125 Review — Skyteam T Rex

The Skyteam T Rex 125 handles surprisingly well, considering its small size and low seat height. The bike's front fork and rear suspension system work together to provide a smooth ride, and the bike's lightweight design makes it easy to turn and maneuver.

| Feature | Skyteam T-Rex 125 | Honda Monkey 125 (2022) | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | 7.2 HP | 9.4 HP | | Fuel System | Carburetor | Fuel Injected | | Transmission | 4-speed | 5-speed | | Wheel Size | 10-inch | 12-inch | | Brakes (Rear) | Drum | Disc | | Fuel Capacity | 4.2 L | 5.6 L | | Price (New) | ~$2,500 (approx.) | ~$4,000+ (approx.) | skyteam t rex 125 review

: Struggles to maintain pace in the 15-20 mph range upward; best for inner-city use. Maneuverability : Lightweight (approx. 94kg) and easy for beginners. Electrical Quirks The Skyteam T Rex 125 handles surprisingly well,

Balloon tires provide a plush, comfortable ride over rough terrain. Maneuverability : Lightweight (approx

This is a 10-mile commuter or a neighborhood toy. Do not buy the T-Rex for touring.

Parts are incredibly cheap and widely available online due to the engine sharing components with millions of other pit bikes. Pros and Cons Distinctive retro styling turns heads everywhere. Ultra-wide tires offer great stability and comfort. Excellent fuel economy and low running costs. Low seat height makes it highly approachable for beginners. Top speed restricts operation to local roads.