yes
only if he or she wants too
A 110cc dirk bike is a fairly small and short bike. It would probably fit an older child of 10 or so, but be too big for a 15 year old. You may want to look into bigger bikes for a teenager.
Bicycle lanes are not intended for motorised vehicles, so it doesn't matter how old or young you are - it's still illegal. The only exception is vehicles with very weak/small engines, like some bikes with "assist" engines and maybe some scooters/mopeds. But a dirt bike is too powerful to fit into that category.
There is no reason not to ride a bike if you are heavy. However, make certain that you do not exceed the weight limits of the bike. Special heavy duty bikes may be a solution to the problem.
8 years old to ride without a car seat. 12 Years old too ride in the front!
What's the point of getting kids a 2 wheel peddled dirt bike for then!IL Lawmakers have gone way too far with this
If you are looking for a dirt bike, I would suggest you go to a store that sells dirt bikes. See which ones you can get on. Some people of the same height have a longer trunk and shorter legs than others. As a result you should still be fitted to a bike just like you would be fitted to a shoe even though you are the same height as someone else.
What do you mean? I can probably answer any question involving Motocross (Motorbike racing) but do you mean how do you participate? Well, the way I race, is I go to big national races, where a bunch of other people race too, against me, but only in my class, (bikes around my size and people my age) and we race dirt bikes, basically some people only race for the fun of it, but some people only race for the prizes. If this wasn't your question or not a good answer, I'm sorry.
no the 10 year old is too big
it depends if you are too small and you might fall out or it'll be too scary for you, and if you are too old to be on the ride, its because your too old.
Your too young