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FRP GMB100 Mini Bike, 99CC 4-Stroke Mini Bikes for Adults, Off-Road Motorcycle W/LED Headlight, Goggles, Gloves and Neck Gaiter Up to 28 Mph, Weight Support Up to 220 LBS（Black）

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Color: Black


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  • EFFORTLESS PULL START: With FRP mini bikes, starting your adventure is a breeze. Usually just three pulls for FRP mini bike's pull-start, and you're ready to roll. Say farewell to complex starting procedures and embrace the swift and hassle-free ignition of FRP mini bikes!
  • No Mixing Oil Needed : 99CC 4-Stroke gas mini bike provides stronger power and lower noisy than 2-Stroke off road trail bike, no need to mix oil and gas. The speed of mini bikes up to 28 Mph, Weight Support Up to 220 LBS and 0.36 gallon gas for 30 miles.
  • EFFICIENT CHAIN TENSION: FRP mini bikes feature a reliable tensioning system designed for chains. It ensures that mini bike's chain maintain optimal tension during the entire ride, preventing slipping, skipping, or derailment. Prevent chains fall off with varying load weights, enjoy smoother and more reliable off-road rides.
  • INCLUDED : Experience enhanced visibility with FRP gas mini bike's four mode LED headlight. You can easily recharge it for continuous, brilliant rides. And the neck gaiter/goggles/gloves included in off-road mini bikes offers extra protection during your adventures. FRP mini dirt bike recommended age for 13+ years old.
  • INSTRUCTIONS : FRP GMB100 mini bike's size: L50" x W28" x H33", Net Weight 79.5Lbs. 99CC 4-stroke engine with rear disc brake and EPA approved. FRP kids mini bikes provide 6O DAYS WARRAN, please notice that is vital to keep the original boxes for return.

