Best Beginner Dirt Bikes For Adults and How to Choose One

Welcome to our YouTube channel, where we bring you the ultimate guide to finding the best beginner dirt bikes for adults! Whether you're an adrenaline junkie looking for your next thrilling adventure or a novice rider stepping into the world of off-road biking, this video has got you covered.

Choosing the right dirt bike as a beginner can be a daunting task, but fear not! We've done the research and compiled a list of the top options that will help you kickstart your dirt biking journey with confidence. Our expert team has carefully analyzed various factors, including performance, affordability, and ease of use, to bring you the most suitable recommendations.

In this video, we'll walk you through the key considerations when selecting a beginner dirt bike. From engine size and power to ergonomics and maneuverability, we'll cover it all. You'll learn about the different types of dirt bikes available, such as motocross bikes, trail bikes, and dual-sport bikes, and discover which one aligns best with your riding style and preferences.

Our comprehensive review will highlight the standout features of each recommended dirt bike, giving you a clear understanding of what sets them apart. We'll also discuss important safety features to look out for, such as disc brakes, suspension systems, and protective gear, ensuring that you're fully equipped for a safe and enjoyable riding experience.

Whether you're looking for a budget-friendly option or are willing to invest in a higher-end model, we've got something for everyone. Our goal is to empower you with the knowledge and information needed to make an informed decision, so you can confidently embark on your dirt biking adventures.

Don't miss out on this informative guide to the best beginner dirt bikes for adults. Hit that play button, subscribe to our channel, and join us on this exciting journey as we explore the world of off-road biking and help you choose the perfect dirt bike for your needs.

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Comment below if you have any questions!

[Acrscott-pu]

67 years old, did motocross in the mid 70’s Yamaha. Roadraced in the 80’s RZYamaha, now I trail ride a 150te Husky and I love it. Fuel injected always run great, electric start, wow is that nice we you stall it on a hill. I’ve always preferred to ring the neck of a smaller engine than be afraid of a CR500, you could loop that thing at any speed!

[idngeqh]

The older (and bigger) I get, the smaller the bike I want. And I’ve been riding for 47 years. As the saying goes, it’s more fun to ride a slow bike fast, than a fast bike slow….

[thetruthserum]

Whatever you do, don't get a 450 as a beginner... (like an F1 as your first car)

[gasnxt]

At 47 and not riding at all in 25 years. A good mate talked me into a 300 2t for our local single track. I got a 2017 beta 300rr. What an awesome beginner bike. Such good low end power. You can chug and lug around and the angine never quits. 5 years on and now ride about 10 litres of fuel a week.

[VA-NJdevilsfan]

I ended up with a yz250x. It’s in that category of do it all, but man can you tell it wants to go fast. Def gotta take my time and ease into it. Def not a beginner beginner bike, I kinda consider myself on the high end of beginner. I was hoping to do trail, single track, and one day hare scrambles. Def don’t like premix and jetting but I like the idea of reliability, cost, and growing with the bike.

[mikem]

I wish this video (or the internet in general. Lol) would’ve been available when I started riding.
I wasted so much money, did so much needless maintenance, got hurt way too many times, all for a over priced, stiff suspended, finicky, no warrantee, no creature comforts race bike OR race snowmobile, because I had to have the ‘cool race version’.
I look back and it’s dang near devastating to me that I wasted my whole life doing my favorite thing, riding, on equipment that wasn’t the right choice when I had a choice.
Newbies, listen to this guy, I wish I would’ve been better informed and more open minded.
Funny how you know everything at 16, then grow old and realize you knew absolutely nothing.

Great video.

[probuilder]

My first bike was a Honda XR200. Good bike, exceot the kickstart gear would strip about once per year. Then a KDX200, which i wish i still had, that bike was light, powerful & could do anything! This was the 1980's.
Now I ride a KTM 350 EXC-F which is a street legal dirt bike & is awesome.

[douglasfark]

Sam the only thing I would add is some events require a license plate and a headlight and taillight. The Betas and KTM enduro bikes are a little more ready to go in that regard as they are factory equipped. Im 58 yrs old and run a Beta X trainer and love it. I ride dual sports and enduros.Bikes such as the CRF 250 F will have to be equipped with those items after purchase if needed, but can be done…

[redneck]

I’m 54yr and ride a beta 125 rr factory gets me up and over everything fantastic bike

[timothym]

I went with a KTM 450 XC-W for my first, and it was excellent. I mostly ride trails, and it has good suspension, and lots of torque for climbing hills. You just need to take it easy as you learn, but I’m sure you need to use throttle discretion on a 250 as well.

[Groovy-zx]

I bought my 1st dirt bike about 4 years ago in my early 40s. I got a 1994 yz80 and installed a 2.3 gallon Acerbis axillary tank that attaches to the front forks since I mostly trail ride it.

[BrentwoodBarberShop]

My need is for hunting. Riding forestry roads, slashes, decommissioned roads, deer trails. Just getting out farther quite as possible. I am 5'10'' no experience rider. I would like to have road legal if possible. Thank you for your response. Great Chanel.

[apotwin]

KLX 300r. Best bang for your buck bike out there. It is heavy but manageable, easy to ride and easy to maintain.

[HuffStang]

Got a 2024 KTM xc-f 250. Great bike. My last one was a little crf50 way back 15 years ago. The power is incredible, and definitely took some time to perfect getting into 1st smoothly. So happy to be riding again - great video!

[kevinwalsh]

Im 34, been riding since I was 7 but nothing crazy. Have had 2 stroke 125s and a 2 stroke 250. I have been off a bike for 4 years and picked up a rmz450. Definite difference in power delivery but I am loving it

[Clutch_Kick]

I have ridden mx, hare scrambles, and gncc/woods races for over 25yrs.. I have owned and raced approx 15 different bikes of all makes, displacement, along with 2 stroke & 4 stroke, obviously as I started racing in 1992.. When I got back into racing vet/40+, I found I was struggling with too much power & weight.. Rode a friends CR125 built with good custom suspension, OMG, I fell in love again with lightweight bike that loves my style of riding.. After that ride in 2019, I found a barely used 2015 ktm 200.. and used xcw parts to turn it into the 200xcw that I always wished I could buy.. Its fucking amazing, perfect for my 215lb 6ft 1" ass to rip for hours in the woods.. I hate to admit that I prob have over $10k in the bike even after buying it used for $4800.. I'm keeping this one forever, no matter what.

[ironthumb]

Nicely done video. The only thing I might add is if you are a beginner to try to start with a good used bike if you can find one.

[jaycark]

My first dirt biking experience was with my neighbor when I was 13. He was 17 and idolized him. He rode his 125 and put me on his 450. He left me behind on the trails after a short time and I tried to keep up. I rode over something that caused me to flip over the handlebars, the bike landed on top of me, and something on the bike punctured through my ankle. I walked back to his truck, blood pooling in my shoe, and waited. He got back and was pissed that I left his bike on the trail. I waited for him to collect his dirt bike, load up and then we drove back home. My parents then brought me to the hospital. He never forgave me for bending that bikes frame. That day still haunts me thinking about riding a dirt bike again. Maybe one day

[thomassanio]

Very well done Sam. I have been riding since I was 9 years old and you gave excellent advice. Only advantage I see with the four stroke is it doesn’t gobble the gas like a 2 stroke. Weight is a big issue when you look at how a bike handles terrain.