Razor Dirt Bikes - MX350 vs MX650 - A Size Comparison

[@afineandpleasantmisery8500]

Great video, Thanks for giving the sizes of the bikes and the kids. It really helps trying to figure out which one fits your child.

[@TheSwampStalker]

I haven't done a video on it, but the MX500 is about the same size as the 650. It just doesn't have offset tire sizes.

[@uploadJ]

Very good comparison. Appreciate the time you took going over all the details and esp the heights.

[@nxdboi]

The top speed on the MX350 is definitely closer to 12mph in stock form. I remember seeing a video where they test the stock controller and it does not deliver the full voltage to the motor. Once my son and I upgraded the controller to a variable speed controller/throttle, the bike was noticeable faster. I drove next to my boy in my car and the top speed increased from about 13mph to a confirmed 16mph. It's a fairly cheap upgrade ($45 dollars or so), so I highly recommend it. It also a very easy install and does a better job at teaching throttle control than the On/Off throttle that come on the bike from the factory. They're very easy to find on eBay.

[@InMn]

Which controller did you go with?

[@nxdboi]

@@InMn It was the was the FastScooters MX350 / MX400 Variable Speed Kit, or something like that. I believe the price has gone up since I purchased it, but it is still worth it IMO. Especially if you're trying to teach your kit the fundamentals.

[@thistledewoutdoors3331]

The 650 fits this guy's son far better than the 350... Daughter is too big for the 650... Smaller real dirt bikes (Kawasaki, Honda, Suzuki, Yamaha / 110cc - 150cc) new is around $2500-$4000. Used bikes sell for half of that... Might be able to find an older one for $500-$800. Chinese dirt bikes are a great choice. SSR , Coolster , TaoTao are around $1800 new. Some gas 50cc dirt bikes are only $400-$500 new

[@thememelord992]

Someone please answer me I have a son who has no experience with dirt bikes but has a lot of talent and experience on mountain bike, he is 5ft and 135 lbs. I am wondering if i should get him a MX650 or Mx500.

[@TheSwampStalker]

He would have fun on the 650. But he might quickly outgrow it and be ready to upgrade to a gas powered bike.

[@gabecarreiro6340]

Get the 650 and up grade after to gas

[@alessandrasantos6247]

Awesome and complete review! Thank you !

[@3-l.f_eg015]

I’m 5”6 is it to big or to small or perfect fit?

[@samuelhere41]

Its about perfect I'm 5"1 and I have this mx650

[@dirtbikevidz1548]

@@samuelhere41 is it pretty fast

[@samuelhere41]

@@dirtbikevidz1548 kinda it goes 18 mph

[@benickamason9532]

My child is 4ft 4/52 inches. She is 8. No previous riding. I'm still torn between these 2 and the mx500

[@TheSwampStalker]

I have been where you are. If it were me, I would go with the 500. It will last her at least a couple years, and if taken care of they have good resale value. No matter what you choose she will love it!

[@YuhYuhYuh7]

Lmao the 350 is fun for Me to zip around on and I’m 5 foot

[@Hunter-kj3zv]

@@YuhYuhYuh7 yeah the 350 is awesome

[@pigskin3129]

I have the 650 it’s really worth it

[@nxdboi]

@@YuhYuhYuh7 Same lol. It's my sons (6yo), but I enjoy taking it for a spin for kicks every once in a while, and I'm a 5'10 170lb man! lmao.

[@build.drive.fish.]

Excellent...Very informative...Thank you.

[@mcstarling07]

Just got a 400 and 650 and theyve gone up $100 or so each since this video. Just so people are aware

[@thistledewoutdoors3331]

I have both these... 350 for a 3-5 year old,,, 650 for 7-9 year old.... My son is almost 12 & around 80# now and he still rides his 650..... It's.not the power or speed you should concern yourself with - its the geometry..... The bike needs to fit the size of the rider. A kid only needs to be able to plant 1 foot on the ground... Dragging feet is bad... Too big of an inexperienced rider results in more crashes as where a smaller rider on a larger big stays up & rolls over terrain far better

[@dasppg9737]

The 2 yoots!