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FunBikes MXR 2000W 60V Lithium Electric Dirt Bike 14/12 – Blue
FunBikes MXR 2000W 60V Lithium Electric Dirt Bike 14/12 – Blue
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FunBikes MXR 2000W 60V Lithium Electric Dirt Bike – Blue
The FunBikes MXR 2000W 60V Lithium Electric Dirt Bike delivers powerful off-road performance in a compact, purpose-built design. Powered by a 2000W electric motor and a 60V 15.6Ah lithium battery, the MXR combines responsive performance with adjustable speed control for suitable off-road riding environments.
⚡ Power & Performance
- 2000W electric motor
- 60V 15.6Ah lithium battery
- Adjustable speed control
- Up to 35mph top speed, depending on rider weight and terrain
- Purpose-built for suitable off-road environments
- Blue finish
🏍️ Wheels & Suspension
- 14-inch front wheel
- 12-inch rear wheel
- KENDA K771 tyres
- Adjustable hydraulic front suspension
- Rear mono-shock suspension
- Designed for dependable off-road traction
🛑 Braking & Rider Fit
- Front and rear hydraulic disc brakes
- Motor cut-off sensors
- 68cm seat height
- Maximum rider weight: 65kg
- Recommended inside leg measurement: 63–78cm
- Manufacturer recommended age: 14+
📏 Built Dimensions
- Length: 144cm
- Width: 62cm
- Height: 90cm
⚡ High-Performance Electric Off-Road Riding
With its 2000W motor, 60V lithium battery, hydraulic suspension, hydraulic disc brakes and KENDA K771 tyres, the FunBikes MXR is designed to provide responsive performance for riders using the bike in suitable off-road environments.
⚡ 2000W Motor
🔋 60V 15.6Ah Lithium
🏁 Up to 35mph
🏍️ Hydraulic Suspension
Important: This is a high-performance electric dirt bike and is not a standard children's ride-on toy. It is intended for suitable off-road environments and should not be used on public roads. Rider suitability should be assessed based on height, weight, physical ability and riding experience. Appropriate protective equipment and supervision should be used.
