Light, maneuverable, and very capable, the  MAZI ROCKET 48 VOLT 1300 WATTS  dirt bike is perfect for children ages 7 to 12.
 
The 1300W Rocket features a larger battery and controller (48V vs 36V on the 1000W), a 1.5-inch higher seat height with max speed of 32 km per hour.
 
Ideal for first-time riders, this bike is equipped with a potentiometer that allows adjustment of acceleration, top speed, and throttle reaction time. Front and rear disc brakes provide strong braking performance, along with built-in safety interlocks that cut power to the motor when the brakes are applied.
This bike is powered by a strong 1300W motor and a high-quality lithium-ion battery for long-lasting performance. The suspension far exceeds what is offered on many Japanese youth bikes, keeping the tires planted and maintaining traction. Full-size off-road tires with deep lugs are ready for rough terrain.
Battery life is always a hot topic, and after running these bikes ourselves this season, we’ve learned a thing or two. With consistent trail riding, you can expect around 1 hour and 45 minutes of ride time. In a single location with stop-and-go riding, battery life can extend to several hours. Rider weight plays a big role as well. Check back with us, as an extended-life battery option is coming soon.
Maintenance is simple with youth electric bikes—no gummed-up carburetors, leaking fuel, or oil changes. These bikes can be stored inside the house without odors and can even be laid on their side for transport. Oh yeah—and they’re much lighter than their gas-powered counterparts.
 
The number one feature parents should focus on, aside from safety, is confidence building. These bikes make climbing hills easier, riding through mud effortless, and crossing obstacles smooth and predictable. We’ve observed many first-time riders excel on electric bikes compared to gas models, which keeps kids riding and enjoying a lifelong passion they didn’t even know they signed up for.
 
If you’re still skeptical and wondering if this bike is right for your child, check out the videos on MAZI MOTORS YouTube channel, ask questions, and be sure to do your own research before purchasing any bike.