No!
A 50 cc mini Moto would be fine for kids, as long as they stay off of main streets. They are actually quite underpowered, and have no gears so kids should be fine on them.
If your mini moto has gears...you can use a meathod called "popping it". it works 99 out of 100 timnes... someone gets on the bike and another person pushes it until it reaches a pretty fast speed.... then once at that speed you "pop it" into first gear and it should start... if it just stops as if you hit the brakes then you werent going fast enough...i hope this helps you
you have to be 18 to drive a mini moto on a road
yesss at 8 u start smart one
The key difference between Midi Moto SuperBikes and Mini Moto SuperBikes is that the mini moto superbikes are miniature versions of full motorbikes, while the midi are smaller versions of full motorbikes.
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MotoGP bikes have 6 gears.
well whats the problem with it I've got a small motorbike, (Mini Moto) which I have been experiencing problems with, The clutch is engaged when the bike is static. When I pull the rip-cord the back wheel moves with it and therefore makes it very hard to start. Even when I lift the back wheel off the ground and pull as hard as I can it still doesn't start. I've guessed that the throttle is stuck and I have tried to "Un-Stick" it but I'm getting no luck. What can I do.?
Yes I was 10 when I was allowed to ride a mini moto/cycle but I had to wear protective gear
you can be any age to ride a mini moto. and ignore that other answer you cant make them road legal :)
First you kick its dog then twist its balls a sing hallalujah and kumbaya
Often it is possible to buy a mini moto bike at a regular motorcycle salesman. You go to the salesman and ask him for a mini moto bike. Either he has one in his assortment or he asks his delivery man for a catalogue which he can show to you.