Losi Promoto-MX RTR 1/4 Brushless Dirt Bike (FXR) w/2.4GHz DX3PM Radio & MS6X System
About this part
Realistic R/C Motorcycle Experience
The Losi Promoto-MX Ready to Run 1/4 Brushless Dirt Bike will make you feel like you belong on an MX track doing what could only be described as getting after it, brapping it up, giving it the zip zip zip! When the gate drops this Bike's Brushless powerhouse will have you shooting for the holeshot, blitzing through the whoops, and airing it out over triples!
About the RTR Promoto-MX
Suspension and Brakes
The mechanical technology is equally impressive. Losi's product development team studied full-size motorcycle suspension geometry to give the Promoto-MX the same terrain handling characteristics. A rising rate rear suspension provides superior grip and prevents bottoming out in landings. The front fork design, with an internal spring and dampener, can be tuned by changing the silicone dampening fluid and also allows ride height adjustments. An innovative front and rear wheel braking system gives the bike impressive stopping power, cutting the stopping distance in half compared to rear brake only.
Electronics
The Spektrum DX3PM transmitter and SR6300PM receiver combine with patent-pending MS6X technology for unprecedented control. Promoto-MX drivers can maintain balance at high or low speeds and over jumps and whoops, then give simple steering inputs to carve around tight berms and straighten up heading into the next rhythm section. For more aggressive driving, use the MS6X knob to increase the lean angle.
Braaped Up!
Both technologies, electronic and mechanical, are why the Promoto-MX performs better at high and low speeds than any previous R/C motorcycle. For dirt bike fans, the "feel" of the Promoto-MX will be instantly familiar. R/C car enthusiasts will discover a new way to drive that pulls you deep into the heart of the action, carving berms, throwing fat whips, skimming whoops, casing jumps, holding wheelies, and throwing roost.
Features:
- Functional, cable-driven front disc brake
- Frame-integrated, high-RPM flywheel
- Chain drive with dual disc performance slipper clutch
- Officially licensed FXR graphics and rider gear
- Officially licensed Dunlop MX53 tires
- Three drive modes Dirt, Street, and Wheelie mode
- Collapsible front crash structure
- Patent-pending Spektrum MS6X technology
- Lean bars set at the maximum lean angle
Includes:
- (1) Losi Promoto-MX FXR RTR Dirt Bike
- (1) Spektrum Smart DX3PM Transmitter
- (4) AA Transmitter Batteries
- (1) Bike Stand
- (1) Starting Stand
- (1) 1/4 Promoto-MX Motorcycle RTR Product Manual
- (1) Quick Start Guide
- Chain Lube
- Tuning Parts
- Fork and Shock Tools
Everything you need to get after it and BRRAAAPP it up!:
- (1) 2S 7.4V 5000mAh LiPo with EC5 or IC5 Connector
- Compatible LiPo Charger
Specifications:
| Scale | 1:4 |
|---|---|
| Drive | 1WD |
| Power Source | 2S LiPo |
| Length | 20.2in (513mm) |
| Wheelbase | 13.9in (353mm) |
| Width | 10.8in (274mm) |
| Height | 17.3in (439mm) |
| Weight | 7.7lbs (3500g) |
| Motor: | Brushless - Sensorless |
| ESC | Brushless - Sensorless |
| Connector | IC5 |
| Servo | Standard |
| Front | 1.1in (28mm) |
| Rear | 1.4in (36.3mm) |
| Front | Dunlop Geomax MX53 |
| Rear | Dunlop Geomax MX53 |
| Assembly Level | RTR |
*Tech Note: Ready-to-Run models come equipped with all electronics and include the transmitter needed for use. Please check the "Needed To Complete" above to make sure you have everything you need to get out and enjoy your RC model.
NOTE: Full list of maintenance videos found here.
Manuals:
User Manual
Parts Diagram
CA Residents Prop 65 Warning
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov Details...Reviews4.5 · 10 reviews
This is the funnest rc to run and jump!! Handles just like the real thing, i used to ride sooo!! I run 5200mAh smc lipos,I'm getting 15 to 20 minutes a run on baseball infield. The bike has plenty of power for just 2s lipos. Tough ass bike too, takes a beating and keeps going. Losi did it AGAIN!!!!!!
I’ve been tinkering with nitro buggies and riding dirtbikes since I was a child ( 15+ years now). I feel as though I can confidently say this is as close as it gets to driving a dirtbike without being on the real thing. The way it rips through the corners steady with the suspension soaking all of the bumps up is so satisfying to watch. Overall driving experience could not be better for me. It jumps very well and is extremely stable. Keep in mind that this is going to run best on smooth-ish surfaces. Large rocks and debris are not what this was made for, same for an actual dirtbike. The realism of this bike absolutely blew me away. Had me laughing and smiling like a little kid. If you’re thinking about getting one or if you ride dirtbikes and you think this is cool just do it. It’s worth every penny. The only issue I had from factory was the front brake. It was slightly tight and causing the pads to drag on the rotor. Take it out, clean it and apply a dry lubricant and it’s as good as new. I would recommend buying a replacement chain with the bike or buying a few feet of 04B chain with a master link. The stock chain does not have a master link and it stretched passed the maximum adjustment pretty quickly for me, even with extensive cleaning and lubing after each run. It only lasted about 10 battery packs. Just buy this thing. It’s the coolest RC product I have ever used and I feel that there is so much to learn with this.
Great bike! Awesome to drive and it handles good. The only issue I had was the stickers where not put on very well . It’s now my favorite R/C
i started running rc's at 10yrs of age...ran alot of different models...waited for a dirt bike like this...there have been others..but this one is the real deal...the technology and engineering in the losi promoto is in credible..well worth the wait..very happy with this rc motorcycle!!...?
Lots of fun, tires come unglued quickly like all RTRs do. Stock graphics are paper thin. Broke the side left "motor" cover where the training wheel thing screws on the first day.... it's voltage cut off is set top low from the factory so reset it or don't run down your packs too low. Cannot run it on 100% throttle or the Amp draw is too much for the recommend 5000mah pack and it will puff the batt so 75% is where ours stays at. Radio feels very cheap and even sounds cheap when you turn it on. Limited Radio options available... other than that lol
Reviewers of the Losi Promoto-MX RTR 1/4 Brushless Dirt Bike (FXR) generally rate it highly, praising its realistic handling, stability through corners, suspension absorption and jumping. Most describe it as fun and durable for smooth surfaces, with several noting it is not suited to large rocks or debris. Recurring criticisms include run time of roughly 12 to 20 minutes depending on pack, stock graphics and stickers that peel or fit poorly, tires that come unglued, a low factory voltage cutoff, and a radio some find cheap with limited options. One reviewer reported the radio failed at startup and was replaced through support. Several reviews are brief, so the overall picture rests on a modest sample.
- + Realistic, stable handling
- + Good jumping and suspension
- + Durable, takes a beating
- + Strong power on 2S packs
- − Tires come unglued
- − Stock graphics and stickers poor
- − Low factory voltage cutoff
- − Radio feels cheap, limited options