The 8 Machines Motobuys Shoppers Pick Most Often
- on August 25, 2026
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These are the eight machines Motobuys customers choose most often right now, in order. It is not a staff pick list and it is not what we have most of — it is simply what people keep taking home. Prices and ratings are as of 25 August 2026.
Most “best of” lists are written by someone who has never touched the machines. This one is simply what people actually chose. We are not telling you these are the eight best vehicles we sell — we are telling you these are the eight that real buyers, spending their own money, picked ahead of everything else in the catalogue.
The pattern underneath it is more useful than the list itself, so read to the bottom.
The eight, in order
ICE BEAR PBZ125-2 DLX Champion New Design
125cc · semi-automatic 4-speed
A Trail 70 tribute that rides like a proper small motorcycle. The one people buy when they want character rather than the cheapest thing on the page.
$1,249$1,499
★ 4.69 from 29 reviews
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50cc · electric start · LED lights
Small, light, and simple. A sensible first powered two-wheeler for an adult who has never ridden.
$999$1,199
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60cc · 4-stroke · removable training wheels
The bike most parents start a five to eight year old on. The training wheels come off sooner than you expect.
$449$649
★ 4.88 from 8 reviews
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Trailmaster Mini Bike Hurricane 200 Pro
196cc · electric start · mini bike
A grown-up mini bike, not a kids toy. Adults buy this one for themselves far more often than the shelf label suggests.
$1,299$1,679
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Trailmaster Milano 50 N Scooter Euro Style
50cc · Euro-style scooter · LED headlight
Bought for short trips and campus runs. It looks more expensive than it is, and that is most of the appeal.
$829$1,049
★ 4.92 from 13 reviews
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150cc · automatic · GY-6 engine
A styling buy. People come looking for this exact silhouette and will not accept a substitute.
$1,999$2,279
★ 5.0 from 9 reviews
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250cc · carbureted · dual sport
The cheapest way into a full-size dual sport. Expect to do your own carb tuning — that is the trade you are making at this price.
$1,369$1,979
★ 4.88 from 8 reviews
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Trailmaster TM15 Dirt Bike 107cc Semi-Automatic 4 speed
107cc · semi-automatic 4-speed · 24″ seat
The step up from a first bike. Semi-automatic means gears without a clutch lever, which is the right middle rung for most eleven to thirteen year olds.
$759$949
★ 4.6 from 10 reviews
ViewWhat the list actually tells you
- •Nobody is buying the cheapest thing. Not one of the eight is the lowest-priced option in its category. Buyers step up a rung and then stop.
- •Electric start wins. Almost every machine on this list has it. Kick-start models sit on the shelf next to them at lower prices and still lose.
- •Fuel injection is pulling ahead of carburettors on the 250s. Riders would rather pay more than learn to tune a carb in the cold.
- •“Kids” categories are full of adults. The 200cc mini bike is a grown-up purchase far more often than its shelf label suggests.
If you want the short version: pick the machine one step above the cheapest, make sure it has electric start, and check the seat height before anything else. That advice is free and it is what we would tell you on the phone.
A word on how this list is made
Ranked by how often each machine is chosen, with add-ons and paperwork excluded. Everything listed is active and in stock at the time of writing. We rebuild this list periodically, so it moves — a bike that is not here today may well be next time.
Browse the full catalogue by category: dirt bikes & pit bikes, scooters & trikes, motorcycles & enduros. Questions? 877-667-6289 — the phone goes to people who work in the same building as the bikes.
