Super Cool Mini Electric Pocket Rocket Bikes
66X-treme XP-707 - 700 Watt Motor
Razor Pocket Rocket Blue
Electric Pocket Bikes
Pocket bikes were first popularized in Europe as specialized racing
motorbikes. Traffic laws vary by state, but for the most part minibikes
are illegal for
use on public roadways since most do not carry the necessary equipment
(and often size requirements) to be street legal. The typical rider of
these bikes are 13 year old boys who are the right size and mental
maturity for the toy. In the past recent years, gas-powered pocket
bikes have become so popular that organized competition called Mini GP
Racing are springing up all over the country.
Razor Mini Electric Pocket Rocket
The most popular mini electric pocket rocket bike is made by Razor. In fact, their mini bike is called the Pocket Rocket. Basically, it is a small version of a real street bike, in basic general looks and design. This electric bike can reach the speeds of 15 mph and carries up to 170 pounds. It can operate up to 30 minutes in a single charge. Since it is driven by an electric motor, the Razor Mini Electric Pocket Rocket is quiet. A lot quieter than their gas-powered counterpart. Much slower, too, but that's beside the point.
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Razor Pocket Rocket Red Miniature Electric Bike For parts or Repair
Current Bid: $99.95
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Razor Pocket Rocket Red Miniature Electric Bike
Current Bid: $177.50
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Razor Pocket Rocket Bike Chopper Scooter Tire Electric 3.00-4
Current Bid: $18.97
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The Razor Mini Electric Pocket Rocket comes with
- Scaled down street bike design carries riders up to 17 pounds
- Powerful fun at speeds up to 15 MPH
- Large 10-inch pneumatic tires for a smooth ride
- High torque motor
- Single speed, chain driven motor for super quiet operation
- Hand operated rear brake
- Twist grip throttle
- 24V (two 12V) sealed lead acid battery systems
- Up to 30 minutes of continuous use
- Battery charge time: 12 hours
- UL approved battery charger
- Tools included
- Weight: 42 pounds
- Dimensions: 36 x 20 x 21 inches
X-Treme XP-707 Electrick Pocket Bike
X-Treme XP 700 Electric "20 MPH" Pocket Bike
Another brand of mini electric pocket bike is the XP 700 series by X-Treme.
The XP-707 Pocket bike has the largest electric motor offered in its class. The X-Treme XP-707 Electric Pocket Bike is powered by a 700 watt (Quiet) motor with three batteries for 36 volts of two-wheel action.
These are the pocket bikes that can go up to 20 mph.
Some kits can be installed to push it even faster (see video).
The X-Treme XP 707 Electric Pocket Bike comes with the following to polish it off:
- Front and rear vented disk brakes
- Racing tires
- Street racing design complete with racing-style gas tank for effects
- Tinted windshield
- Tool kit
- Color choices of Black-Red OR Blue-Silver
- Open Question: Where can I Race/Ride my pocket-rocket/mini bike/pocket bike?
Wondering where i can use my 110cc 4 stroke mini motorcycle! I'm located just north of Towson, MD. I'm willing to drive about an hour from my location, does anyone know where i can ride it? It's NOT street legal. THANKS!!!! - 5 hours ago
- Open Question: Can a mini pocket bike be rode on the streets in the bronx?
Its the baby sized one , its gas im 14 - 6 hours ago
- Open Question: Pocket bike i need help please help me?
i have a homemade pocket bike but its not that small, where can i find a body kit for the bike? - 14 hours ago
- Open Question: What's wrong with my mini pocket bike?!?
I have an 2-stroke X-1 mini pocket bike that ran great until i left it sitting in the garage to long.. I have the battery charger for it, just ordered a brand new battery online. I haven't let the battery sit and charge for more than a couple hours at a time(maybe it needs to fully charge?) before i try to get it started. i will let it sit and charge all day tomorrow since i've ran all out of ideas. In the past couple of days i have changed the fuel lines(there are 2 fuel lines) they were stiff and cracking. I have also changed the spark plug and taken out the carburetor, took it apart, and cleaned it with carb cleaner. I dont think its getting enough fuel to it or something, when i try to turn it on it kind of sounds like it turns over but as soon as i let off the break or the gas it completely stops. What's my next move? - 47 hours ago
- Open Question: I lost my pocket bike key, help?
I lost the key to my pocket bike and can't find it. I might go to the lock smith but i was wondering if I could start it without the key. Also i'm not that strong and its hard for me to pull to start the pocket bike and always have to lure my dad into starting it up for me. Is there anyway I can start it without pulling it? Like adding something that when just put the key in (if I find it or get one made) it starts. Also is there anyway I can make the pull easier? The key? I put it in the basement since it was winter and now I wanted to take it out and can't find the key. :( - 2 days ago