Is Assembly Required: Yes


Global Trade Identification Number: 80


UPC: 687051983980


Brand Name: FRP


Material Type: Alloy Steel


Theme: Bike


Item Weight: 79.5 Pounds


Size: Version-Plus


Item Dimensions L x W x H: 50"L x 28"W x 33"H


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • If you don't own tools and have mechanical skills, don't buy it or don't gripe about the shortfalls.
Color: Black
First and foremost: This is not a Honda or Yamaha... if you are not mechanically inclined and own some hand tools, you will probably be quickly disappointed, so move on. If you want a high quality bike that you will not have to repair, maintain and customize, go buy a new Yamaha PW50 for $1500. If you like like tinkering, customizing and enjoy a bargain, read on. Overall, this little bike is a good value. Like all inexpensive Chinese powersports products, it is for the most part solid and reliable. The frame is solid with good welds. The engine is a Honda GX35 clone, parts aplenty. The plastics and controls are cheaply made and will break at some point. Replacement parts are dirt cheap and readily available. The clutch/chain drive is the same thing as many pocket bikes and bicycle engine kits, readily available. You WILL have to tighten bolts, add lock washers and fix piddly things. Initial impressions and suggestions: 1. Immediately drain the oil that comes in it and replace it. Mine had fine metal particles from machining (They don't do a great job cleaning engine parts before assembly) I put in Mobil1 10W40 and will change it again after the first few hours of use. 2. This little bike is way too fast for a beginner. The stock twist throttle appears to be adjustable, but is poorly designed and made and does not actually adjust. Replace it with a thumb throttle (with an actual stop screw to limit speed) for about $15 here on Amazon. 3. Other reviewers had mentioned the rear sprocket loosening as an issue. I found the initial chain tension extremely tight, and not lubricated. Remove the rear axle nut and chain adjuster to get a straight shot at the socket head cap screws, remove them one at a time and add lock washers (and a drop of loctite) to each bolt to prevent this issue. Lubricate the main drive chain with some real chain lube. 4. The gear reduction chaincase (from the clutch to the rear drive chain) has very poor lubrication from the factory (looks like very small amount of clear silicone grease). Remove the four small and two larger bolts from the cover and put a healthy amount of real chain/bearing grease on the internal chain and sprockets. 5. Check the bike over after each use until you are comfortable that the little issues are worked out. I will update this review as we put more hours on it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2021 by Nick P
    • Really not worth the aggrivation
Color: Black
update: it has maybe 4 hours on the motor. Started right up after winter but stopped running after 20 min . Not it starts but won't move with the 50lb kid on it. This was a lot of money for what actually is a piece of junk. DO Not waste your dollars. Please learn from my mistake. First off please drain the oil after about 20 min of run time. The amount of metal flakes in the oil is unbelievable I changed it 3 times the first day. The chain was constantly falling off so pay attention to that adjustment. The pull start self destructed the first week. Now the throttle cable is too loose, it is not an adjustable throttle even though it looks like one. I will have to use some enginuity. 10 yo enjoys riding it but he definitely needs a pit crew for repairs ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2024 by Renee Jacks
    • If you are thinking about getting this bike do it!
Color: Black
Review Image by Laura Guinn Laura Guinn
Review Image by Laura Guinn Laura Guinn
The bike is great, it is so much fun to ride around and is plenty powerful. Can get it up to 40 with an upgraded pipe and governor removed with someone 150 pounds. It is also larger than you would expect for a “minibike” but can fit someone 5’ 10” very comfortably. The seat is very large and comfortable to cruise around on. My only complaint would be the throttle grips as they are plastic and have a knobby texture which can hurt leave marks on your hand and start to hurt if you are full throttling the bike for a long period of time. But it’s not an issue that wearing a glove or replacing the grips on the throttle wouldn’t fix. Overall the bike is a great buy and good value and is worth every penny especially compared to other minibikes gas or electric. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2024 by Laura Guinn Laura Guinn
    • Very small
Color: Black
Great little mini bike but too small for my 12 year old grandson. Fits 6-8 year olds better.
Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2021 by Amazon Customer
    • Great product GREAT seller
Color: Black
My son LOVES it. He is 5' and he feels it is a little small, but it doesn't stop him from using it. His knees come up and he is just inexperienced at turning with his knees there. I saw a review where someone is 5'10" and was fine...so? There was an issue in the first day where the chain kept coming off, because the main sprocket was bent. I contacted the seller and had a replacement here in a week. No questions, no extra money. Unbelievably GREAT service! Good buy! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2020 by A-Kit
    • A great gift!
Color: Black
Bought for my son and it remains his favorite outdoor toy for over 6 months now! Easy to assemble and great quality. Speed is perfect for a 7 year old.
Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2024 by Ashley
    • Be Thorough, Be a Mechanic
Color: Black
Review Image by PreppedForNothing PreppedForNothing
Review Image by PreppedForNothing PreppedForNothing
Review Image by PreppedForNothing PreppedForNothing
If you don't know how to work on a bike or small engines, you may want to look elsewhere. There's a decent amount of mechanical know-how required just to get it to a safe operating standard. Bolts are loose, welds are iffy in a spot or two, and you'll need to tune the carburetor a bit before sending little Jimmy on his first minibike adventure. In my case, the bike had the following problems right off the line: Low oil with fine metal shavings. (Changed to Rotella T4, ran for an hour, changed again.) Bad welds. (Grinder, re-welded.) Dry chain. (Lubed.) Spark plug boot/spring were all kinds of weird. (Deweirded with a proper boot/spring.) Chain too tight. (Chain loosened a bit.) RUST IN FUEL TANK. (Removed, added CLR and marbles, flushed.) Spark plug loose. (Tightened.) Rear wheel/sprocket out of true/bent barrel. (Send it, but sheesh.) Throttle cable loose, not adjusted at all from factory. (Adjusted.) High idle, not adjusted from factory. (Adjusted.) Approx 1/2 of fasteners only finger tight or worse. (Tightened.) Added proper grease to chain case. Unless you're prepared to do the above, or more, this isn't the minibike you're looking for. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2022 by PreppedForNothing PreppedForNothing

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