Used Pocket Bikes
When buying a used pocket bike, it’s important to remember that they are called “pocket” for a reason. A tall person is not going to be able maneuver on a standard pocket bike and have any enjoyment in doing so unless they are contortionist. There are many good used pocket bikes to had for that very reason.
Many times, a taller rider will get one thinking how cool they are and how much fun it would be only to realize that a tall person really was not made to ride a bike that stands less that 2 ft tall and goes up 70 miles per hour.
Another reason many people sell their pocket bikes is because they actually turn out to be to fast for them. Some pocket bikes can get up to 70mph and taking a spill going that fast is not fun.
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Below are some great buys and both new and used pocket bikes. See if any of them strike a chord with you.
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Razor Pocket Rocket-Blue List Price: $299.99 Sale Price: $155.97 Average Rating:   |
Description
Rev your engine and take the Razor Pocket Rocket for a whirlwind spin around the block. This scaled-down street bike is designed to reach powerful speeds of 15 mph. Includes variable speed, chain driven motor for super quiet operation and large 10" pneumatic tires for a smooth ride. Get set for some freewheeling fun when you hop on a Razor Pocket Rocket. Features battery charger (4-6 hour charge time) for 45 minutes of continuous driving, pit stand and tools, box frame with durable powder finish. Requires 2 "12V" batteries (included). Measures 36"L x 20"W x 21"H. Minimal assembly required. Holds up to 220 lbs. Prior to riding, read owner's manual. Safety equipment recommended. Not for use on public roads. Razor advises riders to read and understand the enclosed manual before riding the Pocket Rocket, and to use such safety equipment as a helmet, elbow pads, and knee pads. The Pocket Rocket is designed for controlled environments free of potential traffic hazards and not on public streets. Pocket bikes were first popularized in Europe as specialized racing motorbikes. In 2004, Razor's Pocket Rocket revved-up the trend across the U.S., inviting thrill seekers to enjoy the ride. Featured in TIME and Sports Illustrated for Kids, the Pocket Rocket is an electric powered replica of a real racing pocket bike. With a high torque motor, speeds up to 15 miles per hour and the slick, aerodynamic design, you'll be ready for racing.
Most people who want power in a pocket bike choose a gas engine. However, it is possible to buy electric engines these days. Depending on your purpose and how much money you can spend, you should pick a style that befits your needs. Many of the styles of pocket bikes are crafted after the larger styles of motorcycles. Styles can mimic that of a crotch rocket, a 4x4 quad or cruising bikes. Others, however, mimic the style of the scooter, dirt bike, moped, mini choppers, motorcycle, ATV, pedal cars or sidecar. Some racing styles like the Grand Prix, Cagllari or X7 Super Bike are crafted after larger racing bikes, but for affordable price. Many pocket bikes can cost under $200 USD to over several thousands. Most recreational styles, however, can cost less than $600 USD.
