Bike Reviews

most people doing a review from what i can tell havent even rode a dirtbike so they think this game is relistic well its not on this game there are no actual roots in turns the rythem section is the easiest and the preloading is bad but if you have only watched or never raced you would like this game (thanks to carmichael and stewart)

Ive seen the previews of MX 2002 and it looks like a GREAT game. A lot of people told me that the game is Great. Ive played it and the game is awsome. I has great gameplay and awsome graphics. If you get this game you wont regret this. It is worth the money$. I think it is one of the best games have ever played. You should get this game! Ive played all the other MX games for all the different systems and MX 2002 is by far the best out of all the dirtbike games I have played. There are great tracks and a great selection of bikes. The game has 30 of the pros and you do all of fun and great stuff in this game. I cant stop playing the game you could go on and on and never stop the game is great and I love it!

I have played every MotoX game from Motocross Madness to Jeremy McGrath and this is by FAR the best of them out there. Let me first say that Jeremy McGrath is the worst, should have been a straight trip from the manufacturing line to the garbage can. That said, Ricky Carmichael is certainly the best. From clutch fanning to take the holeshot, to suspension compression for bigger jumps, to powersliding the perfect line through the turns, this game has it all. The computer puts up a great fight, sometimes even landing on you and running you over, so you know you're not going to beat this one and move on due to boredom. Wheelies, stoppies, Nac Nac's, Superman's, it's all here. Great graphics, great tracks and freestyle arenas, great bikes (KTM, Suzuki, Kawasaki etc..) fast gameplay, big hills, huge jumps, I can go on and on and on!!!!

I have been burned one too many times by buying games before playing them or renting, well, I rented this game and it's a keeper!! It will be on my Christmas list for sure!

Man the bike is still going.
Noting has broke.
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I am 14 and have had about 6 bikes, but I can assure you that this one is the best i have ever gotten and ever hope to get. It's gear shift isn't as bad as all of those other nit-pickers said it was, it works seamlessly. it is also atractive looking and has 21 speeds. (it can go pritty darn fast!!!)

-p.s for parents- This bike is very safe for your child. If you are looking for a safe bike that your child will think is really cool, look no farther. Also the great brakes (they're disk brakes) really add to the overall saftey and coolness.

I bouth this bike and all it has given me is trouble. First after a week that you ride on this bike all your gears wear out and they don't change real good. The derailer on this bike has broken twice with me. I spend more time on the phone with Pacific Cycles then I rode this bike. The bike sure those look atractive and all but it sure gives you trouble. Also, the wheels aren't very strong, they dent very easily. I just got this bike a month ago and want to sell it to some one else. I know one or two things about bikes and this bike sure breaks down on you more than you expect.

The Bike is awsome but I don't like how sow it goes. Where do I find the second switch for the mini moto. I have looked in currie scooter parts. (superkidsonline.com) But I haven't found anything except the 12 volt battery. Thanks for making such a cool toy for us.

the honda mini moto bike is one of the best toy i ever had write now iam waiting on a 12v motor from superkidsonline on my bike second switch button and looking online for something to make it go faster and all that adds up to about 20 mph (...)

I see people riding on things like this and didn't know about till i saw it, I first saw it at toysrus it says it can go ''15''
mph, it went really slow compared to what i expected, so i returuned it and went to walmart and got a razor pr200 w/e and it turned out to go much faster. I couldn't believe the difference. I don't suggest you get the honda moto. I am 14 years old and find it normal for my age even though people are saying its only good for four year olds. so no matter how old you are GET IT!!!!!!

I would think that the information of a child's bike that did not come equipped with brakes would be listed in the advertisement. This bike has NO brakes. Had I known this information I would never have bought this bike. We have a steep driveway and there is no way for her to stop or even slow down without dropping her feet and risking injury. I am currently writing a complaint letter to the manufacturer regarding this situation.

Okay... I have to admit that this is an adorable little bike. When my son received it for Christmas I don't know who was more excited! Then I proceeded to assemble it and noticed a 'warning' on the side of the box... "No Brakes".

Correct me if I'm wrong here but I thought the whole point of getting a bike with training wheels was to actually 'teach' a child how to ride a bike. Sure the 10" Radio Flyer may be good for the first 3 months but what happens when your little one 'gets up to speed'? They'll be crashing into everything. Meaning the bike, at best, will be limited to backyard use only. Our intent was to go for strolls around our block... and we live in a very quiet neighborhood with little traffic. Still, I wouldn't trust going around the block knowing my little one couldn't stop on his own if he had to or, God forbid, mommy was a step or two behind and not able to 'grab' him quick enough!

