What's new, 110cc dirt bikes, that's what! Well as a dirt bike maybe they are not new, but the latest trend in riding dirt bikes is for riders of all ages to jump on a dirt bike that would used to be ridden by kids. 110cc dirt bikes are the 'pit bike' of choice.

110cc Dirt Bikes - Guess who's riding them Today...
An ideal bike for a first timer can be a four stroke, automatic clutch 110cc dirt bike. Mellow in power delivery and for giving to the novice rider.

50, 70, 90 and 110cc dirt bikes have been available from each of the big four dirt bike manufacturers for a number of years, but recently smaller Korean and Chinese manufacturers have taken development of 110cc dirt bikes to a new level. Along with performance shops, mini dirt bikes are getting the 'extreme' makeover.

Yongkang, Zencheng and Kazuma are names you may not be familiar with, but they produce performance packed 110cc dirt bikes out of China.

Front and rear disk brakes, aluminium frames, electric start as well as an abundance of alloy performance parts make these 110cc dirt bikes more than just a kids mini bike.

If you're a big fan of getting together with your buddies, bangin bars and havin a whole lot of fun, 110cc dirt bikes allow you to do just that. All that on a reduced budget and in a backyard if no ride spot is available.

It's also comforting to know that when you get it all wrong on a 110cc dirt bike the consequences are not nearly as painful on a full sized bike.

A whole new side of the sport of dirt bike racing has opened up spawing 'factory' like teams and professionally promoted race series. Many top racers battle it out on perfectly prepared mini supercross tracks for prize money.

If you're getting started, getting back into or just want more fun in your racing, grab yourself a 110cc dirt bike and look into the mini 4-stroke racing scene.