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What Is A Good Kind Of BMX Dirt Bikes?

I have a GT compe park bike right now and it's really heavy and just not good for dirt riding, I want a good bike that is lighter but is still durable enough to handle everyday riding and dirt jumping and racing, What is a good brand (and preferably model or series) of bike that is good.
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I'd probaly go for the We the people bikes because they are super light and are very strong.
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What Are The Laws For Dirt Bike Riding? If Any?

I was curious if the're any laws for riding a dirt bike like a motorcycle, and if you needed to have your motor cycle liscense for a dirt bike. I know, in the "country" it doesn't really matter but what if you want to ride it in the "city"?

I see people riding dirt bikes in the city all the time and they dont look like they're getting in trouble for it. Also, is there possibly some kind of tag i have to buy for it? Anyone who can send me some kind of article on it for the state of Maryland, i'm going to award "best answer" to. I am available for email.

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Here is 2 links for u to look at. item 1: http://home.ama-cycle.org/amaccess/laws/result.asp?state=md

item 2: http://www.montgomerycountymd.gov/poltmpl.asp?url=/content/pol/ask/sod/offroadvehs.asp

this is what i belive u were looking for.

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Which Size Dirt Bike Is The Best For Me (cc)?

Im Five Foot; One-Hundred Pounds and im thirteen. Im a newby rider who isnt interested in racing, just riding. I need a good bike with good gas mileage considering the gas prices; i plan on riding a lot so im going to need a sturdy bike; i also need a good price considering ill be paying for half of the bike.

Thanks;

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If you are only interested in trail riding then have a look at these. klx125, ttr125 and crf150f. All good for trail and would suit someone your height and weight.
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What Is A Good Dirt Bike For A 6′ 3” Beginner?

I have no experience on a dirt bike.
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Alot also depends on what type of riding you plan on doing…

and also your weight…

if you are tall and skinny, something like an XR250, WR250, KLX300

if you are tall and heavier (200+), something like an XR400, or older 500/600, WR400/450, KLX400…

or even a 2 stroke KDX200/220…

these are alot of fun and very reliable … somewhat toned down not peeky

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What Is A Good Dirt Bike?

I'm looking to get back into racing. My family has a long history in it, but I quit four years ago. I really haven't been in touch with racing, so I'm not sure what kind of bike would be right. I want to get in to arenacrosses, but if their is a good duel purpose bike for enduros, too, that is better. Also, I prefer kawasaki, 5'5'', 14, and have been riding on a pit bike for fun a lot in between.
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Specialized make great bikes.
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Is A 85cc Dirt Bike Too Small For Me (I’m 13)?

I just turned 13 and my Dad got me a Yamaha YZ 85 dirt bike. It looks a little small to me. I am about 5'6". I need your help. Do you think I need to go up to a 125cc?
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I am 14 and i got a 55cc its tiny but its fast and fun and unless u plan to be doin heavy riding stunts tricks and crap like that then you'll be fine mines really fun but i live in a neighborhood ( it sucks i hardly ever get to ride!) its really fast so an 85 should be really cool have fun!
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Where To Ride A Dirt Bike In A Trail Near Eua Clair WI?

I need to find some trails near there, so I can ride

it would be helpful

Thanks
BOB M.

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Https://www.trailsource.com/secure/registration.asp?TYPE=ATV&ID=19571&REFERRER=YAHOO

The AMA lists a lot of riding areas in WI
I'm not from around there so I don't know which ones are close to you.

http://www.amadirectlink.com/index.asp

On the left, go to – Off-Road
You have to be a member of the AMA to access that area of the site.
Everyone that owns a motorcycle, ATC, quad or scooter should be a member of the AMA
Strength in numbers!

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I’m Looking For A Dirt Bike?

I'm looking at buying a bike, for main use of riding on the road to cut down on gas. Someone I know suggested looking into dirt bikes. I can't afford a bigger bike yet, nor to I want to start out on a real big bike. But what engine size ect. would be best for using it more as a vehicle than Motocross type stuff.
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Definitely agree. Try to find a good used 250cc dual sport (dual purpose). Check craigslist and bike trader. Kawasaki KLX250 or Suzuki DR-Z200 would be good choices. Fairly inexpensive used.
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How Does Razor Dirt Bike MX650 Compare To MX500? I’m Interested In Knowing The Dimensions Of MX650? Thanks

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The mx650 is taller than the 500 it holds a 220 pound rider where the 500 holds up to 175, the 650 is rated for 16+ years the 500 14+ years. the 500 is a scalled down bike where the 650 is like a regular bike about the size on an 80cc regular bike. They go no where near the speed of a gas engine bike they max out at 17mph which is rather slow. These are electric bikes and are only good for riding on hard ground.
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Should I Learn To Ride On Dirt Bike Or Sport Bike?

I want to learn to ride a sport bike. A friend who owns a 600cc honda told me to start on a dirt bike but can I buy a low CC sport and learn on that and have it be the same? Thanks
Well If I got a sport bike first I wouldn't ride it on the street until I learned properly on back streets. But please tell me if this is a mistake. I'am worried about being hurt because I didn't learn right or took it to fast.
And I have never rode a dirtbike just ATV's here and there but I know that doesn't count for anything
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I agree that the best way to learn is through the motorcycle safety foundation but it isn't a requirement – especially if you have a friend with experience riding to give you some tips.

The best bike to learn on is the kind of motorcycle you want to be riding long term. If you ultimately want a sport bike, then that is what you should go with. Riding a dirtbike is different so experience you get with that won't translate exactly. People learning to ride in the dirt is better because if you fall it won't hurt as much but riding on dirt, grass or gravel feels VERY different and it is VERY easy to slip. Traction on pavement is much better.

I still recommend the motorcycle safety foundation course but if you want to start reading up and learning some basics now there is some good info over at http://www.motorcyclegiftshop.com/motorcycle_riding.html

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