
There's no replacement for displacement. Power costs money. Bore it out and mike it bigger. Good Luck and happy trails.
i've heard that dirt bikes are better for trails is that true?



Buckeye
623-853-0750
Motocross
Cerbat Motocross Track
Kingman
520-757-7438
Motocross
Canyon Offroad Park
Sun City
623-434-4363
Motocross
ET MotoPark
Queen Creek
480-926-6688
Motocross
Mammoth Motocross Track
Mammoth
520-487-2731
Arenacross
Motoland MX Track
Casa Grande
520-421-1716
Motocross
MotoGrande MX
Casa Grande
602-326-8293
Motocross
Nomads Motocross & ATV Club
Sierra Vista
520-458-5297
Motocross
Quads
Pima Motorsports Raceway
Pima
520-762-8771
Motocross
Speedworld Motocross Park
Surprise
623-546-1206
Motocross
Thrasherland Motocross Park
Glendale
623-877-2361
Motocross
If you are just after trails to ride on type in www.trailsource.com and that will give you trails in the area



Also just look for powerline roads, there is usually trails that run along them.

There are 2 kinds of engines.
2 stoke (not sure if they are sold new anymore)
4 stroke.
A 2 stoke 125 has the same power as a 4 stroke 250 – basically.
All 2 strokes are on the way out.
So assuming you will only look at a 4 stroke – maybe a 250 or less would be ok for you. You have to find out the stand over seat height if looking at used bikes…and make sure you can reach the ground.
A 125 4 stroke would be best to learn on but you will outgrow it in a couple years….not from size but from power – you will want more proably in a few yrs.
Buy a used bike for your first one – then after you learn and get better then get a nicer bike.
Dont forget the helmet and be safe.

Make sure you spend the money on a pair of proper mx boots as I have seen some very nasty burns from kids not wearing the right gear. They only have to drop the bike and be pinned under it.




