The dirt bike range from Apollo Dirt Bikes gives dealers and wholesale buyers options ranging from 70cc starter bikes to 300cc Thunder models. It also includes a growing electric lineup.
Picking a bike to stock takes more than checking engine size. Parts, assembly, service and storage all matter. Each one affects which models fit your business.
This guide covers the current dirt bike range by engine size. It also looks at gas and electric options. Then it explains what to know before you apply as a dealer.
What Are Apollo Dirt Bikes?
Apollo dirt bikes are off-road motorcycles. Models differ in engine size, transmission, frame, wheels, suspension, brakes, starting system and power source.
Before you order, check each model’s specs on its product page. Also look at weight, parts compatibility, and assembly and service needs. Specs can change between production versions. Always use current Apollo product details for listings and sales materials.
Apollo Dirt Bike Categories by Engine Size
70cc and 110cc Dirt Bikes
Smaller bikes suit younger and first-time riders. The 70cc range includes the DB-21 and DB-25.
The 110cc range includes the DB-X4, DB-27, DB-28, DB-32 and DB-38. These compact, pit bike-style models are easy to display and store. They make a good entry-level option for dealers.
125cc Dirt Bikes
The 125cc group is Apollo’s biggest. It includes:
- DB-X series: DB-X5, DB-X6, DB-X14, DB-X15, DB-X16, DB-X18 and DB-X19
- Thunder and Z series: Thunder 125, Thunder T20, Z20 and Z20 MAX
Two bikes with the same engine size can still differ. Transmission, wheels, suspension and frame may not match. So compare each model on its own.
140cc and 150cc Dirt Bikes
This step up includes the Thunder 140, Thunder 150, Thunder 150 DLX, Z40, Z40 MAX, RXF150 Freeride and RXF150 Freeride MAX.
250cc and 300cc Dirt Bikes
For bigger inventory, Apollo offers the DB-36, Thunder 250 and Thunder 250 DLX. It also offers the Thunder 300 and Thunder 300 DLX. Shoppers who search for an Apollo 300cc dirt bike will find these two.
Larger bikes bring different demands than entry-level models. They take up more floor space. They need more careful assembly and setup. They also tend to attract more experienced riders. So make sure you can service them before you stock them.
If you plan to become a dirt bike dealer, compare Apollo’s full lineup to determine which engine sizes best suit your inventory, customer demand, and available storage space.
Apollo Electric Dirt Bikes
Apollo sorts its electric dirt bikes by motor power. The range runs from 500W youth models to 15,000W performance bikes. Examples include:
- Youth and entry-level: Warrior Kids SX-E350, Warrior Kids SX-E500 and SX-E2
- Mid-range: GT2000, GT-S 2000 and Warrior Youth SX-E5
- High-power: Warrior SX-E8, Ares Rally, Ares Endurance and Warrior Pro SX-E15
Before you choose electric models, compare the battery and motor specs. Check charging needs and the stated range or riding time. Also plan space for storage and charging.
You can see every Apollo electric dirt bike in the current lineup, from youth models to high-power bikes.
Parts, Service and Assembly
Settle parts and service support before you order any model, gas or electric.
Gas models need regular care. Common items are engine oil, air filters, chains and sprockets, brakes, tires, batteries and cables.
Electric models have fewer engine tasks. Still, tires, brakes, chains, bearings, suspension and fasteners need checks and replacement. Plan for battery replacement too.
Confirm parts compatibility using the exact model. Similar engine sizes do not always share parts. If you lack technicians or equipment for assembly and repairs, arrange outside service before you stock.
Also avoid road-use or street-legal claims. Only make them if a specific product has the required equipment and approvals.
Becoming an Apollo Dirt Bike Dealer
Apollo’s published dealer information says applicants need a valid business license and a valid dealer license. Requirements can change. Confirm them with Apollo before you apply.
Before you commit to a wholesale deal, ask Apollo about:
- Minimum order requirements and ordering steps
- Current product availability
- Shipping and payment terms
- Warranty procedures
- Parts and after-sales support
Think about your own market, too. Which engine sizes match local demand? How much storage and display space do you have? Will dirt bikes stand alone, or sit beside ATVs, UTVs, motorcycles and scooters?
Conclusion
Apollo dirt bikes span 70cc to 300cc gas models and a wide electric range. Dealers and wholesale buyers face three key choices. Which engine sizes fit local demand? Can you support the parts and service each model needs? Does current availability match your ordering plans?
To get started, review the current lineup and contact Apollo ATV to discuss dealer and wholesale options.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What engine sizes do Apollo dirt bikes come in?
Gas models range from 70cc to 300cc, with 110cc, 125cc, 140/150cc and 250cc options in between. Electric models range from 500W to 15,000W.
2. Does Apollo offer wholesale dirt bikes?
Yes. Apollo serves the dealer and powersports distribution market. Contact Apollo to confirm current wholesale availability, ordering rules and dealer terms.
3. Does Apollo offer electric dirt bikes?
Yes, in motor sizes from youth models to high-power bikes. Confirm battery specs and parts support with Apollo.
4. Does Apollo make a 300cc dirt bike?
Yes. The Thunder 300 and Thunder 300 DLX.
5. How can a business become an Apollo dealer?
Applicants need a valid business license and dealer license. Confirm current requirements and terms with Apollo before you apply.
6. What should businesses consider before adding Apollo dirt bikes?
Look at specs, current availability, parts compatibility, assembly and service ability, storage and local demand.
