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Whats a good size dirtbike for a 13 year old, first time, female rider?
Looking to get my sister into dirtbikes. Eventually, she wants to race. I was wondering what size bike I should start her off on. She is 13, small, and a first time rider. I wasnt sure if I should got with a 4 or 2 stroke and what size. 80, 85? Let me know. Thanks
You don’t say how small so it is hard to suggest a bike, but she should learn to ride on something basic and not worry about the racing till she has had seat time on a bike and then upgrade. Look at something like the ttr125, klx125 or crf150f. They are all basic trail bikes and not any good for mx but if you put her on an mx bike first up you may scare her off
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