Listed below are several different categories of dirt bikes for sale categorized by manufacturer ranging from cheap to exotic and within each category you'll find that there are both new and used dirt bikes being offered, most of which are intended for, or could be used for motocross applications or converted into woods bikes for trail riding or racing off-road disciplines such as GNCC Racing, Enduro's or Hare Scrambles and the like, as well as others that could even be used on and off-road for dual purpose applications and some which are just the right size to be used for pit bike applications or for younger riders or other kids to start out on. (including Pee-Wee level bikes) Also, you'll even find some bikes that are already setup for freestyle motocross which are being offered as-is and ready for the ramps, or could be converted and setup for FMX use.
If you're interested in any of the used dirt bikes that are being offered, you may want to check out the page elsewhere on this site for tips on buying a used dirt bike before shelling out the cash, as the page highlights some questions which you may want to ask the seller, as well as things you should check if the dirt bike is close enough to go check out in person before buying it, this way you don't end up with some roach that's been ragged on and will likely need a lot of work or that parts are in an almost endless need of, or which are almost unobtainable for. If you've been shopping for new dirt bikes and have been reading magazine reviews and / or bike tests / shootouts performed by Transworld Motocross (TWMX), Motocross Action (MXA) or any of the other publications such as Dirt Bike and have either decided on a particular model and are looking for it at the sweetest deal possible, or you've already bought one or are likely going to (Hence the reason you're here) you may want to check out the page elsewhere on this site for tips on what you can do to make a new dirt bike perform better and last longer straight out of the crate or off the dealership floor. Whether you find yourself with a new or used dirt bike, one of the most important things anyone can do is to get the motorcycle setup correctly for the rider that will be piloting it and most dirt bikes have a multitude of adjustability to suit the rider and conditions or disciplines which the motorcycle will be being used, even if you're dealing with an older bike without much adjustability, there are still customizations which can be made such as handlebar and control lever positioning and and there are some excellent tips on all of this on the page covering motorcycle setup. If you've been shopping the dirt bikes for sale it's important to remember that routine dirt bike maintenance is critical and it's the only way to keep any dirt bike in it's best possible condition and the following link will direct you to a page which will provide you with links to topics that anyone can and should do themselves such as cleaning the air filter or servicing the suspension and linkage and the page covering dirt bike maintenance is an excellent resource and starting point for anyone interested in keeping a dirt bike in it's best possible condition. There's nothing like seeing someone whom hasn't ridden much (if any) run out and buy one of the baddest, meanest dirt bikes out there and take it to the track thinking they're an instant star and getting themselves wadded up so if you're fairly new to dirt bikes (you don't even have to admit it) do us all a favor and take a trip by the page regarding dirt bike safety to make sure you have all the proper safety equipment, as well as picking up on a few tips while you're over there that should keep you relatively safe until you figure out that a 100ft triple is not quite as easy to clear as it looks on Fuel TV, EXPN, SPEED or whatever you've been watching. Once you've got a pretty good idea about what's ahead of you, there are some listings up next of dirt bikes for sale that are all pretty well broken down into categories specific to each manufacturer such as Honda, Kawasaki, Yamaha, Suzuki, KTM... Ya know... The Usual suspects and there's even a category for Vintage Iron down there for those whom are all about preserving the heritage of motocross!!Search This Site
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