Yes, completely safe. If your 8 year-old can ride a bicycle, he/she can ride a dirtbike.
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∙ 14y agoTotally! Not a lot of people get hurt on the ones 11 year olds use. They are a good hobby for a 10-20 year old. although people say they aren't safe i myself had one and had not gotten a single injury.
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Dirt bikes are very safe for 12 year olds.Most the dirt bike riders start off at the ages of 3 or 4.My children ride dirt bikes all the time they started at the ages of 7 and 9.My children are now 11 and 13 and they are never sitting around in the house playing game consoles. Dirt biking is a great way to get active.So if you ask me if dirt biking is safe for 12 year olds.Yes definitely.My children have never had any injurys.And its great for kids to stop sitting in front of the tv.Even if you dont live in the country side you can still get a dirt bike and bring it to the beach or somewhere.
One can find a dirt bike game suitable for 12 year old kids on the Learn4Good website. There is a game called, Braap Braap, which is a super-cool 1 player 3D motocross racing game, where you have to beat the clock and other dirt bikes riders and do stunts in order to score high and make it into the Top Scores chart.
They normally ride bikes, play video games, and play with Legos.
Experience and common sense can best answer your question. My son is 12 and he rides. He has been riding since he was 6. I got him a super pocket bike when he turned 11 and a mini one when he was 6.
you cant unless you are awsome like mini afro guy and Ryelio wooop wooop
Thirteen year olds can only ride bikes with motors attached on private property in California.
an 100cc 4 stroke Honda 2 strokes arnt that good for 10 year olds there a bit to powerful
9 is a great age to start out with maybe even younger i got mine when i was 8 i wouldnt try to hold off longer the younger the better and it depends if they want to get them into motor cross (very fun) :) YES, with proper training and supervision 9 is a great age to start. Bikes are safer than ATVs IMO because in crashes bikes tend to go one way and you the other, while ATVs tend to get on top of you. Also, experience on a diet bike is a skill that can one day transfer to the street. Should your kid become of age and decide to buy a street bike he will already have some very usable skills.
Yes, its safe and a good system of exercize. Age appropriate controls are suggested such as no extreme BMX for 2 year olds, safety equipment as required by law, familiarity with traffic rules, etc.
The most common cause of this problem is a leaking head gasket. Other causes include cracked head or cracked block.