The Xinlehong 9125 Sprint: What's in the Box and How It Drives

The Xinlehong 9125 Sprint is also known as the FMT, Tornado, and Hosim 9125, GP Toys S920 and likely more. Aside from 3 AA batteries for the hand controller, you get everything in the box you need to be up and running, including lithium battery, usb charger, hand controller, and some tools.

See our quick-start guide for the XLH 9125.

It's easy to drive. With 4wd and a hi/low speed switch on the remote control, the Sprint is planted on any terrain and can be slowed down for younger drivers still getting the hang of things.

It's also tough, usually bouncing off most obstacles rather than getting truly hung up on them. When you do eventually bin it hard enough to break something, the spare parts are readily available and cheap to buy. Grab yourself a small Philip's-head screwdriver and they are easily repairable, so you never have too much downtime with breakages.

Check out the full range of parts with Hobbies Direct's own Parts Finder.

To see the Xinlehong 9125 Sprint in action, check out the videos on our YouTube channel.