
Fully Automatic with Reverse — Press, Twist, Ride
No manual clutch, no gear shift learning curve. The Thunder 125's fully automatic transmission lets first-time and experienced riders alike focus on the trail rather than the gearbox. Hand-operated reverse takes the stress out of tight spaces, trail exits, and storage maneuvering.

Guangyu 119.6cc 4-Stroke Engine — Consistent Power, Zero Overheating
The air-cooled Guangyu single-cylinder engine has powered X-PRO 125cc ATVs reliably since the ATV-P011 line launched. 5.3kW at 7,500 RPM and 8.0 N·m of torque at 5,500 RPM deliver 35+ mph on flat terrain, while the air-cooling design manages heat naturally through extended sessions — no radiator maintenance required.

LED Headlights + Tail Light Standard — Ride When You Choose, Not Just When It's Bright
Factory-standard LED headlights and rear tail/brake lights extend your riding window from first light to last light. The LED beam illuminates the trail ahead clearly; the tail light keeps you visible from behind. No time-of-day restrictions on when you can safely ride.

19"/18" All-Terrain Tubeless Tires — Big Wheels, Real Off-Road Capability
Where some 125cc ATVs compromise with 16-inch wheels, the Thunder 125 runs proper 19-inch front and wide 18-inch rear tires — the same size found on mid-range sport ATVs. More ground clearance, more contact patch, more traction on the terrain that matters.
Rider Fit Guide

| Recommended Age | 12 Years Old & Up |
|---|---|
| Recommended Height | Estimated 4'10" to 6'0" (147–183 cm) |
| Maximum Weight Capacity | Under 198 lbs (90 kg) |
Teen and adult riders ages 13+ who want a complete, LED-equipped automatic ATV with 19"/18" off-road tires and reverse capability. Lightweight adult riders under 198 lbs seeking an entry-level gas ATV for farm use, rural property access, or recreational off-road riding. Parents who want a speed-limiter-equipped ATV with kill switch safety for their teen rider, and riders upgrading from smaller-displacement 110cc ATVs who want a larger engine and bigger tires without a price jump.
Licensed U.S. Dealer
20+ Years in Business
U.S. Support
Phone & Email, Real People
OEM Parts in Stock
CA & TX Warehouses
Manufacturer Warranty
Frame 1 Year · Parts 90 Days
Key Features
Description
The X-PRO Thunder 125 is a 125cc gas ATV with fully automatic transmission and true reverse gear — no manual shifting. The Guangyu 119.6cc engine produces 5.3 kW at 7,500 RPM and 8.0 N·m of torque. Top speed 35+ mph depending on rider weight and terrain.
LED LIGHTING: The Thunder 125 includes LED headlights and a rear tail/brake light as standard equipment — not an upgrade. LED brightness and longevity extend the riding window into lower-light conditions before sunrise or after sunset.
SAFETY: Wireless remote kill switch for parent control from a distance, plus a handlebar-mounted engine kill switch for direct rider control. Adjustable speed limiter included.
TIRES & SUSPENSION: 19-inch front and 18-inch rear all-terrain tubeless tires — sizes typically found on mid-range sport ATVs, not the 16-inch tires common on many 125cc competitors.
IMPORTANT — OFF-ROAD USE ONLY: This 125cc ATV cannot be registered or operated on public roads in any U.S. state. Maximum load: 198 lbs. Minimum age: 12 years. Adult supervision required.
X-PRO is a licensed U.S. powersports dealer with 20+ years of operation. Two company-owned warehouses in California and Texas. Frame warranty: 1 year. Parts warranty: 90 days.
