Razor MX350 Dirt Rocket Electric Motocross Bike
- Safe to ride for younger kids
- Easy to control
- Looks
- Comfortable ride
- Portable
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Description and Review
So your kid won’t stop talking about dirt-biking but they’re not ready for the speeds of a gas-powered 50cc. You could do a lot worse than investing in a trainer bike that will prepare them for trails without risking their safety.
Razor is a brand that is almost synonymous with personal electric transport. The MX350 is for kids who like life on the extreme side but aren’t ready for 50cc’s. It’s looks the part, opting for the classic dirt-road bike appearance and a bunch of racing decals. But how does it perform? Keep reading to find out.
Features
Looks
Kitted out with racing decals alongside a classic motocross design we can’t deny that the Razor MX350 looks cool. The front-shocks look ready to eat up the trail but don’t be fooled, this is a kid’s toy.
Standing at just 31” high and 44” long you’ll have no problem packing this up in the car boot. The retractable kickstand and folding foot pegs mean you can squeeze into the corner of your garage with no problem.
Engine
The engine draws its power from two 12v batteries which give it a top speed of 14mph. It’s a chain driven motor which offers a lot of lifespan but suffers when it comes to torque. This is especially true on hills when you lose speed rapidly. Twisting the handle-bar throttle delivers a smooth, albeit, limited acceleration.
Ride
The MX350 comes equipped with front facing two-forks which are designed to lessen the impact of trails. The wheels are air-filled delivering a relatively smooth and stable riding experience. That’s really where this product stands out, the handling in responsive and, ultimately, delivers a very safe riding experience.
Brakes
Like a push-bike, engaging the brakes is a matter of squeezing the handle-bar lever. We felt this would be easy to get to grips with for young riders. The problem for us is on hills where the rear brake could really do with the added assistance of a front brake or even a disc to deliver faster stopping power.
Tires
You can fill the tires on this bike using a standardized bicycle pump. Their air-filled which means you don’t have to worry too much about pressure and can customize them as you see fit. Softer tires will, of course, impact speed but also provide a smoother ride on tarmacs or dirt.
Tech
There’s not much to see in terms of tech and we were a little disappointed with this aspect. You don’t even get a heads-up to see the battery life.
Setup
Out of the box most of the bike is fitted together. You must attach the front forks and handlebars yourself, as well as the licence plates and mud-guards. It can all be done relatively quickly using household tools. If the tires are lacking air, you can refill them using a regular bicycle pump.
Battery Life
This bike runs on lead-acid filled batteries which take an age to charge. They also don’t deliver as much power and add significant weight. We felt that with a lithium battery you’d getter a faster, more practical product.
Price
While reasonably priced, the MX350 comes up short in comparison to the competition. The performance is somewhat limited although the build quality does seem sturdy and well made. If your primary concern is safety, then this could be the product for you.
Razor MX350 Dirt Rocket Video Review
Strengths
- A safe riding experience for riders of 13 years and above
- Comfortable ride and simple controls
- Relatively portable for taking out to local trails
- Cool looks with added decals, licence plates and front shocks
- Dual front facing forks which are built to relieve pressure on the frame
- A well-known US-based brand with an excellent customer service center
Weaknesses
- Lengthy charge times thanks to the lead-filled acid batteries
- Doesn’t perform as well as the competition given its price tag
- Item is listed as non-returnable (As of 1/16/2018)
Specifications
Dimensions: 44 x 24.5 x 31 inches
Weight: 70.2 pounds
Wheels Size: 12 inch
Motor: 350W motor
Age Recommendation: 13 and above
Weight Capacity: 140 pounds
Battery Life: 30 minutes of continuous use
Maximum Speed: 12 mph
Battery Type: 24v Lithium Ion
Charging Time: 12 Hours
Available Colors: Blue
Additional Features: Adjustable handlebars, High torque, chain driven motor, folding foot pegs, retractable kick stand
Price History & Alerts
Razor MX350 Dirt Rocket Electric Motocross Bike, Razor
Price History
Statistics
| Current Price | $259.00 | November 30, 2023 |
| Highest Price | $279.19 | December 23, 2019 |
| Lowest Price | $199.00 | December 10, 2019 |
Last price changes
| $259.00 | February 29, 2020 |
| $249.00 | February 21, 2020 |
| $259.00 | February 14, 2020 |
| $249.00 | January 26, 2020 |
| $259.00 | January 23, 2020 |
