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I am 23 yrs old




All bikes are not created equal.


Dirt bikes on the street are illegal.
Riding on others property without permission is illegal.
Also, noise ordinances in residential areas would make most dirt bikes illegal.

well that is true but not if your my age. lol
When you got kids a mortgage and have to keep your job (meaning I cant get hurt) then yes you can be too old. But at your age I say go for it!
Bones dont mend as easily when your 36 as they do when your 14.

But, honestly you have got to look at both sides of this. Obviously your parents care about you even though they are probably going about it wrong. 17 is old enough to handle the responsibility of riding, but parents tend to want to protect their kids for as long as possible.
Have you taken your MSF class yet? Even if you don't get the bike till you're 18, having the class behind you is a good thing.
Another thing that might help is to get an adult that your parents have some respect for to vouch for your capability. Sometimes parents will listen to other adults when they won't to their own kids….been there, done that, learned from it too.
Don't ever give up because you never know when they might weaken. Normally I don't advocate heckling one's parents, but you sound responsible enough for the bike. You saved up your own money…good sign of responsibility. You are asking others for advice…another good sign of responsibility. So I'm thinking you can handle riding just fine.
Worst case scenario is that you must wait till you turn 18. Long time to a teen, but not that long in reality.
You're going to ride bud, just maybe not real quick.




