Question 1

why does the back wheel spin but will not run when weight is on the bike

Accepted Answer

Because Razor changed the bike..no suspension..mine did that on the first day. Junk! Razor should be ashamed..

Question 2

does this bike have training wheels?

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Nope, I am going to get some for my son.  
He couldn’t ride a regular bike but does much better on this.  He won’t put his feet in the pegs, he lets them drag a bit.  
So training wheels would be a good idea.

Question 3

What age chikld is this designed for?

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My kids could ride this about age 8) when we got it and my oldest was 8). I would say being able to ride this bike is as more about being able to maneuver/support  the weight while not at a 10+ mph speed vs anything relating to height or etc.  I’m a 5’7”, 120# woman and it’s short for my legs but zips me around easily. My husband is 220? The bike was enthusiastic but was able to manage him as well.

I would consider the weight of the bike (85# or more?) and consider whether there will be anyone available to help your kiddo get the bike upright if it tips. Maneuvering the bike through a tight space in the garage is a challenge too (size + weight).

Staying upright on these dirt bikes is fairly effortless - easier than riding a bicycle.

We also have the blue/white version and it also lugs my adult weight just fine, but it is def sized for a little kid.

The bikes are just small. Short. They handle weight. They don’t feel like a real dirt bike or bicycle ergonomically. My 2 yo, 65 lb golden can outrun the bikes. Even going downhill where we maybe hit 20-25 mph? It’s just not fair we humans have to be so slow - no wonder we love roller coasters and these little razor bikes. Bahaha.

Anywho: if your kid is 8ish - this size will technically work for them. 9? For sure. It depends on your kiddos personality and if they’ll be scared to take off or not. Again: it’s easier than riding a bike. Very heavy.

Question 4

how tall is the dirt bike

Accepted Answer

My son is 3. It is 15" from the ground to his crotch. He can touch the ground on both sides when standing on his toes. Not tippy toes but far from flat footed.

ASIN	B0007MZV3C
Age Range Description	Adult
Battery Average Life	30 minutes
Best Sellers Rank	#15,744 in Toys & Games ( See Top 100 in Toys & Games ) #32 in Kids' Electric Vehicles
Brand Name	Razor
Customer Reviews	4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (7,452)
Global Trade Identification Number	00845423000561
Included Components	Razor MX350 Dirt Rocket Electric Motocross Off-road Bike
Is Assembly Required	Yes
Item Dimensions	24.5 x 31 x 44 inches
Item Dimensions L x W x H	44.5"L x 24.5"W x 31"H
Item Type Name	Razor MX350 Dirt Rocket Electric Motocross Off-road Bike
Item Weight	25 Kilograms
Manufacturer	Razor USA, LLC
Manufacturer Maximum Age (MONTHS)	1000.0
Manufacturer Minimum Age (MONTHS)	36.00
Manufacturer Part Number	15128090
Manufacturer Warranty Description	Manufacturer’s Warranty
Material Type	Alloy Steel, Metal, Plastic, Rubber
Model Number	15128090
Size	MX 350
Sub Brand	razor
Theme	Bike
UPC	845423000561 616086149559 845423001346 641020926712 728295516326 768786456458 840356891606 961613260277 817378009630 783761482222 845423017606 731084403745
Unit Count	1.0 Count
Weight Capacity Maximum	200 Pounds

Razor MX350 Dirt Rocket Kids Ride On High-Torque 24V Electric Toy Motocross Motorcycle Dirt Bike, Speeds up to 14 MPH

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