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X-treme XP-707 Electric Pocket Bike Review PDF Print E-mail
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Thursday, 18 March 2010 17:42
The X-Treme XP-707 Electric Pocket Bike is the fastest electric pocket bike available anywhere. Most pocket bikes are gasoline powered and loud, but the X-treme XP-707 Electric Pocket Bike is silent, and runs on 3, 12 amp batteries for a total of 36 volts. The XP-707 has a 700 watt electric motor that produces almost 1 horsepower. I received the XP-707 Electric Pocket Bike and was expecting a little toy bike with a small electric motor, however, I was pleasantly surprised when I assembled the front wheel and noticed that the bike is not a toy at all, but a scaled down electric version of a Super Bike racing Motorcycle. The tires are racing slicks, on a set of aluminum racing rims, and the disk brakes are top grade perfomance parts. The body "fairing" is full racing fairing just like on full scale race bikes. The XP-707 is very quiet, but powerful, making it the fastest electric pocket bike available. The disk brakes stop the XP-707 amazingly well from top speed. This electric pocket bike is not a good "toy" for your child, as it is very powerful for its size and can carry an adult with no issues at all. I would recommend the XP-707 to younger riders with experience, and not to inexperienced two wheel riders. As I rode the XP-707 around my neighborhood, I got laughs, compliments, and stunned looks because a 6' tall, 180 lb. man was riding this small electric pocket bike around. I only rode the XP-707 around the neighborhood, because it is not the best for commuting, or long distance rides. The X-treme XP-707 electric pocket bike is meant for racing around on a short course or track, and can be loads of fun with two or three of them to race. The accelleration and braking power makes the XP-707 one of the most fun electric vehicles I have ever ridden. My nephew was frightened by the XP-707's accelleration, compared to the other small electric scooters and bikes that he has tried for me. He got comfortable on the XP-707 within a few hours, and he was racing into and out of turns. I would worry about the XP-707 on the street due to it's low center of gravity. The height of a full grown rider on the XP-707 is very low, and would be hard for cars to see.

PROS:
-Fastest electric pocket bike available
-700 watt motor (almost 1 horsepower)
-Tubeless racing slicks
-Quiet when operating
-Electric powered so it runs on pennies per day
-Disk brakes
-Very fast (up to 20mph)
-Good for small and large people
-Inexpensive
-Lightweight (65 lbs.)
-Aluminum alloy rims
-Comes with a tool kit

CONS:
-Low height makes the XP-707 hard to see when riding
-Accellerates VERY quickly, not good for inexperienced riders
-Brakes are VERY good, making the stopping capabilities dangerous
-No lights, horns, or "bells n' whistles", just a racing electric pocket bike

If you are interested in picking up an X-treme XP-707 Electric Pocket Bike, check out this Online Electric Scooter, Bike, and Pocket Bike Store for pricing, specifications, and shipping.

 

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+2 #4 Hayden rouse 2010-12-10 13:12 this bike works wonders,and thats coming from a kid himself its fast,well built,and good on almost any terrian.I got this bike on urbanscooters.com it was only $399.00!Yes i would reccomend yhis to anyone over the age of ten.its perfectly safe and has a long lasting battry.Im asking all of you who read this make sombodys life a little more fun and get this for them Quote
 
 
-1 #3 Pocket Bikes 2010-12-01 06:37 You can share all information related to Mini Bikes For Sale Quote
 
 
-2 #2 durp 2010-04-29 12:15 is the battery located where the gas tank is located? Quote
 
 
-2 #1 Hiptster Pro 2010-04-28 21:58 The XP-707 Pocket bike comes complete with the largest motor ever offered in a electric pocket bike. The XP-707 features a 700 watt (Quiet) motor, front & rear vented disk brakes, racing tires, cool frame design, 3 powerful batteries (36 volts), full faring design, racing style gas tank effect, & a tinted windshield. Quote
 

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