Norazlina asked:


 Kids find pocket bikes exciting and a whole lot of fun, but they’re also motorized high speed racing vehicles. Parents must ensure extra care is taken before letting the kids operate a pocket bike. With the proper precautions parents are able to reduce or avoid dangerous and serious injury or death. Follow these basic safety tips at all times when letting kids ride pocket bikes.

 Helmet – The most important piece of protective gear you can wear is a certified pocket bike helmet! Wearing an approved helmet may reduce the risk of serious injury or death. Ensure the helmets meet with local authorities’ required helmet certification. Be sure kids always wear helmets with the chinstrap securely buckled.

 Full Body Riding Suit– Though knee pads and elbow pads with hard caps (plastic or otherwise) offer increased protection for adults, it is better for kids to wear a one-piece riding suit.

 Gloves & Boots – Making sure kids wear sock and boot when riding the pocket bike will protect them most serious injuries.  Sneakers can also be worn till you find suitable boots for them. Never in any circumstances wear sandals or footwear that exposes parts of the feet.

 Age Appropriateness: Usually, pocket bikes are designed for children aged 13-16, even then, they should not be allowed to operate pocket bikes without close adult supervision. Children under 12 should never ride pocket bikes. However, pocket bike manufacturers do recommend the age appropriateness of their pocket bikes and all local laws regarding age restrictions.

 Avoid Streets and Sidewalks: Make sure your kids do not ride their pocket bikes on highways, streets, sidewalks, roads, paths, or other areas used by motor vehicles. It is illegal and a pocket bikes low profile puts the rider at great risk of being hit by a motor vehicle that doesn’t see them.

 Local Laws and Regulations: Find out and observe all local pocket bike laws and regulations.

 Understand The Power and Capabilities: Though small in size, most pocket bikes are capable of reaching high speeds. Help your kids to understand the power their pocket bike is capable of and to be cautious of that power when riding.

Don’t be over-cautious till there’s no room for fun. Just keep in mind that pocket bikes are not toys and follow these safety guidelines. Let the FUN begin.

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I want to buy a pocket bike in idaho but dont know where buy?

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Brian S asked:


I’m wondering if pocket bikes are street legal in Massachusetts? I live in the town of Lancaster and thinking of getting one but i don’t know if they are street legal so please help me figure it out. THX bye

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Bugsy asked:


I want a pocket bike that is like $200 or less and that goes really fast. Does anyone have a website that a could find a bike like that and is trustworthy.

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Joe S asked:


i bought a 49 cc pocket bike and im 18 and tired of it but i dont want to sell it i want to blow up the engine how do i do that so its running but yet ready to die?its two strocke maybe i could run strait gas and rev it up?

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rydawg026 asked:


i have been trying to find one forever cause i don’t want to pay $200 for shipping of one from across the country.

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Steve J asked:


I am looking for a pocket bike (pocket rocket), but I can’t find a store in San Francisco that sells them. I would prefer gas pocket bikes but electric ones are alright too. The most I plan on spending is $400. Any suggestions on where to buy one?

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Danny asked:


i am looking for one that is about $200-$350, but can’t find any good sites. i also want it to have a speed of about 45-50mph. i dont want it to be too small though, like 28 inches high is fine. also, i would prefer a keystart with backup pull. anyone know any good sites where i can find these requirements? ebay doesn’t help either

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wavy c asked:


OK. I have a x18 pocket bike and I read somewhere that anything under 250cc is legal in California. Is this true, I just don’t want my bike taken

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