Razor Electric Bikes

The MX350 and MX400 are entry-level dirt bikes for ages 13 and up, offering speeds of 12–14 mph. The MX500 and MX650 provide higher speeds (15–17 mph) and more powerful motors for older kids and teens. The Pocket Mod series offers vintage scooter styling with similar performance.

Run times are usually around 30–40 minutes of continuous use. As with electric scooters, range depends on rider weight, terrain and speed. Recharge the batteries after each use to keep them in good condition.

No. They are designed for off-road use on private property, dirt tracks or large backyards. They’re not suitable for public roads, and riders should always wear helmets and protective gear.

Plug the charger into the bike’s charging port and then into a wall outlet. Full charging takes 8–12 hours. Avoid leaving the battery completely discharged; frequent charging maintains battery health.

Higher-end models like the MX500 and MX650 feature dual suspension for smoother rides on rough terrain. Entry-level models may have a rear suspension or none at all, focusing on lighter weight and lower cost.

Models like the MX350 are suitable for ages 13+ with a weight limit around 140 lbs (64 kg). The MX650 is recommended for riders 16+ with a limit around 220 lbs (100 kg). Always follow manufacturer guidelines and supervise younger riders.

Yes. Razor sells batteries, chargers, tyres and other components. You can replace worn parts or upgrade to higher-capacity batteries with compatible models.

Check tyre pressure, tighten bolts, lubricate the chain if necessary and keep the bike clean. Store indoors and charge the battery regularly. Avoid riding through water or mud that could damage electrical components.