😁

Around the size you’d expect I guess. I’m 5’9 and leg room isn’t an issue. Unfortunately the switch to turn the engine off on the handle bar is loose and wont tighten, I’m pretty sure it’s somehow broke but that’s not a problem for me at the moment. The throttle was also loose and it would cause it to flip the kill engine switch but I was able to tighten that to fix it. The throttle also has a big dead zone before it actually starts to give it gas which bothers me but doesn’t seem to be a real problem yet. Also I’m not sure if it’s because of user error and I didn’t tighten something enough or what. But when you’re speeding up and getting closer to top speed, something in the front and I wanna say it’s the fender that’s over the wheel. But it makes a violent vibration sometimes and caught me off guard. (EDIT: After 2 months of use I can say that it went away). Putting it together was also pretty easy too. The only thing I really don’t like is where the motor oil goes due to it being in such a tight spot. The bike comes with a squirt bottle I’m assuming to put oil in the oil the clutch but I’m pretty positive it’s not for filling the motor with oil. But it was pretty difficult considering the hole isn’t angled for an easy pour. I ended up using a funnel and it still leaked everywhere. And it didn’t work with the bike flat on the ground so I had to find a way for the front end to sit higher. So just be aware of that difficulty. All in all it seems to be worth it at the moment. Also you can choose any color when purchasing because it arrives with each of the colored stickers for you to choose from. Update found 2 spots that require 2 screws to keep the gas tank attached to the engine. Ironically it’s the 2 screws I thought were backups and not needed anymore since that wasn’t included in the instructions. Doesn’t cause rattling or anything without the screws but does cause it to be loose which is unsettling and risky. Edit: I’ve had this bike for about 2 months now and found a few problems. First of all, the gas tank, which I haven’t figured out yet, will randomly start leaking gas out of the cap. Mind you I tighten it a lot. It’ll randomly start leaking gas out of nowhere but hasn’t caused any serious issue other than a slight leaks every now and then. Secondly, when running at half throttle or around. The bike will run rough and jumpy. And last, I’ve noticed that if I got from full throttle and even slowly let off throttle to a idle and coast that the engine sometimes likes to turn off while riding (Only when let off the gas and coasting). It’s only happened twice and would start back up after a few cranks. To counter those problems, I’ve only filled up my 2.5 gal gas can twice. This bike is extremely gas efficient and will run forever. To conclude it’s still definitely worth the purchase but it does definitely need to be kept up with and maintained.

This bike is advertised for kids, but it’s absolutely not suitable for them. The engine is rough, the pull start is hard even for an adult, and the ride is jerky and unstable. My child could barely control it, and I was constantly worried about safety. The brakes are weak and unreliable, and the overall build feels cheap. Definitely not the smooth, fun experience we were hoping for. Save yourself the trouble — this is not a kid-friendly mini bike

Make sure you put oil in it and oil the clutch

This was way better than expected my boy loves it been out riding since he opened it up!

Bike was easy to assemble but a lot smaller than I expected and when you roll it the rear tire locks up but with some adjustments I'm sure it will be fine. Overall a really cool bike been adding some power adders to help with the take off it's been a fun little project.