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Hey i need help geting a dirt bike im alonging 14 years old what can i do to get dirt bike plz help me rideing is my live email.com me at [email protected]

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Dude I can help just go to eBay and search for dirt bike or buy one at jayc Hope this helped

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Just keep telling ur mom and dad u want tht is what i did and i am only 12

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The first thing you need to do is to convince your caregivers,whether it's parents,grandparents,etc.that you are responsible.
This means that you should do your chores,homework,be nice to your brothers or sisters if you have any...just make sure that you do this for awhile,not for one day.
After about a month or so,sit down with mom,dad,whoever...and tell them that you really want one.
If they think you deserve to be given the chance then you could start by going to yardsales,auctions,and posting on-line for a used one.
Always start with a used one.
Trust me on this...not only am I someone's child,but I'm also someone's parent...I know how adults think.lol
If it's because of money that you can't get one then post on craigslist. You could trade someone on there for something that you have or something that you can do. Maybe some little old lady has a dirtbike in her garage and she needs a hole dug in her backyard...you could dig the hole for her and she would give you the bike.
If this is truly your passion then it will come to be. My little brother was 15 when he got his first dirtbike.He's almost 40 now,and still lives to ride and rides to live.
Good luck on your quest.

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Hi Christopher:
- Let me first tell you that I am 72 years old. I currently own an 1100 cruiser and a KLR 650. Yesterday we rode a total of 360 KM of mountain gravel and paved highway, from sea level to 3500 ft mountains and snow.
- I've owned motorcycles since I was 13 years old.
- I've told you all of this so that you know that my response to your question comes from experience, and a lot of it.
- Motorcycles, especially dirt bikes, are intended to be ridden in technical (translate that as less than pristine) environments. Sticks, mud, rock, hills, water crossings, you name it, All are part of the enjoyment of having these machines.
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- If your chain and sprockets are in poor condition or if the chain was slack, it could easily have come off without a stick being involved.
- BOTTOM LINE:
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You are rightly going, go ahead and take precaution to keep constant speed. After 2000Km you can run for getting optimum milieage from it.
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