Technical Specifications
| Engine Brand | Guangyu |
| cc | 119.6cc |
| Cylinders | Single |
| Cooling System | Air cooled |
| Compression Ratio | 9.1:1 |
| Bore x Stroke | 52.4mmX55.5mm |
| Max Power | 5.3 kW / 7,500 RPM |
| Max Torque | 8.0N.m/5500r/min |
| Transmission | Automatic With Reverse |
| Clutch Type | Centrifugal |
| Start System | Electric start |
| Final Drive | Chain Drive |
| Ignition Type | CDI |
| Fuel System | Carburetor |
| Carburetor | PZ20 |
| Starter | 12V/5Ah |
| Top Speed | 35+ (Depending on Riders Weight and Road Conditions) |
| Fuel Tank Capacity | 2L |
| Fuel Type | Gasoline (87 Octane) |
| Frame Type | Steel |
| Brake – Front | Drum |
| Brake – Rear | Disc |
| Suspension – Front | Dual A-Arm |
| Suspension – Rear | Single |
| Wheel Material | Steel rims with trim covers |
| Tire Type | Tubeless Tire |
| Front Tire Size | 19*7-8 |
| Rear Tire Size | 18*9.5-8 |
| Exhaust | Steel |
| Seat Material | Recycled Material Seat |
| Overall Length | 59.84" |
| Overall Width | 37" |
| Overall Height | 36.22" |
| Seat Height | 27.5" |
| Ground Clearance | 3.54" |
| L×W×H | 54x30x25" |
| Wheelbase | 37.8" |
| Net Weight | 229 lbs |
| incl. pkg | 232 lbs |
| Max Load Capacity | 198 lbs |
| EPA Certified | Yes |
| Engine Kill Switch | Yes |
| Speed Limiter | Yes |
| Headlight | Yes, LED |
| Tail Light | Yes |
| Remote Control | Yes |
Comparison
| X-PRO Thunder 125 | Competitor A | Competitor B | Competitor C | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Max Load Capacity | 198 lbs | Not confirmed | Not confirmed (est. ~175 lbs) | 132 lbs |
| Wheel Size (F/R) | 19×7-8 / 18×9.5-8 | 16" (smaller than Thunder 125) | 19×7-8 / 18×9.5-8 | 19×7-8 / 18×9.5-8 |
| Seat Height | 27.5" | 30" | 27.9" | 26" |
| Overall Dimensions | 59.84" L × 37" W × 36.22" H | Not confirmed | Not confirmed | 57" L × 39" W × 39" H |
| Engine Brand | Guangyu | Competitor A OEM | Competitor B OEM | [Competitor C Brand] OEM |
| Engine Displacement | 119.6cc | 120cc | 120cc | 120cc |
| Max Power | 5.3kW / 7,500 rpm | Not confirmed | 5.7kW / 7,500 rpm | Not confirmed |
| Max Torque | 8.0 N·m / 5,500 rpm | Not confirmed | 8.0 N·m / 5,500 rpm | 6.5 N·m / 5,000–5,500 rpm |
| Transmission | Automatic With Reverse | Automatic With Reverse | Fully Automatic With Reverse | Fully Automatic With Reverse |
| Start System | Electric Start | Electric Start | Electric Start | Electric Start |
| Ignition Type | CDI | CDI | CDI | CDI |
| Battery (Starter) | 12V / 5Ah | Not confirmed | 12V / 5Ah | 12V / 4Ah |
| Seller Type | Authorized U.S. Powersports Dealer (20+ years) | Authorized Competitor A Dealer | Authorized Competitor B Dealer | Multi-channel resellers (Competitor C / [Competitor C Brand]) |
| Parts Availability | OEM Parts in U.S. Warehouses (CA & TX) | U.S. parts via Competitor A.com | U.S. parts via Competitor B.com | Limited; [Competitor C Brand] network only |
| Customer Support | U.S.-Based Phone & Email Support | Competitor A dealer support | Competitor B brand + dealer support | Seller-dependent; no brand-level support |
Why Buy From Us
Company History
The company behind X-Pro has been operating in the U.S. motorcycle and powersports market for over 20 years. We are a licensed U.S. motorcycle dealer, not a dropshipper or a temporary marketplace seller. Our operations include product sourcing, compliance review, warehousing, fulfillment, after-sales support, and a dedicated parts inventory — all managed in-house from the United States.
The X-Pro Brand
X-Pro was established in 2018 as a dedicated powersports brand, built on over two decades of hands-on experience in the U.S. motorcycle and powersports market. The product line includes mopeds, scooters, dirt bikes, motorcycles, ATVs, go-karts, and electric powersports vehicles — all sold with full dealer backing.
When X-Pro entered the market, the affordable powersports space in the United States was largely defined by short-term sellers offering products with no replacement parts, limited or no after-sales support, and inconsistent quality control. Riders who wanted reliable support had to pay premium prices from established brands. X-Pro was built to bridge that gap.
Warehouses & Fulfillment
We operate two company-owned warehouses — one in California and one in Texas. These are not third-party logistics (3PL) facilities; they are staffed and managed by our own team. Inventory is stored, quality-checked, and shipped directly from these locations, giving us control over packaging, inspection, and delivery timelines across the continental United States.
After-Sales & Warranty
Every complete unit is backed by a manufacturer warranty. Warranty claims and support requests are handled by our U.S.-based team — customers contact us directly through our website or marketplace messaging, and our team has access to inventory systems, warehouse operations, and product records to resolve issues efficiently.
Parts Availability
We maintain a full replacement parts inventory at our U.S. warehouses. Parts are stocked before vehicles are listed — not ordered from overseas after a customer reports an issue. Parts orders ship from the same facilities that handle complete units.
