RPS Hawk 250cc Dirt Bikes

The Off road RPS Hawk 250 Off Road dirt bike combines rugged durability with versatile performance, designed specifically for off-road enthusiasts who demand reliability and control on challenging trails. Equipped with a 229cc 4 Stroke Air Cooled Engine: Dependable single-cylinder air-cooled four-stroke engine offers plenty of user-friendly power and lots of torque spread over a wide rpm range.

Conquer the toughest trails with the RPS Hawk 250cc Dirt Bike! Built for serious off-road performance, this enduro motorcycle features durable suspension, hydraulic disc brakes, and both electric and kick start for ultimate reliability. Whether you're tackling technical trails, exploring backcountry, or pushing your limits, the Hawk 250 delivers the power and durability you need. Looking for a smaller option? Check out our DB27 125cc Youth Dirt Bike or the DB17 125cc Youth Dirt Bike for younger or less experienced riders.

Key Features

• Powerful 250cc 4-stroke air-cooled engine
• Built for tough trails and enduro riding
• Durable suspension for rough terrain
• Hydraulic disc brakes for superior stopping power
• Electric start AND kick start backup
• Top speed: approximately 70-75 mph
• 6-speed manual transmission
• Long-travel suspension for off-road capability
• Rugged construction for demanding conditions
• Perfect for teenagers 16+ and adults
• Road-legal capability (check local regulations)

Specifications

Engine type	4 Stroke, Single Cylinder
Displacement	229cc
Max horsepower	10.5/7000
Max torque	16.5/5500
Bore*stroke	67mm*65mm
Ignition	CDI
Starting system	Electric with Kick Start Backup
Battery	12V7Ah
Engine oil SAE	10W-30/15W-40
Brakes, front/rear	Hydraulic Disc/Disc
Tires, front/rear	Front 80/100-21, Rear 110/100-18
Fuel capacity	14L
Weight, G.W./N.W.	265lbs
Max load	330lbs
Wheelbase	54 OA L*W*H 82.2 × 36.26 × 56.6
OA L*W*H	82.2 × 36.26 × 56.6
Height to seat	35.7 Minimum ground clearance 11.41
Minimum ground clearance	11.41

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the RPS Hawk 250 dirt bike street-legal?

The Hawk 250 has road-legal capability in many areas, but street-legal status varies by state and local regulations. Some states allow dual sport/enduro bikes on roads with proper registration, DOT-approved tires, mirrors, and lighting equipment. Check with your local DMV for specific requirements in your area.

What age is the Hawk 250cc dirt bike suitable for?

The Hawk 250cc is designed for teenagers 16+ and adults. Due to its powerful 250cc engine (229cc displacement, 10.5 HP), 265 lbs weight, and 35.7-inch seat height, we recommend riders have the experience, strength, and maturity to safely operate a full-sized enduro motorcycle.

How fast can the RPS Hawk 250 go?

The Hawk 250 can reach speeds of approximately 70-75 mph, providing serious performance for both trail riding and road use where legal. The 6-speed manual transmission provides excellent gear range for various riding conditions.

Does the Hawk 250 have electric start or kick start?

Both! The Hawk 250 features electric start for convenient, push-button starting, plus a kick start backup for reliability. This dual-start system ensures you can always get the bike running, even in remote locations or if the battery is weak.

What makes the suspension durable for tough trails?

The Hawk 250 features long-travel front forks and rear mono-shock suspension with quality components designed to handle rough terrain, rocks, jumps, and demanding trail conditions. With 11.41 inches of ground clearance, it's built to take a beating on tough trails and technical terrain.

What are hydraulic disc brakes and why are they important on the Hawk 250?

Hydraulic disc brakes (front and rear) provide superior stopping power compared to cable-operated brakes, with better modulation and control. This is essential on a powerful 250cc bike capable of 70+ mph, tackling steep descents and technical terrain where reliable braking is critical for safety.

Is the Hawk 250 suitable for beginners?

The Hawk 250 is best suited for riders with some dirt bike experience. While the electric start makes it easier to operate, the power and size require proper riding skills. Beginners should start with smaller bikes like the DB14 110cc or DB20 110cc and work their way up.

What kind of fuel does the Hawk 250 use?

The Hawk 250 runs on regular unleaded gasoline with its efficient 4-stroke engine. The 14-liter (approximately 3.7-gallon) fuel tank provides excellent range for extended trail riding and adventure touring.

Does the Hawk 250 come fully assembled?

The dirt bike arrives approximately 90-95% assembled. Some minor assembly is required, including handlebar installation, front wheel attachment, brake adjustments, and final inspections. Detailed instructions are included. We recommend having a mechanically inclined adult or professional mechanic complete the assembly.

What is the seat height of the Hawk 250?

The seat height is 35.7 inches, which is typical for full-sized enduro bikes. This provides good ground clearance (11.41 inches) for off-road riding and obstacle clearance on challenging trails.

What is the weight capacity of the RPS Hawk 250?

The Hawk 250 can safely accommodate riders up to 330 lbs (maximum load capacity). The sturdy frame and robust suspension system provide stable performance even at maximum capacity.

How much does the Hawk 250 dirt bike weigh?

