Man bought the most expensive dirt bike on Temu and then put it to the ultimate test

This man bought the most expensive dirt bike on Temu and put it to the ultimate test.

The budget site hosts a whole load of vehicles to buy, test, and run.

But would a bike that costs less than a Macbook do the job?

Well, this guy put it to work and really got his money’s worth.

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Dirt bikes are nifty runarounds

Thanks to their power, these speedy machines can sometimes cost a fair bit.

So, to keep their bank accounts happy, some auto enthusiasts have been searching the internet for the best deals.

Take this man from Pennsylvania, for example, who bought an electric bike from China for $397 and was pleasantly surprised.

Another young man bought a $4,000 E-bike off Alibaba and couldn’t believe what he found when he took off the wrapping.

This YouTuber, though, went one step further and ordered the most expensive dirt bike from online bargain retailer Temu.

It wasn’t Edwin’s first rodeo, as he had previously ordered the cheapest and most expensive dirt bikes from the site at the time of purchase.

The dirt bike had a brief product description

When looking at buying the bike, not only did the price of $1,011.57 catch his eye, but also the description.

The 125cc Mini Dirt Bike’s description shared the very basics of the model, including the power mode status, the material it was made from, and the type of energy supply.

What more could you want?

The real test though, after it arrived a mere three days after being ordered, was if it worked.

‘The easiest bike in a box I’ve ever set up’

Edwin said in the video that as well as having the ‘largest engine displacement in this price range, it was also a fairly easy set-up.

The next step was to put it to work on tracks in some treacherous conditions.

This dirt bike passed the test

After Edwin put the Temu bike through its paces, it was confirmed that it did the job quite nicely for just $1,000.

It managed to navigate sandy and snowy conditions in the woods, and despite struggling a little bit with one of the tires, Edwin said it was ‘still fun. ‘

He also said that the suspension was a ‘little soft,’ but he recognized that he was most probably slightly larger than the bike’s intended rider – it was marketed as a teen bike, after all.

In the end, he was left with a loose brake and – after attempting to move it down and failing – went back to finish his ride.

Overall, the most expensive bike on Temu was still a bargain at $1,000 and held up pretty well.

Just maybe, take Edwin’s advice and ‘fiddle with the brakes first and get some heavy duty tubes for the tires’.

Take a look at the bike in action below

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