Warranty
Assembly & Setup
What's in the Box
Vehicle body (85% assembled) (1), Front wheels (2), Rear wheels (2), Handlebar Clamp (1), Front bumper (1), Rear rack (1), Front shock absorber (2), Rear shock absorber (1), Battery (1), Tool kit (1), Owner's manual (1), ⚠️ Not Included: Helmet (—)
What Needs Assembly
Front wheels: Mount to front hubs, align brake disc, tighten axle nut.; Rear wheels: Slide onto rear axle, align keyway, tighten axle nut.; Handlebar Clamp: Insert into steering column, align with front wheel, tighten clamp bolts.; Front bumper: Align with frame holes, fasten with bolts.; Rear rack: Align with rear frame holes, insert and tighten bolts.; Front shock absorber: Attach the left and right front shocks to the suspension arms and tighten the bolts firmly.; Rear shock absorber: Align upper/lower mounts, insert bolts, tighten to spec.; Battery: Place in tray, connect Red (+) then Black (-) terminals.
Before You Buy
1 · Stay Connected
After your order ships, our team will contact you by phone and email to coordinate freight delivery. A valid, reachable phone number is required for LTL freight delivery; without it, the carrier cannot schedule your delivery appointment.
2 · Shipping & Delivery — LTL Freight
Your vehicle ships via LTL (Less-Than-Truckload) freight from our U.S. warehouse — this is not FedEx or UPS Ground. LTL freight delivers to the curb or driveway, not inside your garage or home. The carrier will call to schedule a delivery appointment; you must be present with a valid ID to receive the shipment. Inspect the pallet and packaging before signing.
3 · Assembly & Setup
Professional mechanic assembly is highly recommended. Regardless of who assembles it, you must tighten all bolts and apply thread-locker (Loctite) before the first ride. Vibration will loosen factory settings during use — this is a required pre-ride step, not a defect.
4 · Engine Maintenance — Gas Models
Before the first ride, check the engine oil level. Use 87 octane or higher unleaded gasoline — do not use E85 or high-ethanol blends. Inspect all bolts and apply thread-locker (Loctite) before the first ride. Change the engine oil after the first break-in period.
5 · Real-World Performance
Top speed figures are measured under optimal conditions with an average-weight rider on flat terrain. Actual performance varies based on rider weight, terrain type, incline, and temperature.
6 · Storage
For long-term storage (30 days or more), drain or use a fuel stabilizer in the tank. Store the vehicle in a dry, covered location. Disconnect the battery if storing for more than 30 days.
7 · Safety, Rider Requirements & California Restriction
Riders under 18 must be supervised by a parent or guardian at all times. Always wear a properly fitted, approved helmet and full protective gear — helmet is not included. This vehicle is for off-road use only and cannot be registered or operated on public roads.
8 · Break-in Period
We recommend a break-in period for the first few hours of riding. During break-in, avoid sustained full-throttle operation. After break-in, re-inspect and re-tighten all bolts and change the engine oil.
Support Center & Resources
FAQ
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Other X-PRO Models
| Model | Best For | Key Difference |
|---|---|---|
| X-PRO Storm 125 | Riders who want a lighter-duty option with a different platform. | 165 lb max load (vs. 198 lbs on the Thunder 125) — built on its own CT125-8 platform rather than the CT125-4 platform Thunder shares with Blast, Hawk, and Leopard. |
| X-PRO Hawk 125 | Riders who want the widest color lineup in the family, including Spider and Tree Camo patterns. | Same CT125-4 platform and 198 lb load as the Thunder 125 — differs mainly in color lineup (9 options vs. Thunder's 7) and a 3-layer safety marketing angle. |
| X-PRO Orca 125 | Riders who want extra ground clearance and a lower seat height. | 165 lb max load (vs. 198 lbs on the Thunder 125), 5.3" ground clearance, and 8 color options — built on the newer CT125-7 platform. |
| X-PRO Leopard 125 | Riders who prefer a sport-style body on the same CT125-4 platform. | Same 198 lb max load and CT125-4 platform as the Thunder 125, in a sport-style body with Orange/Orange and Green/Green color options. |
| X-PRO Blast 125 | Riders who want the same core spec sheet as the Thunder 125 in a different body style. | Functionally near-identical to the Thunder 125 (same CT125-4 platform, 198 lb load, 19"/18" tires) — the difference is body styling and color lineup, not specs. |
| X-PRO 110 ATV | Younger or smaller riders who need a lighter, lower-seat-height machine than the 125cc Thunder 125. | 110cc engine (vs. 119.6cc), 143 lb max load (vs. 198 lbs), 21.26" seat height (vs. 27.5"), and forward-only transmission — no reverse gear. |