Freestyle Dirtbikes - The Only Way To Fly!

Unlike the more well-known motocross racing, freestyle dirtbikes competitions focus not on speed, but acrobatics. Each rider must display a high level of performance, taking the freestyle dirt bikes through jumps and now FLIPS and TWISTS!

This competitive and extremely difficult sport requires freestyle dirtbikes to be tailored perfectly to its dimensions--not one built for racing, but for flying.

Lightweight with Instant response: generally 250cc 2-stroke motocross bikes as they offer the right power to weight ratio to get the necessary height and distance needed to perform the complex tricks.

Freestyle dirtbikes also have specific traits that separate them from their motocross brothers:

	Streamlined Design: built with shortened fenders, freestyle dirtdikes allow the pilot to swing his legs over the front and rear of the bike to gain maximum points.
Handhold points: Sideplates are often opened up at the airbox to offer additional grab points while performing tricks.
	Handle bar adjustments: bar 'risers' open out the cockpit allowing the rider more room to move their legs for tricks as well as having the bars in an 'easy to retrieve' location. Their position is easier on the hands so the focus can be on a maneuver.

Extreme designs for an extra edge: cut down seat foam, wild and crazy graphics combined with their own style and fearless attitude!

Freestyle dirtbikes require these things for competition; many people believe it to be a dangerous, but thrilling, sport. That's true, but these efforts only increase the thrill and allow for more spectacular maneuvers.