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Thumpstar was established in 2004 and now trades in most western countries. We are one of the largest off-road dirt bike factories in the world and have earned a renowned name for producing premium pit bikes, dirt bikes, and trail motorbikes.
At Thumpstar, we focus on the market of off-road motorbikes and dirt bikes. Additionally, we manufacture 4-wheel all-terrain vehicles. All our products are backed by excellent customer support, with warehouses and offices in many western countries.
Our website is user-friendly, allowing you to easily order parts, which are efficiently delivered to your door. Our aim is to provide competitive, high-quality motorcycling at the most affordable prices possible.
Thumpstar was founded in 2004 in Australia by a racer named Timothy Hunter. While attending a Trade Fair in late 2003, he stumbled across a pit bike, felt the necessity to import it and make modifications and improvements. In April 2004, he signed a contract with a Taiwanese Company to help build these bikes. Thumpstar was born.
The first models Thumpstar released into the market between 2004 and 2006 were the JNR 90cc, Super Hunge 110cc, and Pro Hunge 125cc. The Pro Hunge 125cc was a huge success, thanks to its CNC TUV certified full billet T6 heat-treated alloy frame, which remains highly sought after to this day.
Thumpstar quickly became the most well-known Pit Bike brands in the world with sales reaching over 45million dollars turnover within the first 13 months of business. Thumpstar’s success was short lived due to some shortcomings in terms of infrastructure and Trademark infringement, with other companies selling counterfeit Thumpstar.
In 2007, Thumpstar changed its name to Terra Moto and secured its Intellectual Property. New Terra Moto models were released, including the Terra Moto Krusha 125cc and Terra Moto TDX 125F PRO. However, unlike Thumpstar, these models did not take off, and soon the manufacturer stopped producing Terra Moto.
It was in 2011 when contact was made with Hunter with the aim of reviving Thumpstar. An agreement was signed on May 10th, 2012, to restart the company with three new models: the TSX 88cc, TSX 125cc, and TSR 160cc.
At the beginning of 2015, Thumpstar had over 16 models ranging from 50cc to 250cc and 5 model types, including the TSB (basic), TSX (Mid-Range), TSR (Racing), TSK (Kids), and –C (Competition). These models were designed for Kids, trail riding, Motocross, and Pit Bike Racing.
Since 2013, Thumpstar has been developing junior motocross bikes and in 2015, released its TSB-C, TSX-C, and TSR-C competition models to compete in motocross racing. Thumpstar has a history of racing and has been featured in the world mini moto champs in Las Vegas, with top names on the Thumpstar team, including Mike Brown, Dan Cartwright, and Mike Leavitt, to name a few.
In April 2015 Thumpstar declared Chartreuse as an official colour and is one of several off-road motorcycle manufacturers to have an original colour.
Thumpstar has sold over 40,000 motorcycles in 20 countries worldwide.
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