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Frost Ops finds the RTR XL's power hard to contain

The electric pit-bike review moves from an abrupt wheel lift to field runs, sandy trails and a warning for first-time riders.

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Frost Ops Story of October 31, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

I Bought an 80 MPH Mini Bike (Bad Ending)

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0:38The modified standard RTR reaches roughly 46 to 50 mph in the comparison field run.
1:18A full-throttle RTR XL launch lifts the front wheel abruptly.
2:37The top-speed run reaches 67 mph before a slide near a fence.
6:41Trail testing puts the bike through sandy terrain and steep hill climbs.
7:21Frost Ops compares the two models and warns that the XL has too much power for first-time riders.

Frost Ops tries full throttle on the Electro & Co. RTR XL, and the front wheel rises much more abruptly than he expects. "Oh my gosh! Oh, that's scary dude!" It is an early indication that this won't be a straightforward upgrade from the smaller RTR.

The week's only upload, "I Bought an 80 MPH Mini Bike (Bad Ending)", has gathered roughly 4,000 views. Despite the speed in the title, the field run shown reaches 67 mph before he loses control and slides near a fence. After checking himself and his riding gear, he discusses the slide with the person filming. A later acceleration attempt sends the bike backward onto the ground.

There is a review beyond the mishaps: Frost Ops takes the bike onto sandy trails and steep climbs, then draws a clear distinction between its appeal and its suitability for beginners. "But if this is your first bike, this bike is too much power for you."

The new test is a small part of a week that brought about a million channel views. Older uploads carry much more of the current momentum, especially "How Many Bones Have I Broken on My Dirt Bike...", followed by "I Forgot 1 Important Thing About This Helmet..." and "Why I Changed My Dirt Bike Color..." Daily viewing is above its usual level, while the subscriber total was unchanged over the week.

Among nearby motorbike and off-road channels, Edward had a particularly busy week for views and new subscribers; Ximei Jo's daily viewing is quieter than usual. Frost Ops' own week pairs a modest new release with a much more active back catalog.

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