Dirt Bike FAQ

First of all theres probably a good reason you havent heard of it
its because these china bikes come with so many different names so many different designs that well .. you can never track down a manifacture or dealership to get parts for them when they break
just an example of how many diff names they slap on them to keep you from finding a real manufacturer
here we have the (speed) 110

http://www.guiamotera.com/minimotos/fotos/dirt_bike_110_eco/dirt_bike_110_eco-1.jpg

and here is the eagle? .. not sure what it says

http://www.motorxtremes.com/images/newprod_pics/110dirt_bike.png

and then the nameless

http://img.alibaba.com/photo/50229413/Alloy_Dirt_Bike.jpg

and the ..defiant? ..

http://www.alibaba.com/product-gs/202492920/Dirt_Bike_HC_119C_dirt_bike.html

see a pattern?..

its a 110 .. and im sure ur thinking hey a honda cr125 is a big bike this is only a few ccs smaller
no….
this bike is considerd a pit bike suitable for 5 yearolds to break before they move up to a real bike

it just depends what its worth to you… if you know how to work on them .. and feel like a pain in the neck
go for it
if you want to wait for a good deal or spend a few extra dollars on a used name brand bike .. well that would be a better idea
check out ebay/ craigslist the local classifieds/news paper

yes its a copy of honda but .. the machine work, cast work, grade of metal ect ect is all a little different .. soooo …. if they cant make a product they canstand behind enough to put a straight brand name make and model .. then im not going to trust it

get a name brand jap bike, suzuki kawasaki yamaha honda ktm anything with one of these names on it .. will be a pretty dependable bike

Make sure the choke is on.

You were foolish to buy a vehicle without being able to immediately see the title to insure it was free and clear. This whole thing sounds bad because you still owe them. There is nothing to for you to sue them over. Either you pay them the remainder and hope they will provide the title or they can repo the bike from you if you don't pay.

You probably should not go for anything much bigger than a 125 your heigth probably wouldn't let you get anything much bigger than that. They are fun but be careful.

Depends if you want fast or slow:

If you are looking for POWER and JUMPING, get a CRF150R or a KX100 (or YZ85 or CR85 for tight, small trails)
Pro's: They are the perfect size; not to small like the 85's, but not too big like the 125's. VERY light and quick
Cons: A bit rare, more noisy than trailbikes.

If you are looking to PUTT AROUND in local TRAILS with no intention of going fast or jumping (sort of boring if you ask me), get a TTR125L or a CRF150 trailbike.
Pro's: Quiet, more common, less gas consumption
Con's: Very Heavy, Sluggish, Poor suspension at best

Its up to you man, but I had both, and the trailbike is nowhere near as thrilling as the fast, light bike. Just don't let a sales person force you into buying a big bike you are not comfortable sitting on, or can't pick up when tipped over.

Heer ya go………http://store.scootertronics.com/xtxm70pitbi.html

The original Pit Bikes were simply small motorcycles with a 4-stroke, 50cc motor used by adult-sized motocross riders to navigate the pits (an off-track area designated for setting up prior to an event). Pit bikes evolved to look more and more like mini versions of the factory MX motorcycles. Because racers like to race just about anything with a motor, it got to where the “big boys” started racing each other on these pint-sized pit bikes on small impromptu tracks.
Of course, some guys got busy hopping them up with stuff like aluminum frames, tall seats, etc. –– but retaining the over-achieving motors (usually punched out to 110cc), the 10″/12″ rear wheels, and the tossable proportions that make a pit bike such frickin’ fun. Because a track for these bikes doesn’t require a lot of land, backyard pit bike tracks have sprung up all across America.
Pit bikes now have a full race series with numerous classes (even one for young ladies), five AMA National #1 plates up for grabs, and an exciting ArenaCross Pro & Amateur Series.

and then of course the dirt bike is well just your average dirt bike :]

I doubt that anyone can give you an accurate top speed unless they own one. I would guess around 45 mph maybe. If you just want something to play around in your yard I guess it would be okay. It is what I would call a throw away bike. Personally I wouldn't buy it.

This is the bicycle section not motorcycle. However, find the oil fill cap and look near by it, the fill capacity is usually cast into the housing in this general area.