Cheap Dirt Bikes for Sale in Philadelphia

Cheap dirt bikes for sale in Philadelphia from $850 — brand new kids, youth and full-size models. Financing available. Call 215-288-6118.

A cheap dirt bike doesn't have to mean a used dirt bike. Every dirt bike on our floor at 3818 K St, Philadelphia is brand new in the crate, assembled, fluid-filled and pre-delivery-inspected before you pick it up. We have been selling and servicing powersports here since 2008.

Prices below start at $850 for a 40cc kids mini bike and run up through youth 110cc–125cc models, full-size 150cc–250cc trail bikes, and our electric dirt bike lineup. Every price on this page is the price on the product page — call (215) 288-6118 or come in and we'll start any bike on the floor for you.

Local pickup at the Philadelphia store only. All of these machines are off-road only.

Kids mini dirt bikes — 40cc to 110cc ($850–$1,899)

This is where most first-time buyers land. The 40cc QG-40 at $850 and the 50cc QG-50X at $950 are small-frame, low-seat bikes for young beginners; the 110cc models step up in size for older kids. At this budget expect an air-cooled 4-stroke engine, automatic or semi-automatic transmission, and parts that are cheap and widely available. These are off-road machines for backyards, dirt lots and private property.

Youth 125cc ($1,599–$1,699)

Our 125cc models — the QG-214FC, QG-214S, XR-125 and manual-clutch M-125 — are the sweet spot between a kids mini bike and a full-size trail bike. Semi-automatic versions remove the clutch so a newer rider can concentrate on throttle and balance; the manual-clutch M-125 suits a rider who wants to learn to shift properly.

Full-size 150cc–250cc ($1,899–$2,999)

150cc bikes like the A12 and the 19-inch-wheel Viper start the full-size range at $1,899. Above that sit the 200cc Denali XT and the 250cc Hawk, X-88 DLX, DF-RTT and Brancho at $2,899–$2,999, with 5-speed manual gearboxes, taller suspension and full-size wheels for real trail and enduro riding.

Electric dirt bikes ($975–$3,799)

If you want the cheapest running costs rather than the cheapest sticker, look at the electric line: the VALTINSU EM-10 at $975, the VALTINSU EM-5 at $1,300, the OUXI GT-2000 at $1,899, and the EM23 and EM-5 Pro at $1,999 each, up to the 79Bike Falcon Pro at $3,799. No fuel, no oil changes, near-silent running. Like every dirt bike on this page they are off-road only — see our electric dirt bike laws guide before you ride.

Gas vs electric on a budget — which is actually cheaper?

On sticker price, gas wins: $850 gets you a running 40cc mini bike, where the cheapest electric dirt bike we stock is the VALTINSU EM-10 at $975. On running cost, electric wins: no fuel, no oil, no carburettor, no spark plug, and nothing to gum up if the bike sits for a month. Gas also wins on refuelling — a two-minute splash of pump gas against a recharge. Electric wins on noise, which is the difference between riding behind a Philadelphia row house and getting a complaint. Buy gas if the budget is tight or you ride long sessions away from power; buy electric if the bike lives at home, gets ridden in short bursts, and you want the lowest maintenance.

Kids vs adult sizing — get this right before you look at price

Sizing, not displacement, is what makes a cheap dirt bike a good buy or a garage ornament. The rider should be able to touch the ground with the balls of both feet while seated. Our 40cc and 50cc mini bikes are built for young first-timers, 110cc and 125cc suit growing kids and teens, and 150cc and up are full-size frames for teens and adults. An adult on a youth 125cc will bottom the suspension out; a child on a 150cc will not be able to hold it up at a standstill. Bring the rider into the showroom and sit them on the bike — it takes two minutes and it is the single most useful thing you can do before spending the money.

Why buy from a Philadelphia dealer instead of ordering online

A cheap dirt bike ordered online arrives in a crate, in pieces, with no fluids and no one to call. Every bike on this page is uncrated, assembled, fluid-filled, brake-adjusted and pre-delivery-inspected by our own technicians before you pick it up, so it starts and runs the day you get it. Parts and service stay in-house at 3818 K St — carburettors, tyres, chains, sprockets, clutches and top ends — instead of waiting on an overseas parts order. Warranty claims and setup questions go to the same people who built the bike. And you can sit on it before you pay. Local pickup at the Philadelphia store only.

What to check before you buy a cheap dirt bike

Match seat height and weight to the rider first, engine size second — an oversized bike is the most common reason a new rider gives up. Ask who assembles the bike and who services it afterwards; we do both in-house at K Street. And confirm where you are allowed to ride: dirt bikes cannot be registered for street use in Pennsylvania.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cheapest dirt bike?

The 40cc QG-40 mini dirt bike at $850 is the cheapest dirt bike we stock, followed by the 50cc QG-50X at $950. Both are brand-new kids bikes, not used.

Are cheap dirt bikes reliable?

The engines in our entry-level bikes are long-running air-cooled 4-stroke designs with parts that are inexpensive and easy to source. They are assembled, fluid-filled and inspected here before pickup, and our service department at 3818 K St handles tune-ups and warranty work.

Do you have kids dirt bikes in stock?

Yes — kids mini dirt bikes start at $850. Stock changes, so call (215) 288-6118 to confirm a specific model before you drive over.

What's the cheapest dirt bike that suits an adult?

Full-size adult riding starts with our 150cc bikes at $1,899. Youth 125cc models are lighter and are built around smaller riders.

Do I need a license to ride a dirt bike in PA?

Dirt bikes are off-road machines and cannot be registered or ridden on Philadelphia streets, sidewalks or bike lanes. See our electric dirt bike laws page for the statutes that apply.

Can I see the bike before I buy?

Yes — visit our showroom at 3818 K St, Philadelphia, Mon–Sat 10am–4pm. No appointment needed. Local pickup at the store only.

What is the cheapest electric dirt bike?

The VALTINSU EM-10 at $975 is the cheapest electric dirt bike we stock; the VALTINSU EM-5 is $1,300. The EM23 and EM-5 Pro are $1,999 each. All of them are off-road only — they cannot be registered or ridden on Philadelphia streets, sidewalks or bike lanes.

Is it cheaper to buy a dirt bike online?

An online bike arrives crated and unassembled with no fluids in it. Ours are uncrated, assembled, fluid-filled, brake-adjusted and inspected here before pickup, and parts and service stay in-house at 3818 K St. Pickup is at the Philadelphia store only.