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Apollo DB-X18 125cc Dirt Bike

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Color: black


Features

  • This item CANNOT BE SOLD to California Buyers and Cannot be shipped to California"
  • Manual 4-Speed Transmission Quicker start and much more convenient! Take fully control of the dirt bike, Pro's Choice!
  • 17"/14" Big Front/Rear Wheels, comparing to same 125cc displacement Bike, it's much Higher and Longer, much more ground clearance, it is possible for you to use another 2 more years. Fits for youth and Big Boys!
  • Kick start Start your dirt bike easily and conveniently without worrying about your battery.

Description

Can not ship to CA Engine Engine Type:4 Stroke, Single Cylinder Displacement:125cc Starter:Kick Start Cooling:Air Cooled Max Speed:55 mph May vary depending on road condition, rider weight etc. Max Power:6.5 kw/7500 rpm Drive Train Transmission:4 Speed Manual Clutch Chassis / Suspension / Brakes Frame:Twin Spare Heavy Duty Steel Frame Front Suspension:Non-Adjustable 750mm Rear Suspension:Non-Adjustable 320mm Front Brake:Hydraulic Disc Rear Brake:Hydraulic Disc Front Tire:17" Rear Tire:14" Dimensions / Capacities Wheelbase:48.03 inches Seat Height:36.5 inches Net Weight:147.7 lbs Gross Weight:180.8 lbs Fuel Capacity:1.03 gal


Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: ‎51 x 30 x 15 inches


Package Weight: ‎250 Pounds


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎60 x 31 x 41 inches


Item Weight: ‎147.7 Pounds


Brand Name: ‎Apollo


Warranty Description: ‎30 days replacement parts


Model Name: ‎DB18


Color: ‎Black


Suggested Users: ‎Unisex-teen


Number of Items: ‎1


Manufacturer: ‎Apollo


Part Number: ‎DIR06004


Model Year: ‎2022


Style: ‎Sporty Off Road Dirtbike Pitbike


Size: ‎Large


Skill Level: ‎All


Date First Available: November 28, 2016


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • **EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW**
Color: black
I purchased 2 of these bikes last month. Here is the complete breakdown of my experience with these bikes from purchase date to riding for several weeks- ORDERING PROCESS: You will receive a call from the dealership and/or seller who has the bike in stock. They will confirm your color choice and bike model. You will then get another call a few days later from a shipping company to set up a delivery window and date. All of this went pretty smoothly. DELIVERY DATE: You should get a call shortly before the bike arrives. Delivery truck driver will bring the bike down to your garage with a pallet jack. I would suggest clearing a good workspace ahead of time, as you will have a hard time moving the pallet later. ASSEMBLY: Assembly was fairly easy, I did the first one by myself and it took about 2.5 hours. (I also installed an aftermarket carburetor) The 2nd bike took me only 45 minutes because I already knew what to do and had some help. 1st step, find a good youtube video of the assembly. The included instructions are hot garbage, but hold onto them as the picture diagrams can be useful. (I had to use them to find out about the front wheel bushings. ie: longer bushing goes on the brake caliper side). Everything else is pretty much self explanatory when putting it together other than a few small details which can be found on youtube or the provided picture diagrams. I suggest putting everything together loosely, not tightening it down all the way until it's all assembled. BE CAREFUL with some of the smaller bolts. I stripped 1 bolt on each bike using only a socket wrench. Don't use power drills. INITIAL SETUP: Air up the tires to the recommended PSI. Then CHANGE YOUR OIL! Please don't run your bike with the shipping oil in it. The included owners manual has all of this info (its actually decent unlike the assembly handbook) MY PRAISES FOR THE BIKE: The bike sits nice and tall, so it doesn't feel like a children's bike. I am 6' and 165 lbs. The bike is plenty powerful enough to get me moving. It always starts right up 1st or 2nd kick, and it's very easy to learn on. Acceleration is pretty good (the aftermarket carburetor helps. Highly recommend ordering it with the bike). The suspension is pretty beefy. I only bottomed out the front fork once when I landed hard on my front wheel from a 4ft drop-down. The exhaust sounds great! It's deep and sexy, but loud for sure. The handling is great and the bike is very lightweight. So much fun. Also I noticed several of the complaints other users have mentioned have been fixed on the new 2018 models. MY GRIPES ABOUT THE BIKE: You get what you pay for. Do not expect to be riding motocross competitions or hucking sand dunes with this bike. It is great for playing around and having some good fun, but don't forget that it is a $720 bike, brand new. You'll lose some bolts. Usually just minor ones like the exhaust cover, but it'll happen. You NEED to check important bolts and clamps every other ride and probably re-tighten stuff. When you eventually take a spill or wipeout, some parts are gonna break. I promise you that. You're gonna bend your brake lever, kickstand, and foot pedals after riding it for a while. (Mine haven't broke yet. Still going strong). My brother wasn't so lucky with our 2nd bike- He took a decent spill and landed the bike on it's left side. His clutch lever completely broke. Looking at the piece you can see it's cheap Chinese metal, low quality. His chain also jumped off the sprocket and broke. (I have yet to fix his bike, this just happened 2 days ago). His bike also shipped to us with a tire tube that wouldn't fill with air. Valve stem was messed up. Easy fix but still annoying. I am aware that even Yamaha's and KTM's will bend and break, but this bike is much lower steel quality so expect to fix and bend stuff back into place after even a small wipeout. It'll happen. OVERALL: I give it 4 stars because it is loads of fun, especially for the price. I am a novice rider who likes to just play and jump around on my own property or nearby trails so I don't need an expensive brand name bike. The bike looks great, sounds great, and can be kept in good shape if you are careful with it and do basic maintenance. Give it a try! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2018 by Tanner
    • The good- Easy starting, fairly easy to assemble if you're mechanically ...
Color: black
Just got it together and a short ride. This may become a rolling review as I live with the bike. The good- Easy starting, fairly easy to assemble if you're mechanically inclined. 125cc Bike to your house for sub 1000! The bad-Toolkit is junk. Buy your own if you don't have a basic metric kit. Rear brake pedal is tucked under the crankcase, all but inaccessible. The killswitch is on the left handlebar(flying in the face of decades of standardization). The ugly-a pallet would have been nice to see, since it ships freight to begin with. Or anything to make it more secure on forks. The handlebar risers shipped with the handlebar clamp bolts so tight I rounded off the included Allen key and had to go get another one to finish the job, and use a cheater on that one! This isn't solo assembly unless you have a block-and-tackle in your shop. Installing the front wheel and rear shock are both two man operations. For what it is and what it costs I can't beat it up to bad on the mostly nitpicky problems so far. Only thing that's a real issue is the rear brake, and a bit of work with a vice and a 18" crescent wrench should put that to right. It's not a bike from KTM or one of the Japanese big 3. But you didn't pay for one of those either. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2018 by TheMadOne
    • Do you feel lucky!!
Color: black
If you want a good time for a little while and don’t want to spend the money on a high end bike this is for you. I bought two of these bikes and my friend and I had a blast on them. But the fun was short lived. I was careful to tighten everything and change oil every few hours of riding. I am not a mechanic I know the basics and beyond. After 10 hours of riding my friends bike Locked up. And just so everyone knows I checked the oil levels before every ride and change the oil 3 times before this happend. I knew going into this that I wasn’t buying a Yamaha so I took even more care than normal. My first bike is fine and it has been through a fair share of puddles and wrecks and it runs fine sense I bought it. I did buy it from this buyer and I was not happy with my bikes condition when I received it. It didn’t come on a pallet and a few screws were missing that held the front fork together. I emailed the seller and was assured the issue would be solved I even sent pictures of the missing bolt but it was never enough. Long story short I know you really want to ride I know I couldn’t wait!! And to be honest I wouldn’t take it back I had a #%^#ing blast. More fun than any roller coaster. But it did coast over 2,200$ when all said and done and I kinda fell like I could have gone on a trip to Japan for what I spent.i could have ate some blue fin and Atleast haft of my investment wouldn’t have fell apart. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2019 by Matt
    • Buy a mikuni carburetor
Color: black
The bike came fast! 7 days from time of order! I got the color I wanted and everything was there. Carburetor is junk just like everyone says so if you buy this I would highly recommend buying a mikuni carburetor as well. If not for the junk carb then I would give 5 stars. Super happy with my purchase would buy again. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2020 by Gage erwin
    • Decent for an inexpensive bike. Just a few small issues.
Color: black
Pretty good buy for the money. Few minor annoyances. Upgrade the carb immediately. Threadlock and tighten all screws. The brake pedal is ridiculously inaccessible. The pedal is bent in at such an angle you must be a double jointed gymnast with dwarf sized feet to manipulate it. But the bike is inexpensive and sufficiently powerful. Looks great. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2019 by Gregory S.
    • Don't look at the assembly book its wrong!
Color: black
I love this bike its great for beginners and to learn how to do wheelies!!! I highly recommend to go on youtube and watch a bunch of youtube. The assembly book sucked and for that i am giving it four stars!! But overall a great bike!
Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2019 by Zachary Bauman
    • Eh alright
Color: black
Everything about the bike was great accept it came pretty damaged and i didn’t feel like waiting for a new one
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2021 by Will Barnett

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