A dirt bike is a motorcycle designed for off-road use. These types of bikes are designed for riding on dirt and sand, hence the name ‘dirt bike’. Since they typically have a wider tire, they can be ridden both on and off road. In this post we will cover seven reasons why you should consider…
2 stroke dirt bikes and 4 stroke dirt bikes both come with their own pros and cons. 2 stroke bikes don’t have the bells and whistles of the modern 4 stroke, but they are easier to maintain. With a decent level of skills, you can get a 2-stroke bike running for less than $500 whereas…
You’ve heard it before: that your body is one big pile of meat. That means that, even though you’re not wearing armor, you need to protect it at all costs. Elbow pads are an important piece of safety equipment for any dirt biker. They’re worn by many bikers to protect against scrapes, bruises and other…
When you’re out riding your dirt bike it’s important to protect your feet, ankles, and lower legs. Branches and debris on the trails or an improperly placed balance-attempt could cause some damage or injury. While motorcycle boots provide some protection, you’re much better off using the best supermoto boots you can afford. These are boots…
For those of you with kids just starting out in the dirt scene, it’s a good idea to start them on a 50cc dirt bike. These are smaller, lighter, affordable, and easier to handle for smaller kids. As long as your kids are wearing the necessary safety gear and they’re being supervised, it’s totally safe…
