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Serena McKnight
by: Serena McKnight
Found in the middle of the natural progression of dirt bike displacement levels, 125cc and 150cc motocross bikes are an ideal choice for teen and young adult riders transitioning from an 85cc or 112cc supermini youth motocross bike to a full-size dirt bike. They also serve as a great steppingstone for these riders before making the jump to the more powerful 250cc four-stroke and 450cc classes, or even a 250cc or 300cc two-stroke if they want to remain on a machine devoid of intake valves, exhaust valves, and camshafts.Related: 2022 250–300cc Two-Stroke Motocross Bikes To BuyFive manufacturer ...
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Found in the middle of the natural progression of dirt bike displacement levels, 125cc and 150cc motocross bikes are an ideal choice for teen and young adult riders transitioning from an 85cc or 112cc supermini youth motocross bike to a full-size dirt bike. They also serve as a great steppingstone for these riders before making the jump to the more powerful 250cc four-stroke and 450cc classes, or even a 250cc or 300cc two-stroke if they want to remain on a machine devoid of intake valves, exhaust valves, and camshafts.Related: 2022 250–300cc Two-Stroke Motocross Bikes To BuyFive manufacturer ...
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