New Dirt & Dual Sport Bikes Inventory

Dirt Bikes And What You're Missing

If you are looking to get the most out of your free time and want to pick up a new hobby then dirt bikes are definitely worth looking into. Perfect for those looking to get into a different riding scene, dirt bikes are satisfying to hobbyists and competition riders alike. Whichever side of the spectrum you prefer, you’ll want to make sure you have the right bike before you hit the trails. Make sure to stop by Rick Case Honda Powerhouse in Davie, FL, near Miami and Ft. Lauderdale, for all of your dirt bike needs!





 

What is the Right Bike For You?

Dirt bikes thrive when it comes to speed and agility. They’re one of the lightest off-road vehicles you can get, which makes them ideal for racing or driving at faster speeds. But not all dirt bikes are built the same so it's important to identify the qualities and features you want or else the areas the bike is lacking in will become more apparent as time goes on.

Familiarize yourself with the most basic discrepancies between different models, even within the same group. For example, engine size is going to affect the way your bike performs. The two most common sizes are two-stroke and four-stroke. As you can imagine, the two-stroke engine is the smaller engine. This makes it lighter so you can accelerate faster and maintain a faster speed more easily. The downside is they can be a little difficult to control, which can be a problem for beginner riders. 

If you're a newer rider, or you want more control, you’ll want to upgrade to a four-stroke engine, although quick-to-respond acceleration won’t be as accessible. Think about how you’d like your ride to perform so we can help you find the right set of features to help you out.
 

Dirt Bike Options

Now for the fun part. Depending on your needs, you may be able to quickly narrow down your options to a few specific dirt bike groups. For example, recreational bikes are great for thrill seekers who are constantly looking to up the ante. They are also great for first-time users as they’re comfortable, easy to handle, and often a little cheaper and don’t need as much maintenance. They’re ideal for trail riding and learning the ins and outs of dirt biking.

On the other hand, there are riders who dedicate themselves to more action. Those who are looking for a racing dirt bike are probably going to be looking at a motocross bike, which is lighter and faster. If you want a bike that can do a little bit of everything, then a trail bike is your best bet, or you can look at a dual sport bike if you need your wheels to also ride on paved roads with ease.


For any and all of your dirt bike needs, visit Rick Case Honda Powerhouse in Davie, FL, near Miami and Ft. Lauderdale!