Allegro Micro Sport Bike 1/20th Scale Motorcycle (RTR) (Green)

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Not buyable

Nov 13, 2016

Not even buyable in the netherlands

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Jul 10, 2016

Allegro Micro Sport Bike 1/20th Scale Motorcycle (RTR) (Green) (US Warehouse) at so fun ride

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Aug 22, 2015

Cheap and nasty and pretty much a piece of rubbish, save your 20

I was looking forwards to getting this and when it arrived it looked good in the packing and looked like it was decent quality.

Once unpacked and on the first use on a straight the back wheel looked wonky. On inspection the rear axcel was falling out. Basically its a pin through the centre of the wheel but its so poorly made it falls out of the side of the bike.

The display stand was not in the box and when trying to run this it is very noisey. Personally I would save your 20 and put it towards a better quality product. Mine is now a expensive paper weight on my desk.

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Aug 15, 2015

ne surtout pas acheter la moto marche toutes seule ds que l'on allume impossible de faire fonctionne la radiocommande avec. Argent jet par les fentres.

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Jul 16, 2015

not worth buying save your money I bought two for my son but they have no steering from the transmitter no matter what type of ground you are on.

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May 01, 2015

Have one and tested. Couple of things to note: 1) don't freak out about the wheel running, it's actually the mechanical gyro in the wheel spooling up, you'll note that if you stop the tire with your finger it still spins 2) Steering is bang/bang, not proportional and it's a weight inside, the fork itself doesn't steer, it follows My last RC motorcycle was a custom Kyosho HOR bike with oil shocks, alu fork/rear/gears, soft tires, spec'd wheel weights, castle mamba brushless, and a digital steering servo. (Sold because I got bored/ADD) For 20 dollars this is every bit as much fun to screw around with as the HOR was. The challenge of driving is very similar (though steering isn't quite as precise) and it's faster than I anticipated it would be for a cheap RTR. It steers perfectly fine just like in the video IF you are running on surface the tires can get traction on. If you are having trouble, suggest wiping the tires down with a Kleenex dampened with "Simple Green" cleaner (the old RC car guys will know this trick) and let them sit for a couple minutes. They should tack up a bit. Running on pavement I'm blown away at how good this is for the 20 dollar investment. It doesn't drive like my HOR did but it is just as much fun. Buy 2 and have fun racing them, it's a great challenge. Good value for the money HK.

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Apr 25, 2015

This is a 4/5 product, why not full marks is because there are room for improvement. Its a palm size, quiet yet super fast bike that can zoom around your neighborhood for the adrenaline rush and durable enough to take a few collisions. Running time is short though, 6-8 min of fun for a 15-30 min charging time.
What i like about this product is the speed for such a small bike and the ability to take small jumps. i doubt it can take hard jumps given the weak looking suspension system.
What i dislike about this product is it runs when i switched on. It can be argued that it is for the starting momentum, but i prefer to control it myself using the controller. It looks really cool in the product video by hobbyking when it is taking those sharp turns, but when tested out, it cannot take sharp turns at slow speed, not as shown in the video. Another thing that need improvement is the binding system. it can only bind to the bike if the bike is switched on first.
Overall a good buy for simple fun and enjoyment at a cheap price.