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In some jurisdictions there are no restrictions; in this case, yes, it is legal. In others, ownership may require a minimum age or a license for a vehicle. Since no license can be obtained anywhere for that age, it would be illegal there.
FOLLOW UP. There are NO jurisdictions for a dirt bike with ANY requirements. A license is for operations of a vehicle on public roadways.
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