So far this is a great bike for me. I'm 5' 4" and can barely touch tippy toe but loosed the suspension a bit and adjusted the forks and gave me another inch or so. Pretty eastvto put together (with my husband's help). Rides nice. I'm going to make sure to keep checking the bolts a few times after I ride.

I've had this back for almost 5 months now and it has been a great strong bike so far. Paired with a Nibbi 30 mm carb makes it even better. And customer service with Xpro has been great. I've always answered immediately and always have fulfilled whatever issue like for instance my turning signal went out and they immediately sent me out another one no questions asked. I highly recommend this bike I take it to work everyday and back street legal. Really great bike I am glad I made this purchase.

Bought it this spring. I ride it everyday. Broke it in wide open throttle. This is a great bike. I've got 3400 miles on mine and not a single problem. I check for loose bolts regularly. And adjust the chain. That's literally all I've done besides ride it. Mines tagged and insured in Oklahoma. Would definitely buy it again. Worth every penny.

I like it, still moding it!
Sprocket, chain, nibbi carb

Bike was in good shape when I received it. It shipped very fast ordered on 2-14 received on 2-16. Very good company to deal with.

For the price this bike is a dream. Has plenty of power and lots of fun to ride. Seems like it's gonna be pretty reliable.

First ever motorcycle, not the fastest but fast enough for learners with enough power to hurt yourself. I have had an awesome experience and would recommend. I can hit 60+ effortlessly.

Very happy with it, it is well made. A little tall, at 5��11 I��m standing on the tips of my toes when sitting still on it but I expect the springs in the shocks to soften a little with more riding. Added a Nibbi 30 carburetor and a 40 tooth rear sprocket and it will get up and go.

The Storm DLX 250 has a lot of features that caught my attention. The Zongshen engine is a big plus, and I really like having a 5-speed manual transmission instead of an automatic. The electric start is convenient, but having a kick starter as a backup is nice too. The 19-inch front and 16-inch rear wheels give it a good off-road look without making the bike overly large. I also like the inverted front forks and the LED lighting. Overall, a pretty impressive setup for the price.

Love the design! The LED lights, big tires, and 5-speed gearbox are all nice features. Really cool bike for the money!

I've been looking at different mid-size dirt bikes, and this one has a pretty interesting combination of features. The 223.6cc Zongshen engine is one of the main things that stands out to me. I also like the 5-speed manual transmission because having control over the gears is a big part of riding for me. The electric start is definitely a nice convenience, especially compared to bikes that only have kick start. The inverted front suspension and hydraulic disc brakes are nice additions too. For someone wanting to move up from a smaller bike, this seems like a good option.

What I like most about the Storm DLX 250 is that it comes with a lot of features you don't always see together at this price point. The Zongshen engine, 5-speed manual transmission, and dual starting options are all things I'd look for in a dirt bike. The LED lighting gives it a more modern appearance, while the inverted front forks and larger tires add to the off-road styling. I also like the two-tone seat design. It has a nice balance of practical features and sporty looks. Definitely worth considering if you're shopping for an affordable recreational dirt bike.

Awesome bike for the price. It feels sturdy, starts easily, and the power delivery is smooth. After a few rides I'm very happy with how it handles dirt paths and small hills. Would recommend to anyone getting into off-road riding.

I think i was about one of the last ones to get this gem of a bike. bought it jan 2025. Its now May and I have put 500 miles on it. All dirt riding. This was the only 225 cc bike i could find that weighted under 200 lbs. I have been very happy with it. Max speed is about 55 mph. It is geared good for trail riding with a bit of incline. I'm getting older so my KLR 650 is just too heavy for mountain off road riding. It gets about 55 miles per gallon on gravel roads with a bit of trail riding. Its is quite manueverable. im wondering where i can get parts for it. I have broke a couple levers from tipping bike over numerous times. I ordered generic lever assemblies and was able to mount them to the handle bars.
The build quality is not as good as a name brand japanese bike but the price was 1/4 the cost of those. Rear shock system is the only thing that is lacking on this bike. it bottoms out with my 180 lbs of weight. I will probably replace it with something quite a bit stiffer.

I . bought a DLX 250 Storm Duel sport