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The Meileang is a gas-powered pocket bike built around a 49cc air-cooled two-stroke engine with a pull start and a centrifugal chain drive. It rolls on 11-inch pneumatic tires, carries a 1.25 L tank good for about 20 miles, and tops out at a 170 lb rider limit on a rigid steel frame with an 18.5-inch seat. It suits beginners and intermediate riders, mostly kids and teens, who want a small gas bike rather than a battery ride-on. Against typical 4-stroke mini bikes it trades easier, cleaner fueling for more power per cc, but it needs mixed fuel and assembly out of the box.
In stockSold by MeileangReturns: Sold by a Walmart Marketplace seller; returns go to the seller under the seller's returns policy.
Rated 4 out of 5 across 25 ratings, buyers generally treat it as a fun, punchy starter bike for the money. Complaints center on setup and the fueling routine.
This is a gas-powered mini pocket bike with a 49cc, 2-stroke, air-cooled engine. It starts with a pull start and uses a centrifugal transmission with chain drive. Pocket bikes were first made for adults to race, and their small size has made them popular with kids too.
The bike has a rigid steel frame with ABS and metal parts, pneumatic tires, dual headlights and a chain cover. It holds up to 170 lbs and runs about 20 miles per tank. Assembly is required.
