10 Best Electric Dirt Bikes for Kids

The Apollo DB-10 is an affordable and attractive dirt bike, a worthy alternative to Suzuki or Honda—powered by petrol.

The 500w dirt bike offers a perfect cruise over bumps and speed on rough terrains. The thick knobby tires and the bike’s authentic look are an excellent charm for kids. The use of OEM Universal parts makes the bikes easier to repair, replace or swap parts.

The bikes come in three riding modes. The rider can ride the bike at 15 mph top speed. The beginners can take it approx 9 miles in a single charge, but the experienced riders need more.

The switch on the bike’s battery component automatically adjusts the speed to 7 mph or 4 mph manually. It runs on a single gear, and the disc brakes perform well to stop the bike. So, overall the bike is suitable for beginners.

The Kuberg Cross X-Force Pro 50, an electric dirt bike by Kuberg, entails essential features to make your kid an expert at riding in rough terrain.

The total electronic adjustable throttle response and acceleration allow the rider to progress at their pace. The bike is agile, light, and powerful, giving the rider an experience of hassle-free riding.

The Kuberg Volt app allows riders to connect the bike to their smartphone to reconfigure its performance. The riding modes can be freely configured with the app.

On max power setting, the rider can ride for one hour, and with minimal settings, the rider can ride for three hours.

The acceleration can get constrained to six different power settings to make up with the kid’s skill level. And the bike offers a 34 mph top speed. A safety kill switch with a wristband disengages the motor when pull3d out, and thus you rest ensured for your child’s safety.

Razor MX350 Dirt Rocket is another yet powerful addition by Razor to the list of electric bikes. The top-notch features of the bike make it different and appealing to many of the budding riders in the market.

The chain-driven electric bike has a single speed controlled by the twist grip throttle to deliver quiet but powerful performance. The knobby tires provide a better grip on the surface. But the supporting spring and chain may become weak sometimes.

As per the manufacturer, the bike’s frame geometry suits kids aged 13+ kids and up to 140 lb (64 kg). But it is more suitable for 5-8 year kids. The bike lets the rider enjoy and explore their fantasy of riding a dirt bike. With the super quiet nature of the bike, the rider does not disturb the surroundings.

The bike offers acceleration without pedaling up to 14mph with 30 minutes of continuous use. The high torque provides easy cornering and riding through steep terrain.

Razor MX400 is just the upgraded and newer version of MX 350, so it is slightly bigger. The 12-inch pneumatic knobby tires work to provide better grip on the surface and maximum power transfer.

The high torque motor has a chain-driven system. A 13-year-old kid can comfortably ride the bike, but the taller kids could face trouble because of the low seat level. However, the recommended weight for the bike is 140 lbs.

With the support of twisted throttle control, the bike offers a range of 14 mph. The adjustable handlebar can be adjusted as per the kid’s convenience to provide a comfortable riding position, and the retractable kickstand offers comfort and safety to the kid. But, the absence of dual-suspension can hinder providing a smooth ride to the kids.

It takes 12 hours to charge the battery completely.

One more addition of the Razor products is the Razor SX500 McGrath, honored after Jeremy McGrath—known as the “King of SuperCross.”

The handy features and specifications of the bike make it rider-friendly. The creation for little champions incorporates dual suspension and riser handlebars, the large pneumatic knobby tires for better gripping on the surface, a retractable kickstand, and dual disc brakes (hand-operated).

The tires work to offer a smoother ride to the rider.

The bike’s top speed is 15 mph, and the steel frame construction makes the bike ready to rock the dirt. With 40 minutes of continuous use, the rider kid can enjoy the adventure to the fullest. The battery takes 12 hours to charge.

McGrath’s design and graphics make the heads turn. Though the manufacturer claims the bike is for 14+ kids, it is more suitable for 8 to 12.

This creation of the Razor is designed to produce more power for uphill and off-road conditions. So, Razor MX650 Dirt Rocket is enriched with features that let your kid sharpen the skill.

The 36-volt battery offers a run of one hour on a single charge, and the 650-watt electric motor can reach a speed of 17 mph. Though the speed can be manually adjusted, the kid can be more interested as they learn the different bike controls.

The adjustable riser handlebars ensure comfortability by adjusting them as per the kid’s height. The rider gets the command over the bike with hand-operated front and rear disc brakes and twist-grip acceleration. The battery takes 8 hours to charge.

Along with the performance, Razor also focuses on the kid’s safety. So, you rest assured that your kid is safe while riding. The bike looks like a kiddo motocross bike and easily attracts many budding riders.

The recreational bike—Burromax TT250, incorporates large-diameter aluminum alloy wheels accompanied by 12.5-inch pneumatic tires and rear disc brakes. The bike’s features give the rider experience of adventure in their comfort zone.

The adjustable wide handlebars offer better control to the rider, and the adjustable monoshock rear suspension and telescopic front forks work to provide a smoother ride regardless of the surface.

The 250-Watt motor with a 24V SLA deep cycle battery power system is enough for the riders. And the rider can manually select the top speed as per the skill level at 7 mph or 14 mph.

The bike is capable of going a run of 12 miles, and it takes 8 hours to recharge the battery. The tires have the twist-grip acceleration to provide better control to speed.

The bike can accommodate up to 250 lbs weight and kids of any age, and the Burromax training wheels keep the kids safe.

The Kuberg start is the most suitable for the smallest riders. The small kiddos can enhance and sharpen their riding skills with fully adjustable speed and capabilities with the bike.

As the bike has no seat, the raised handlebars provide support while riding on mild to moderately rough surfaces. As it’s just for small kids, so one cannot expect the bike to offer high-quality components as in the adult bikes like the Freerider.

The low height of the bike lets the small kid adjust easily and have a comfortable riding position. The wi-fi connectivity allows the parents and riders to monitor the bike’s riding condition set via Kuberg’s mobile app. But to enjoy the wi-fi capabilities, it’s essential to connect the Streamport adapter.

It takes 6 hours to charge the battery from zero to full and gives a range of one hour ride in the max setting.

The deluxe-sized mini dirt bike is suitable for kids, teens, and adults up to 140lbs. The features entailed in the bike make it perfect for off-road adventures.

The hydraulic front and back suspension offer a smoother riding experience regardless of the surface. The all-steel frame and bike geometry give the authentic dirt bike look, and the pneumatic knobby tires provide an excellent gripping over the surface.

Focusing on the kid’s safety, the bike has a built-in parental control 3-speed that can be adjusted by key (5mph, 9mph, 17mph).

The high torque enables the rider to reach up to 17 mph. However, the bike’s speed depends on the rider’s weight and the terrain.

SAY YEAH, the chain-driven electric dirt bike entails features that make it one of the best dirt bikes in the market.

The battery-powered electric moto-cross bike offers three selectable speeds with a key lock. So, the speed ranges between 5-15 mph without pedaling, and the speed options and control over the speed provide kids with extra safety measures.

The bike is suitable for 13+ aged kids or up to 150 lbs weight, and the strong grip tires make it a perfect fit for off-road.

The dua suspension provides a smoother ride and lets the rider enjoy the bumps over the surface. It takes 4-6 hours to get the battery fully charged with one hour ride.