A Look At The Different Types Of Pit Bikes Available
Power Output
One distinguishing factor between the different types of pit bikes available today is that of the power developed by their engines. Although, traditionally, a pit bike featured a 50cc engine, it is now possible to find small pit bikes with engines as large as 200cc in size. Although pit bikes are unlikely to produce speeds as high as their bigger brothers, more traditional motorbikes, you would be surprised how fast 60mph will feel on such a low bike.
The size of the engine within pit bikes that you are considering will drastically affect the cost of the model, so ensure you really need the power that you are purchasing.
Second Hand and New Bikes
The early days of pit bikes with just a few different production models are gone. Now there are many different options available from many different manufacturers that have started to produce their own alternatives. A brand new pit bike is likely to set you back by a figure above a thousand, but never forget the option of purchasing your bike second hand, often for half the price.
As with any second hand motor vehicle, it is sensible to see and ride your prospective pit bike before buying to be sure that it is free from any malfunction. Many pit bikes have been modified, so ensure that any modifications made do not affect the handling or performance of your bike adversely.
Bikes Suited to Children and Adults
If your child is developing an interest in motorbikes, a low powered pit bike could be a great way to start them off. Children are certainly able to enjoy pit bikes (with the correct safety equipment and supervision), but it is not simply a child