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Off Road Dirt Bikes

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  1. Dirt Bikes are designed and built to be ridden off public roads, on rough even mountainous terrain. These dirt bikes feature small engines having less power than larger bikes, long suspension travel as well as high ground clearance, simple construction and minimal body work, no street accessories (such as turn signals and horns), and large wheels with heavy-duty tires for traction, clamped by rim-locks.

    The types of dirt bikes are in reference...

    Read full article at http://www.knowledgefield.com/articles/off-road-dirt-bikes.shtml

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    Dirt Bikes are designed and built to be ridden off public roads, on rough even mountainous terrain. These dirt bikes feature small engines having less power than larger bikes, long suspension travel as well as high ground clearance, simple construction and minimal body work, no street accessories (such as turn signals and horns), and large wheels with heavy-duty tires for traction, clamped by rim-locks.

    The types of dirt bikes are in reference...

    Read full article at http://www.knowledgefield.com/articles/off-road-dirt-bikes.shtml

    Why the hell would you need an engine on a bike???

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    //Adam F

  3. Adam F said:


    Why the hell would you need an engine on a bike???

    *chuckle*

    BTW the original crappy post is a spammer spruiking a ezine. 😉

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