At least she knows to use a type of centerstand.

sweet

No headlights or turn signals...

She's gonna get pulled over.

See if you can get a pic of her doing a wheelie



and then a stoppie

with all due respect, i'd take the first picture off of your post. you never know what kinda sick people on the internet may pic up an innocent picture like that and distribute it.

Quote from: mike_mike on July 09, 2006, 12:55:00 PM
with all due respect, i'd take the first picture off of your post. you never know what kinda sick people on the internet may pic up an innocent picture like that and distribute it.

yeah thats a good point,  I didnt even notice that you perv

  Yeah I don't need to be getting in trouble over that shaZam!..thanks..


Anyway.. She's five and she loves my "pretty blue bike" she want's a mini bike in the worst way, but mines a two stroke and its a bit too much for a little kid like that. I'm gonna buy her an electric razor just to piss her mom off. She's been riding her two-wheel bike since she was 3 making vroom vroom noises. She's a cute kid.

Plus she knows that neked is best!!


On a side note...i need to realign my wheel and put my chain back on..wet grass donuts on that thing kick ass! I was riding little wheelies across the lawn

you should get her a yamaha pw50. those are great little bikes. you can dump them a half dozen times a week and they'll be fine.

problem is she has no fear, she'd take that thing and hurt herself on it, with the electric one at least she'll get a handle on not having to pedel. Then we'll move her up to a gas powered beast.

when my brother and i started riding, we rode a bunch of little bikes. yamaha pw50, suzuki ds80, then the kx65 wheelie machine 

my dad would dress us up in full hockey gear, we would ride the bikes into trees, into ditches, etc. We went though lots of brake levers, but never any broken bones. The occasional scratch and bruise, but in an empty area with no too much stuff around (offroad) you can't do that much damage while you learn to respect the machine.

I'm actually planning on buying a kx65  Im a sucker for little bikes like that.

I started on a homemade 5hp briggs and stratton strapped onto a frame made from a swingset. No gear, no helmet, I only got rash a few times like when I crashed into the bush next to the kitchen bay window. But I was older then 7/8 and got a bigger one when I was 9/10 and then moved up to a hodaka wombat 125. Went from that to a RM125, and I've got a YZ125 now.

the little Kx65 is deceiving. with small kids on it, you can really let it rip on that bike, it is probably the most fun anyone that size can have on two wheels without shaving the seat on a 80cc bike or something. Those little bikes move pretty good, they act more like a proper motocross bike than the smaller bikes, you can jump doubles and learn all the fun mx skills on one of those little machines.

OMG !!! Where is her GEAR !!!

It has clipons? Our post-89 GSs don't even have clipsons. That bike is rad!

Has anyone ever seen a bicycle that looks like a motorcycle?  I'm thinking about getting one.

my brother had a cr60 for his kids. That little thing was a beast. We had way more fun on it than they did. Except for the one day when he was riding wicked wheelies on the sidewalk and his feet slipped off the pegs and he had nasty hamburger rash from his knees to the top of his feet.
Jake

remember kids, always wear your gear

Quote from: zukiGS500 on July 09, 2006, 05:39:08 PM
remember kids, always wear your gear

That looks like a little knee high alien!

Great picture.  A pocket bike with a pocket person riding it.