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X-PRO 125cc ATV with Automatic Transmission w/Reverse, LED Headlights, Big 19'/18' Tires! (Orange, Factory Package)

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$799.00

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  • This 125cc ATV can't be sold to California!
  • Automatic Transmission With Reverse gives more convenient handling for young users.
  • The LED headlight is a very unique design that perfectly fit the style and shape of this vehicle. They are also very bright and will light your way while driving at night.
  • Front Drum and Rear Disc brakes for the ultimate stopping power and added safety.
  • Some assembly required: Assembly for ATVs include Handle bar brackets, all 4 wheels, front and rear racks (if included), rear shock and battery. (May differ per model)


Product Description

Specifications

Engine 125cc, 4 stroke
Cooling System Air Cooled
Cylinder Arrangement Single
Transmission Automatic With Reverse
Reverse Gear Yes
Max Power(kw/(r/min)) 5.3/7500
Max Torque(N·m/(r/min)) 8.0/5500
Ignition CDI
Max Speed 35+ (Depending on Riders Weight and Road Conditions)
Battery 12V/5Ah
Front Brake Drum
Rear Brake Disc
Front Tires 19X7-8
Rear Tires 18X9.5-8
Max Loading(Lbs) 198
Net Weight (lbs) 229
Price $799.00 —
Assembly Factory Package 99% assembled
Overall Length 59.84"
Overall Width 37"
Overall Hight 36.22"
Package Size 50x30x25"
Wheelbase 37.8"
Ground Clearance 3.54"
Headlight Yes,LED
Tail Light Yes
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This 125cc ATV can't be sold to California!

  • Original Factory Package

All our units come in the "Original Factory Package" which means that you receive your purchase in the same exact way a dealership would receive it from the manufacturer. This implies that you, or a certified mechanic, will need to complete the assembly and quality control that a dealership would normally perform. Your purchase does not arrive "ready to ride" and generally the proper assembly involves: wheels, brakes, handlebars, shocks, battery, racks, foot rests, gas tank, gas lines, headlights and covers, mirrors, roll cage bars, seats, steering wheel, fenders, plastic guards/covers, mudguards, windshield, and trunk to name a few things. (differ per model)

  • Thorough Check and Set Up

Not only is there a need to complete the assembly but also to ensure everything that was already installed from factory is correctly installed. This is the quality control that local dealerships perform and up-charge for. Take into consideration that your unit just traveled half way around the world since the last time anyone has touched it. It is not uncommon for a unit to be brand new, out of the crate and not start.. A problem with a scooter out of the crate is not an occurrence mutually exclusive to online purchased units. This includes checking fuel lines, electrical connections, valve adjustment, priming the carburetor, lights, etc.

  • Choose Fully Assembled - Ready To Ride Option

Proper assembly.

You can ride with no worry by knowing that this unit was assembled by a professional!

Save time and money with a unit that's already assembled.

On average local shops will charge 150 to 200 for assembly service. Whether you planned on paying a local shop for assembly or if you planned on assembling your unit on your own you still save money! Your time is money!

No Risk of Losing Parts.

Non-assembled units come with the assembly hardware in a bag or box which can sometimes get lost during shipping.With a fully assembled unit that's one less thing you have to worry about!


prousselle
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2023
So it took my son and I few hours to put it together. For the price it was worth it. It came with minimal instructions and a manual. Between those two and a bunch of YouTube’s we got it going. Please be sure change oil right away, we saw lots metal flakes in it. Once it was warmed up with new oil and fresh gas it ran like a champ. The family used it for 2.5 hours no issues. We want to get another!Update: We are on our 2end summer and it still runs well. I did have to change the carburetor (that was my fault I a bunch of bugs got in my gas can and I didn’t notice until the carburetor quit working). That was quick, easy and cheap. Other than that I had to change the battery a couple of times (the kids try to start it after it runs out of gas and then they kill the battery)All that to say it still runs and gets up to about 29 miles per hour.