The bike weighs approximately 265 lbs (gross weight), providing a solid, stable platform for aggressive trail riding and road use while still being manageable for experienced riders.

What type of transmission does the Hawk 250 have?

The Hawk 250 features a 6-speed manual transmission with clutch, providing excellent gear range for both technical trail riding at low speeds and higher-speed riding on roads or open trails. The wide gear range makes it versatile for various terrain.

What kind of warranty is included with the Hawk 250?

The dirt bike comes with a 12-Month Manufacturer's internal engine Replacement Parts Warranty and lifetime technical support. We also offer a

What maintenance does the RPS Hawk 250 require?

Regular maintenance includes oil changes every 1,500-2,000 miles using 10W-30 or 15W-40 engine oil, chain lubrication and adjustment, air filter cleaning (especially after off-road riding), hydraulic disc brake inspections, tire pressure checks (80/100-21 front, 110/100-18 rear), and periodic tune-ups. We provide lifetime technical support.

Is shipping included for the Hawk 250?

Yes! We offer Delivery times vary by location.

What safety gear do I need for riding the Hawk 250?

We strongly recommend wearing a DOT-approved motocross or dual sport helmet, goggles, gloves, motorcycle jacket, riding pants, and boots. For aggressive trail riding, consider additional protective gear like chest protectors and knee guards.

Are replacement parts readily available for the Hawk 250?

Yes! Replacement parts and accessories for the RPS Hawk 250 are readily available. Common parts like air filters, chains, sprockets, brake pads, and tires are easy to source. We can help you source any parts you may need for maintenance or upgrades.

Where can I ride the RPS Hawk 250 dirt bike?

The Hawk 250 is designed for off-road use on private property, trails, and designated riding areas. In some states, it may also be registered for road use with proper equipment. Always check local OHV regulations and obtain necessary permits.

How does the Hawk 250 compare to the Honda CRF250L or Yamaha WR250R?

The RPS Hawk 250 offers similar enduro capability to the Honda CRF250L and Yamaha WR250R at a much more affordable price point - America's lowest price for a 250cc enduro bike. While those are premium bikes with fuel injection, the Hawk 250 delivers comparable performance and features with significant cost savings, making it an excellent value.

What's the fuel economy of the Hawk 250?

The 250cc 4-stroke engine delivers good fuel economy, typically achieving 50-70 miles per gallon depending on riding style and terrain. The 14-liter fuel tank provides a range of 130-180+ miles per tank.

Can I use the Hawk 250 for adventure riding?

Absolutely! The Hawk 250 is excellent for adventure riding and exploring. The dual-start system ensures reliability in remote areas, the durable suspension handles mixed terrain, the 14-liter fuel tank allows for long-range exploration, and the 11.41-inch ground clearance tackles obstacles with confidence.

What's the fuel tank capacity and range?

The fuel tank holds 14 liters (approximately 3.7 gallons), which combined with good fuel economy (50-70 MPG), gives you a range of 130-180+ miles per tank. This makes it perfect for long trail rides and adventure touring.

How long does assembly take for the Hawk 250?

Most people can complete the minor assembly in 30-60 minutes. If you're not mechanically inclined, a local motorcycle shop can typically complete it in about 30 minutes. Assembly is straightforward with included instructions.

Can I add luggage or accessories to the Hawk 250?

Yes! The Hawk 250 can accommodate various accessories including luggage racks, saddlebags, skid plates, handguards, upgraded exhaust systems, and other enduro accessories. Contact us for compatible accessory options to customize your bike.

What type of terrain can the Hawk 250 handle?

The Hawk 250 is built for tough trails including rocky terrain, steep hills, mud, sand, forest trails, and technical single-track. The durable suspension, 11.41-inch ground clearance, powerful 229cc engine, and knobby tires (80/100-21 front, 110/100-18 rear) handle demanding off-road conditions with confidence.

Is the RPS Hawk 250 bike in stock?

Yes! The RPS Hawk 250cc is currently in stock and ready to ship. Order today and start conquering tough trails!

What makes the Hawk 250 a good value?

The Hawk 250 offers exceptional value with powerful 250cc performance (10.5 HP, 16.5 torque), dual-start system (electric and kick), hydraulic disc brakes front and rear, durable suspension, 6-speed transmission, and road-legal capability at America's lowest price - significantly less than comparable Honda CRF250L or Yamaha WR250R models.

Can I use the Hawk 250 for motocross racing?

While the Hawk 250 is capable of handling motocross tracks, it's primarily designed as an enduro/trail bike with road-legal capability. For dedicated motocross racing, a lighter, more specialized motocross bike would be preferred. However, it's great for recreational track riding, trail riding, and enduro events.

How does the electric start work in cold weather?

The electric start works well in cold weather with the 12V7Ah battery, but if the battery is weak or extremely cold conditions prevent electric starting, the kick start backup ensures you can always get the bike running. This dual-start reliability is perfect for adventure riding in remote areas.

What makes the Hawk 250 different from youth dirt bikes?

The Hawk 250 is a full-sized adult enduro bike with significantly more power (10.5 HP vs 3-8 HP), larger frame, higher seat height (35.7"), heavier weight (265 lbs), 6-speed transmission, and road-legal capability. It's designed for serious off-road performance and adventure riding, not just trail learning like youth bikes.