Pocket Bikes

Recent advances in technology have allowed for an increase in production and affordability of these pocket bikes, leading to a surge in popularity. In fact, there are currently 19 pocket bike racing associations across the nation. With the number of pocket bike riders increasing daily, pocket bike safety has become a pressing issue, particularly for parents of younger riders.

A typical pocket bike is roughly one quarter the size of a normal motorcycle, and is powered by an internal combustion engine of between 40-50 cubic centimeters producing somewhere between 3 and 15 horsepower, depending on the particular model. Pocket bikes have no suspension, relying on the tires to absorb bumps and handle cornering, and most weigh right about 40 pounds. Despite their tiny size, both adults and children race pocket bikes at speeds of up to 60 miles per hour in organized racing leagues.

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