11-27-2011, 09:37 AM
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Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Chavies, KY Posts: 109
| It depends. Since you are the parent, it's really all your decision.
However, they make bikes that range from very small and weak, to large and powerful.
I've seen kids as young as fix riding a 50cc bike with training wheels on it. The small ones come with throttle limiters, so the speed can be kept down. They just about all have a "tether" that attaches to the person, so if they fall off it shuts the engine off immediately.
I was looking on Honda's website and they have a big selection of bikes. They start at 50cc, then go up to 70, 80, 100, 150, and so on.
Generally I see kids 6 to 12 riding the 50cc to 70cc bikes, and then going up from there. A lot of it depends on experience and maturity level from there. I've seen young teens who can ride a dirt bike better than I can and be responsible. I've known others that you couldn't give a wheel and stick to without them doing something stupid.
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