Apollo 125 cc Dirt Bike DB007 First Ride Damage Report and Review

[@aristobashari7044]

Keep making the video i enjoy watching them👌💯 Greetz from holland

[@cobeyloc684]

Same thing happened to my clutch lever (I have the same bike). If you still heva the rest of the lever in there under to bolt, go to Walmart and buy some JB Weld and take your time gluing it back together. Works great for a temporary fix until the Chinese companies can get a new lever out to you

[@cobeyloc684]

Also, be sure to watch the bolts on your rear sprocket, I lost those the first time the bike went out. Most of the bolts on the thing were barely even tight from the manufacturer

[@jamesexploringonline872]

Everyone of us has had a few falls so dont worry about it, would love to see ur rides. Been so long since you posted, I do hope your ok ? Take care

[@LeSiZmOr]

Any updates??

[@andreassoeralaya9318]

Hi Evan. I am so glad to know that you are enjoying your Apollo. I too am enjoying my Apollo X18 but I mostly ride mine on the road so my Apollo has much less wear and tear. I made my Apollo street legal which is easily done in Texas. Regarding your Apollo maintenance (1) If you haven't ordered the clutch lever, get it from Amazon: "Clutch Lever Assembly for 50cc 70 cc 90cc 110 cc 125CC 150 cc 200cc 250 CC Dirt Bikes Pit Bike SSR Coolster Roketa SDG NST X-Treme Baja" for less than $7. (2) Regarding the loose plastic that covers the muffler, can you open the seat and find out if you have a missing screw that hold that cover to the frame? (3) I noticed you have installed the chain roller. It does help to keep the chain tight, doesn't it? (4) The screw that hold the heat shield on my Apollo X18 also turned loose. I use Hose Clamp from Home Depot to fix it. (5) When you adjust the chain tension you will need to adjust both left and right screw adjuster near the rear axle. If done correctly, the rear wheel will be aligned with the swing arm which also will make the rear wheel in-line with the front wheel. I enjoy watching your videos, thanks for making them.

[@stickkydank]

Where did you buy it from? Been looking at them on a few websites but they all have garbage reviews.

[@paytoncarlisle1315]

Yeah I don’t recommend one at all this was my first bike great for learning but too expensive for repairs now I have a Kawasaki and haven’t had to fix anything but a spark plug but it’s a 2 smoker sooo

[@crazykatana1297]

Amazon

[@chrisbly8790]

You can get covers for the air filter. How tall are you? I’m thinking about getting one and I’m 6ft

[@skateboard6809]

Chris Bly if u are 6 ft a bigger bike would probably be worth it f or the long way

[@stingcharley6648]

Chris Bly you shouldn’t get an Apollo they break way to easily

[@yourmate3917]

This is like dejavu for me. everything you just said in your damage report is exactly what happen to my first thumpstar... Edit- chuck the piece of shit out an buy a good bike not cheap asain shit.

[@kerwinlafrance4077]

Love 💕💕💕💕

[@tatfastguy]

This is not the bikes fault it’s yours cause u didn’t maintain it and your not rly a good rider butttt over all love the vids n keep riding

[@Off-GridProductions]

I filmed this after the first ride. Before, I went over everything on the bike. I maintained the bike after this video. Everyone has to do maintenance before they ride. This was just filmed before I did the maintenance.

[@coltdunn9581]

Evan Babatz your a fine rider your starting and this is a cheap bike but not all of us have the money to buy a on brand bike once you have it for a while and save up for some up grades you’ll have a great bike but like I said your doing fine with just starting riding and you know a lot about bikes and maintenance

[@coltdunn9581]

Evan Babatz and you should keep making videos I enjoyed the two videos

[@rickybobby2789]

Great videos, how tall are you and how much do you weigh? If you don’t mind me asking. I’m just not sure if I’m too big for one. I’m 6 ft and 205 lbs by the way

[@Sbkings5]

Ricky Bobby yea I’d go for a 250 if I were you and I assume your not new to bikes