Dirt Bike Speech

Dirt bike riding can be more then a sport or hobby, some may say it is their stress reliever. On the other hand, some people think riding dirt bikes is not a sport, but it takes just as much physical demand and concentration as any another sport. Riding dirt bikes can take a lot of time to master but if you wear the right gear and follow the simple steps to riding you can master it in no time. One of the most important steps to get started on your new dirt bike riding experience is to actually get a bike. The most popular brands of bikes are Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki, and KTM due to their reliability and great quality. There are two different engines that dirt bikes have, a two stroke engine is known for mixing oil in the gas and having a ready to go throttle, which I do not recommend for a beginner. A four stroke bike is a more calm and relaxed riding bike, but don't get me wrong they are still extremely fast. Smaller bikes will not have a clutch which they are mostly used for younger kids who want to learn to ride, bigger bikes have clutches used for switching through gears, and for the experienced, wheelies. I recommend starting out with a small 100cc bike because it gives you enough power
Starting from the top and the most important part is a helmet and goggles, this protects your head from crashes, and goggles protect your eyes from the dirt and rocks that may fly up and hit you. Not only is this gear important for safety but it is a law to wear a helmet at all times when riding motorcycles. A neck brace is not necessary but it is highly recommended for people who want to excel in their riding and begin racing. Additionally, a chest protector is necessary because it will protect your chest and back from punctures and rocks. The final pieces of gear you will need are boots and gloves, boots are just as important as a helmet because with out it you can get severely