Overall, a pit bike can be a great investment if you're new to riding or don't want to commit to a full-size dirt bike. The skills you learn on a pit bike will transfer over if you buy a dirt bike later on, and in the meantime, you'll have a lot of fun for less money and hassle.

Should I get a pit bike or dirt bike?

Pit bikes are safer because they are slower, and they are generally ridden on smooth roads. Pit bike racing also takes place in controlled quarters, while dirt bikes are often used for adventure. You can expect some cuts and bruises while using pit bikes, but serious injuries are common among dirt bikers.

What's the difference between pit bikes and dirt bikes?

A pit bike is a small motorcycle used for pit racing and for riding in pits; these bikes are usually used by kids while dirt bikes are motorcycles made to ride on streets and un-even roads.