For $...I'd recommend going with a bike that has brakes so that parents and/or caregivers can seize 'teachable moments' (like, stop or you'll crash into the house!).

Bummer... I expected more from Radio Flyer.

My son received this bike for his third birthday. The first time he saw it his eyes were as big as saucers! This classic bike is not only extremely cute, but it seems to be quite durable and safe. His little sister can't wait to take it for a ride and I love the fact that it can be handed down because it is very unisex and definelty a classic!

Finally a motocross game that is somewhat realistic! Unlike Jeremy McGrath 98, the other riders are hard to beat. Good graphics and sound compliment the fast paced action (unlike EA Supercross 2000). The plethora of tracks are fun, challenging and, lifelike. You don't race through barnyards or have options to take shortcuts around corners wich is nice! I'ts as real as it gets! My fingers are sore from playing but it is worth it!

I saw all kinds of riders and tracks I did a carrer mode and I picked a kawsaski.The riders I saw was Mike LaRocco,Kevin Windham,Larry Ward,Jeff Emig,John Dowd,Mickeal Pichon,Greg Albertyn,Casey Lytle,Ryan Hughes,Casey Johnson.I checked it out at blockbuster I had fun on it but it doesn't have much overall to it.I saw some Tracks on it like Hangtown,Glen Helen Millville,Washougal,Red Bud.

Supercross Curcuit is the absolute best motocross/ supercross game ever. For example, there are the real life pro riders including Ezra Lusk, Doug Henry, Steve Lampson, Jeff Emig, Mike LaRocco, the 1999 Motocross National Champion Greg Albertyn along with many other riders. This game has berm-busting tracks including Southwick, Glen Helen and the best supercross tracks in the United States. To make the tracks even better there are killer graphics. There are also three freestyle motocross tracks where you perform heart stopping tricks with your favorite riders on real bikes such as the Yamaha's YZ 400. Hook up the second controler and have a blast with your friends. You can also create some phat supercross or freestyle tracks. Do you like challanges? Try the circuit mode where you race a season and get points just like the pros. If this sounds like it's ally buy the 989 Studios', Supercross Circuit today!

this bike is the sh** its so cool its unbeleavable how awsome (...)

The ride of this bike is smooth and the air shock is easy to use. I think that the colors could be different.

I have been looking for a replacement tire and inner tube for the rear tire but it seems to be dicontinued at many of the Toys R Us stores. You will have to research other means in finding these items when they need replacing. You may have to contact the "Huffy" company directly for the replacements. Other than this hassle, the bike is great!

As a big fan of realistic racing games, especially motorcycle games, and of the original 8-bit Excitebike, I just had to give this one a go. I'm glad I did. This is an excellent racer, and while not as fast as some (which adds to the realistic quality), it still takes an extreme amount of skill to retain control of your bike at all times. You play as one of six racers, each with different strengths and weaknesses, and race against the other five through a series of different races. As you progress, you'll unlock various secret levels, including the original 8-bit Excitebike! One tip: BE SURE TO FINISH THE TRAINING MODE. Even if it might seem useless or tedious, believe me you'll be glad you did. Now here's the catch: this great game has several problems which cannot be overlooked. First, the already somewhat difficult-to-master controls sometimes just do not respond, for no reason. Second, your bike can occasionally hit an obstacle that doesn't appear to be there (i.e., going around a corner, you can bump an invisible extension of that corner.). If not for those, I'd have given this 5 stars. Still, these problems are not incredibly frequent, and even with them, this is an extremely fun game to play. I'd strongly recommend it to anyone who likes motocross games, or any realistic racers for that matter.

"Excitbike 64" is a great racing game. You can choose from many motorcyclists who all have different strengths and weaknesses to play an endless number of different kinds of modes. You can play a season, which is a lot like a tournament where you try to come in first place to win and get a new set of tracks. There's also an exhibition mode where you can play all the tracks separately with up to four players. Believe it or not, that's just the beginning of the modes of play that you can select from. There's also a time trial mode, one where you can build and customize your own track, and many others.

The tracks in Excitebike 64 are either indoor or outdoor tracks and can range from a desert where you have to jump across a huge canyon to indoor tracks like you see on television motorcycle races. To give you an extra boost, you can use turbo at anytime to make your bike go faster while you're racing, just as long as you don't overheat your engine.

