Import Dirt Bike Dr828 — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in China

The DR828 Dirt Bike is a performance-oriented youth model built around a Lifan 125cc four-stroke engine and a BBR-style chromoly steel frame. It features aluminum handlebars and a single-piece aluminum rear swing arm, contributing to a lightweight yet rigid chassis. The bike is designed for riders aged 12 to 18, with a seat height and ergonomics tuned for intermediate skill levels. The engine is carbureted and air-cooled, with a compression ratio typical of entry-level racing bikes.

The frame design follows BBR’s structural geometry, known for improved weight distribution and handling feedback. The aluminum rims are tubeless-ready and paired with 21-inch front and 18-inch rear knobby tires, standard for motocross-style bikes. Suspension consists of adjustable front forks and a preload-adjustable rear shock, allowing tuning for rider weight and terrain. No electronic fuel injection or hydraulic brakes are included - this remains a mechanical, analog design.

This model is commonly sourced by motocross schools, regional racing teams, and outdoor equipment distributors targeting amateur riders. Orders are typically placed in quantities of 10 to 50 units, often bundled with spare parts kits. Packaging is in wooden crates with foam inserts to protect the frame and suspension. Trade terms are FOB Yongkang, with lead times of 30 to 40 days. Documentation includes a commercial invoice and an assembly manual; no CE or ISO certification is claimed.

Zhejiang Junbo Group Co., Ltd is located in the Hardware City Industrial Estate, Yongkang, Zhejiang, a known hub for small-engine vehicle manufacturing. The supplier is listed as imported with harbor trust tier, indicating basic export readiness. No factory audit reports, workforce size, or years in business are disclosed. The company appears to specialize in assembling dirt bikes from sourced components rather than manufacturing engines or frames in-house.

The listing does not claim design ownership, R&D capability, or certification compliance. No client list, production volume, or quality control procedures are provided. The supplier’s profile suggests a trading or assembly role, sourcing engines from Lifan and frames from regional suppliers. Buyers should treat this as a sourcing partner with limited transparency and request direct verification of component origins.