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Some people call them motocross bikes, some call them trail bikes, but the most popular term is "dirt bikes".
want to make sure you choose the right bike for you. The type of bike you choose depends on the type of riding you want to do. There are five types of dirt bikes:
larger bike may work better for you. It is best to try out some bikes before you buy, so visit a dirt bike or motorcycle shop and sit on a variety of dirt bikes. It's also a good idea to rent or borrow a bike before you buy one, so you can try it out fully before spending some big money.

Once you have chosen your bike, you are ready for your first ride! It may look intimidating, but if you can ride a bike and drive a stick-shift car, you can learn to ride a dirt bike. Some ways to learn to ride include asking a friend to teach you, joining a riding club and riding with experienced riders, and taking a class. To find classes in your area, check out the Motorcycle Safety Foundation and the Dirt Bike School. Before you start the dirt bike, take a feW
moments to familiarize yourself with the controls, especially the throttle, brakes, clutch lever, and shift lever. If you aren't sure where everything is, take a few moments to look through your user's manual.
Once you're ready, you can start your bike. You may feel wobbly at first. It helps if you look ahead instead of down and if you release the throttle and go a little faster. If you get into trouble, just pull in the clutch lever and front brake lever, and push down on the brake pedal and shift lever until you stop.