2021 wholesale price Dual Purpose Motorcycles - Kids Electric Ride-On Car with 250W motor – Highper

Product Description

HIGHPER MK250W Electric Kids Monkey Bike, which is an upgraded version of HP118E-A. If you need a higher power motor, this model will be your best choice.

Just like the name suggests this new bike takes things to a new cheeky fun level for the junior rider and has to be the ultimate kid’s e-bike! It comes complete with complimentary stabilisers and knobbly tyres.

We know that you want to look awesome on this bike as if you are riding a real motorbike bike which is why this bike comes with a large chopper style padded seat and alloy wheels.

Overall Length 97cm, Width 59cm & Height 67cm. A seat height of 44cm. 65kg max rider weight and a top speed of 13mph based on weight and terrain.

Just for reference, we find this is most commonly purchased for children aged 3-6 years. The suitability of the product to a particular child is at the Parents Discretion – Height, Weight & Skill should also be considered.

Details

Stabilisers

Coming with a complimentary pair of stabilisers, these allow the bike to lean left and right to aid steering, but prevent falling from leaning too far.

Rear Disc Brake

Providing ample stopping power, the bike uses a full size disc brake on the rear wheel. Using the rear wheel prevents any chance of grabbing the brake in a panic and going over the bars, following our aim to build confidence in young riders.

Powerful 250w Motor

The 250w motors fitted to these bikes are both smooth and powerful. Ensuring hills aren’t a problem, the power delivery on this bike provides ample control and plenty of torque.

Twist Grip Throttle

A full twist grip throttle gives true control of the bike. Allowing young riders to focus themselves on learning the other main aspects of controlling a bike.

Pneumatic Off-Road Tyres

Providing better control and durability, our bikes use rubber pneumatic tyres. Imitating the tyres of our much larger bikes, we don’t just see these as a toy but an introduction to bike control.