How do you charge a razor dirt bike without a charger

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It is a known issue, but it may also be that you haven't depleted enough power for it to require a charge?

https://www.google.com/search?q=razor+mx500+charger+stays+green

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Sounds like either the charger isn't providing power at the connector, despite the green light, or that there is a battery fault. Contact the maker in Warranty Returns or start testing with a multimeter.

MX650 Dirt Rocket - Razor

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Designed to generate more power for uphill and off-road conditions, the MX650 is ready to rumble. Made to hit dirt hard and fast, this supercross-inspired Razor ...

Rating: 4.5 · ‎19 reviews

This is one of the reviews

??????????4 out of 5 stars.· 2 years ago Great but......Back brake pads worn out within first 6 months as well as the battery. Second battery only lasted 4 months . HORRIBLE.. warranty I believe is like 30 days. Hard to replace battery. Literally have to take apart whole middle section of bike to remove it. Parts are extremely high in price.

https://www.google.com/search?q=mx650

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it is a old charger ?

Did the socket the charger was plugged into actually have 120vac in the socket?
Or are you sure the charger is actually working? Is there a short so that the battery is draining as fast or faster than the charger is providing a charge?

I think you can a new dirt bike charger easily on Amazon or on the razor website. Be aware of how you use the battery though, it is the same idea for a lot of mobility equipment (electric scooters, electric wheelchairs, electric bikes, and etc...). You need to use the battery PROPERLY. For example, charge them from time to time, don't leave them there for a long period of time just because you don't need to ride out your electric dirt bike. Your battery's longevity will get hurt. Also, protect it from water and dust. I learn a lot more about outdoor sports equipment on this site: https://mobilityseeker.com/.

remember new batteries take 12 hrs to charge....

could be a faulty battery charger not putting out the right amount amps,or battery could be going out.

Did you ever solve this problem?

The battery went bad inside the bike. I would take it out and go to batterys plus and they will help you pick out a new one