Taotao DB17 125cc Dirt Bike for Kids Cheap Dirt Bikes for Sale White

I picked up one of these bikes for my son and when it arrived I was instantly impressed with the bike. We assembled it and it fired right up. Of course I had to try it out. I’ve never been on a dirt bike before so I was not sure how easy it would be to ride. Well coming from a beginner it was actually very easy to get on it and get going. I liked it so much so that I actually jumped back on Amazon and ordered myself one. I’m expecting to also order my youngest boy a smaller one of these before too long. Great quality for the money, well worth it! It looks nice, runs nice and fits even an adult rider very well!

I was very skeptical when my wife wanted to order this dirt bike for herself. I was skeptical because of the size and the fact it's made in China. My wife is 5'5" and about 145 lbs. I thought the bike would be under powered. I was wrong on both accounts. From the moment it arrived I was impressed and continue to be. It was crated in angle iron to prevent damage in transport. It assembled very easily. I changed the oil immediately as was recommended. It started right up and ran strong. I am completely impressed with the way it runs and the power. My wife has put about 20hrs on it so far and it's an incredible machine. I'm so impressed I am ordering one (a 250cc model due to my size).

The bike is not too bad, putting ot together was easy. However, operating instructions suck. If you are not mechanical pay more for a name brand bike. Bolts rattled out while driving, three chain adjustments in the first week with little ridding. When in neutral, bike goes into gear when turing right, even with clutch in. Chain guard was screwed into chain's line of drive, caused chain to snap on first drive. I work on bikes, so for the price it is what I paid for. If you are not ready to learn how to keep it running buy a Honda.

Not a bad fit/finish for a cheap Chinese dirt bike, but I had some minor frustration with a rear sprocket that would not snug up to the rear wheel hub... Bolts were a bit striped from the factory. Seller was responsive and helpful on shipping replacement M8/1.25 bolts, but they were way too short.I ended up purchasing (4) 35mm M8 (1.25) bolts along with (4) M8 lock nuts to provide safe, adequate sprocket mounting. 30mm M8 bolts with some Red Loctite *might* work, but it seems like the holes were slightly wallowed... I felt more comfortable going through the entire hub and fastening with lock nuts on the other side to ensure the sprocket remains against the hub. Close fit to the spokes, but that sprocket isn't going anywhere.Even with this minor issue, bike starts up quick, runs well, and move my 175lb, 6'1 body pretty well. Only other complaint: seems to leak fuel when shutoff unless you run it all out and change the fuel valve to OFF.

So glad I bought one. It's a whole lot of bike for a very competitive price. The DB17 looks and sits like a fullsize dirtbike, but handles like a pit bike. It's lightweight but sturdy. It's a great bike for a novice, or a skilled rider. I grew up riding 250s that were nearly as tall as me LOL, this bike would've been AMAZING years ago for me. But even now, coming from larger bikes and 2 strokes, this 125cc 4 speed, 4 stroke pitbike is an amazing machine. I highly recommend if you have been thinking about getting one, GET ONE! :DOh and the customer service I have received from the seller is honestly some of the best support I've ever gotten. Instead of being given useless info, they're very knowledgeable and are extremely helpful!I'm probably going to pick up another one of these soon as I can afford it. It's the most fun I've had in years. I'm currently trying to get it street legal in Ohio, so I'll update this review once I've either succeeded, failed, or postponed etc. :p

The bike came with a couple of issues before even riding it. The company was helpful. Now that are enjoying the bike, it runs well. The clutch handle broke very quickly though after a light fall on soft ground.

Got this bike earlier today, took about an hour to put together. Drained all the oil it came with and put fresh oil in before starting it. Fired up on the third kick. Rode it around for 30 minutes and it ran great. Some things to check upon setup, the chain was extremely tight. Check all the bolts and put loctite on everything. It's a cheap bike but take care of it and it will last for a bit, at least long enough to see if the kids are going to stick with it.

Bought this bike for my 14 year old daughter, she just does touch with tip toes, however it's not an issue cause the bike is light and she just leans to one foot flat when she stops, she absolutely loves the bike, I was not 100% surprised by the quality of the bike cause I read alot of reviews before I bought it and I kinda knew it was gonna be awesome! Took us about an hour to assemble it, however we did go thru and make sure all bolts/nuts were tight before riding, i also changed the oil before i even started it up, there was a hefty amount of shavings in the oil from the initial start they did at the factory, overall i reccomend this bike, I'm also thinkin of buying one for myself!