Start um young thats what I say, and what better way to start than in the dirt on a mini crosser. The skills that will be learned slip sliding in the mud are a great asset when encountering ice/snow/diesel later in life but best of all kids bikes are fun for young and old alike.
This is what my lad has started out with, and his sister too when she grows some.
Co - own this with a pal whose girly's a bit older. Got it by chance in a part ex deal for some bike spares should restore and sell it but it's to much fun to let go of.
Blurry action shot, too fast for my shutter
Please feel free to add more mini bike pics/experiences, more the merrier.
This is what my lad has started out with, and his sister too when she grows some.
Co - own this with a pal whose girly's a bit older. Got it by chance in a part ex deal for some bike spares should restore and sell it but it's to much fun to let go of.
Blurry action shot, too fast for my shutter
Please feel free to add more mini bike pics/experiences, more the merrier.
. Throttle stop screws can be useful too but not sure that the pw has one. They can be made though, best one I've found has a nut and bolt mounted in a slot on the throttle body so it can be adjusted as confidence grows, kinda hard to explain I'll add pics when I can.