Super Pocket Bike Buying Guide
The latest trend in pocket bikes, super pocket bikes are larger than the regular pocket bikes at around 51 inches in length. They are more powerful, able to attain speeds of up to 76 mph and equipped with automatic transmissions and disc brakes. The record speed for a super pocket bike is 76mph at the time of writing.
Although more comfortable to ride than mini or regular pocket bikes for both adults and kids, they are primarily designed for adults. Don’t let the size fool you these are powerful bikes and not toys. Only allow youngsters to ride these bikes under adult supervision! In addition pocket bikes can be highly modified to increase performance. A race prepared pocket bike will have incredible power compared to a regular pocket bike with the same capacity engine. Choose your purchase carefully. If you are buying your first pocket bike or a bike for an inexperienced youngster go for a regular pocket bike until the rider gains more experience.
if you intend to race your super pocket bike check up on the regulations before you buy. Some super pocket bikes have front and rear suspension, some have only front suspension some have no suspension at all. Many competition circuits ban suspension on racing bikes.
As with all the pocket bikes, in most countries super pocket bikes are not street legal. It may be legal in your country to ride on the pavement. please check your local regulations first!
Faster than the regular pocket bikes safety is of paramount importance. Always wear appropriate safety equipment including an approved helmet, goggles, elbow and knee pads and sensible athletic shoes or boots without shoe laces. Only ride super pocket bikes on designated pocket bike tracks, never on the streets!