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Mark Kariya
by: Mark Kariya
It’s no secret that the demographic of motorcycle riders has been aging for some time now, while the number of young and/or new riders hasn’t been keeping pace. As a result, the overall number of riders exhibited a troubling downward trend—at least until the global COVID-19 lockdown of 2020.Since then, families searching for ways to have fun outdoors have discovered (or rediscovered) the joy of riding, especially in the dirt.That’s led to a proliferation of electric-powered “balance” bikes aimed squarely at the youngest potential recruits from ages 3 to 7.Related: 2023 Beta Two-Str ...
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It’s no secret that the demographic of motorcycle riders has been aging for some time now, while the number of young and/or new riders hasn’t been keeping pace. As a result, the overall number of riders exhibited a troubling downward trend—at least until the global COVID-19 lockdown of 2020.Since then, families searching for ways to have fun outdoors have discovered (or rediscovered) the joy of riding, especially in the dirt.That’s led to a proliferation of electric-powered “balance” bikes aimed squarely at the youngest potential recruits from ages 3 to 7.Related: 2023 Beta Two-Str ...
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