2011 · Motocross
The 2011 Puma Rottaler 50 Cross arrived as an entry-level motocross machine, designed for those taking their first serious steps into off-road riding. As part of the Rottaler lineage, it continued the brand's focus on accessible dirt bikes for younger riders or beginners. In its segment, it faced direct competition from models like the KTM 50 SX and the Kawasaki KX65, all vying for attention from aspiring motocross enthusiasts seeking a reliable and manageable platform.
Powering the Rottaler 50 Cross is a 50.00 ccm (3.05 cubic inches) engine, producing a modest 4.16 HP (3.0 kW). This power output is geared towards controlled learning and trail riding rather than outright speed, as indicated by its top speed of 45.0 km/h (28.0 mph). Weighing in at 120.0 kg (264.6 pounds), the bike is relatively light, aiding maneuverability on varied terrain. The engine’s characteristics are designed to be forgiving, allowing riders to build confidence without being overwhelmed by excessive power delivery.
Riding characteristics of the Puma Rottaler 50 Cross lean towards ease of use, crucial for its Motocross category. The 910 mm (35.8 inches) seat height (at its lowest adjustable setting) provides a commanding off-road stance, allowing riders to easily shift their weight for cornering and obstacle navigation. Its chassis and suspension are set up to absorb the bumps and jumps typical of a dirt track, offering a stable and predictable ride. The overall design prioritizes rider control and comfort, ensuring a positive learning experience.
The Puma Rottaler 50 Cross 2011 is clearly aimed at beginner motocross riders, younger individuals, or those looking for a recreational dirt bike for light trail use. Its manageable power and weight make it an approachable option for developing off-road skills. While it won't be winning national championships, it serves as a robust and straightforward platform for entering the exciting world of motocross, providing a solid foundation before graduating to more powerful machines.
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The Puma Rottaler 50 Cross, with its 50 cc engine and 4 HP, qualifies for an A1 license. Riders 16+ can ride it.
Estimated average for 50cc class: 75-100 mpg (2.5-3.5 L/100km)
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