Reference: 03134-00010-000
Swing arm Axle tool for the Talaria X3 Concept. This tool is required to remove the swing arm for a belt change.
Reference: APL-R1000/RE
Lightweight, maneuverable and very complete, the RXF Rocket 1000w mini motorcycle is perfect for children from 5 to 10 years old. Ideal for starting the motorcycle in complete safety, this mini motocross Rocket 1000w is made for your child, it is equipped with a potentiometer can adjust both the acceleration, the top speed (up to 28KM/H) as well as the...
Reference: APL-R13000/GR
After 15 years of experience in Pit bikes, RXF has developed its mini electric motorcycle for children: The Rocket 1300w. This motorcycle benefits from the very latest developments that the market can offer. Lightweight, maneuverable and very complete, the RFZ Rocket 1300w mini motorcycle is perfect for children from 6 to 12 years old. Ideal for starting...
Reference: APL-R13000/YE
After 15 years of experience in Pit bikes, RXF has developed its mini electric motorcycle for children: The Rocket 1300w. This motorcycle benefits from the very latest developments that the market can offer. Lightweight, maneuverable and very complete, the RFZ Rocket 1300w mini motorcycle is perfect for children from 6 to 12 years old. Ideal for starting...
Reference: TL-004/BK-T
The Talaria STING electric dirt bike was born to bring cutting edge performance to all riders. It features a CAD designed light weight frame design, a powerful electric motor delivering instant torque, transferred through an intelligent gear drive whilst operating extremely quietly. Its compact well-balanced structure is very easy to maneuver, and...
Reference: APL-R1000/RE
Lightweight, maneuverable and very complete, the RXF Rocket 1000w mini motorcycle is perfect for children from 5 to 10 years old. Ideal for starting the motorcycle in complete safety, this mini motocross Rocket 1000w is made for your child, it is equipped with a potentiometer can adjust both the acceleration, the top speed (up to 28KM/H) as well as the...
