Mini dirt bikes

Are you looking for an adventure that can be safe for your kids that are 13 or older? For many the thirst is constant for mini dirt bikes, a sleek machine that can provide a safe, if used properly, outdoor adventure that can provide hours of fun. Mini dirt bikes are not toys, but they can be safe if properly used. Safety must come first, because they can be dangerous, if not properly used. Many professional bikers started with mini dirt bikes.

Mini dirt bikes are lightweight and often driven on unpaved cross country dirt roads. The roads can even be rough or uneven. Many youngsters find the roar of the bikes appealing and experience hours of fun riding them. The bikes increase the love for the wild that most young people already have anyway.

Mini dirt bikes are off-road motorbikes that were actually made for riding on irregular terrains. They have rugged tires and fitted suspension and allow their riders to move at a fast pace safely on rough roads. They have smaller engine power, making them convenient for their users. The twisted tires on mini dirt bikes offer a strong grip on uneven and unpaved roads. The bikes are light, but muscular at the same time.

Mini dirt bikes have become popular all over the world, as young people have come to recognize them as a symbol of adventure and excitement. The bikes are easy to start and can be used on even muddy hill slopes in all kinds of weather. Users get excellent gas mileage from mini dirt bikes, even if they are driven at fast speeds. Mini dirt bikes can be powered by electricity or gas.

Mini dirt bikes can be purchased in 49 cc, 50 cc, 70 cc, 100 cc, 110 cc, and 125 cc. You can purchase a bike for your child that has a feature called a speed governor, which will let you set the maximum speed your child can ride at. Does that make you feel any safer buying one for your child? The exhaust pipes won’t even bother a rider, because they are placed in such a way they will be out of his way.

If you are looking to buy a mini dirt bike, you can choose from a variety of classy models on the market. Those in the market should buy one that meets their budget and engine requirements. Well known manufacturers such as Honda, Yamaha, Pantera, and Razor make mini dirt bikes. Banks will even provide loans for serious mini dirt bike buyers.

Mini dirt bikes can travel at up to 65 miles-per-hour, but you should not let your children ride any faster than 40. When anyone, a child or an adult, rides a mini dirt bike, he should keep fingers on the clutch and front brake. His elbows should be up, and his toe on the peg. He should ride in areas free of pedestrians, animals, bicycles, or skaters.

Protective gear should include a helmet, gloves, knee protection, and protective clothing.

You should expect to pay from $250 to $750 on a cheap mini dirt bike. Mini dirt bikes can include bikes, quads, and three wheelers. Manufacturers all over the world make the bikes, but they were first developed in Japan.

Some experts say if you buy a mini dirt bike, you should buy a model made less than three years ago, buy from manufacturers that are experienced in repairing them, and if you buy online, you should be certain you are buying from a reliable seller. Also, are you getting a warranty, or money back guarantee?

Want to know where to ride? Here is a tool to help you with that decision. Our mini dirt bile trail finder will give you all the details, and most of the time a map of trails in your area.

Jumps, creeks, rugged terrain and straight-aways are all listed. So what are you waiting for? Type in your zip code and let's go!
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Back in the day (like 5 years ago) dirt bikes were expensive. If you wanted to ride the track you could expect to spend $800... or more for a mini dirt bike.

But we live in the age of $20 dvd players and $300 computers.. and dirt bikes aren't far behind. Today you can pick up a mini dirt bike for around $200 and sometimes less. You might expect a $200 dirt bike to be used and beat up, stripped down model.

But that isn't the case today. For that $200 you can expect a brand new 54 pound bike with a 49cc air-cooled two stroke engine. It will have an automatic transmission, pull-cord start and front and rear disc brakes.

So ok, for a Honda or a Yamaha you would have to pay more. But for an intro bike they are worth checking out.

Sometimes stuff breaks. Such is life. But with our great selection of parts for your mini dirt bikes or mini quads, you don't have to be out of commission for long.

Looking to build your own bike? Then check us out for frames, engines, brakes, fenders... everything you need to complete your project.

Have a blast with these mini atv's.  Also known as mini quads because they have four wheels.  Mini atv's are a great choice for those interested in extra stability on the dirt track and for younger riders who may not have the skills for a mini dirt bike.

Look for EPA approved models that have oversized front and rear bumpers.  Most mini-quads are 49cc 2 stroke models.  If you are going to drive your new mini atv off road (and why wouldn't you) look for off road tires.  Most transmissions are chain drive with pull start motors.  Top speeds of up to 30 mph depending on the weight of the rider and the terrain.

Be sure to check out our mini atv parts page and safety gear page as well.