What really makes Excitebike 64 stand out from most of the other motorcycle games is that it includes many options of play to keep the replay value sky high even after you beat the game and get all the tracks. You can earn and play the original Excitebike from the first Nintendo system, you can play a soccer game where you and a friend can compete and see who gets the most points, there's a desert level where you go up against other computer players to try and find all the hills of fire and run over them before they do, and many others. Pretty much, this game will never get old.

Most of the basics of the game are great. The graphics are some of the best for the Nintendo 64, the sound and music go along well with the tracks, and this game never runs out of the fun factor. The only thing about the game that's not almost perfect is the control. When you first play the game, you might scoff at the controls a little bit because they take some getting used to. Once you get used to the controls, this game will be one of your favorites. If you like racing games, I definitely recommend getting Excitebike 64.

This game may have some flaws but who cares? It's fun and thats why they made it. I don't exspect perfect from Nintendo.

The best part about this game is it's title. McGrath vs. Pastrana. While the idea of mixing Freestyle Motocross and Racing into one game is great, this game lacks a lot of the qualities that make a good MX game. Handling is ridiculous, graphics are sub-par, and it just leaves you feeling empty. If you're looking for a game to mess around on to waste time, then get. Otherwise, I'd reccomend Championship Motocross 2001 w/ RC.

This game is great! It has great graphics and wonderful stunts! I fully reccomend this game to anyone who enjoys this sport as much as I do! Thank You for your time!

Hi im a 125cc pro rider and this game is very realistic but i think that jeremy McGrath 2000 mixed with this game would have made one of the best games but take it from a pro this game da BOMB! Oh and if you dont know me they also call me the hurricane Shane "THE HURRICANE" Holbrook. Peace out boys.

OK, I am a fan of the Road Rash series. Have been since the Sega Genesis games, but I didnt like this game. At first, its fun. Working your way up and collecting cash. Once you get to the third level, this game is impossible. One crash and there is no way to catch up to the guy in the lead. Windy roads and cars will make sure of that! Another thing I didnt like was the fact that the bikes are going so fast that there is hardly anytime to fight. Dont get me wrong, I like the speed, but I think the company slacked off when it came to the fighting aspect. I recommend Road Rash: Jailbreak.

This game was really fun. There are several levels, and you must collect money by winning races so you can purchase a better, nicer bike to race with. There's lots of cool roads and settings you can race in. There are about 15 other computer-operated bikers that you are racing against, and if you are in last, there is afew places where you can cheat and take shortcuts, and it puts you in first place! I also liked this game because there are cops in it and they try to chase you down. You can ram them and other bikers with your motorcycle to make them crash, or you can hit them with one of the many weapons you acquire over time.(Like a 2 by 4, chain, mace, stun gun, cattle prod, baseball bat....) Oh, and one more thing: I wouldn't recommend it to anyone under 12 or anyone that can't interpret the difference between fake violence and real violence. But this game is really alot of fun!

This game kicks ...! It is more realistic than Jailbreak, but still has a good feel to it. It feels the same as playing Road Rash 3, if you like RR3, you will like this. BUY IT NOW!

ACCORDING TO THE LAW THE MOTORIZED SCOOTERS ARE NOT LEGAL FOR CHILDREN AND IF THEY HAVE AN ACCIDENT IT IS CONSIDERED A 3RD DEGRE OFFENSE.
UNAUTHORIZED USE OF A VEHICLE, SO ALL PARENTS SHOULD LOOK INTO THIS BEFORE GIVING IN TO THER WHINNING CHILDREN.
a LAW SUIT CAN BE PLACED ON YOUR HOME, ALL BECAUSE THE PROPER ATTENTION WASNT GIVEN TO THE CHOICE OF TOYS

I just got the bike 3 days ago and I love it. I think that any1 would love this bike. its for all ages. my brother is 17 and thinks its awsome.You should really check this bike out.All of my friends are jealous of my bike because they think it is so cool!it is very durable! You can do anything on it. it is very fun to do tricks. i have been toating my cuzin around on it. an d she doesnt want to get off so she must like it i have not had any problems with it.

This bike is great. Great for the money. Nice aluminum Bike, that is grweat for tricks. Its extreamly fast and stylin. The onlyu thing i changed was the handlebar pads that u hold on to...they come in a transperent type color with a lil tint on purple which looks ugly. Only about 5 bucks to change it but this bike is the best.