Active trail Lol. On a green double track during the week sure why not. Trails are bi directional anyways so people got to look out and new riders are usually on it. Easy enough for anyone to get around if needed.
What is the different feeling between an electric dirt bike and say a Honda cr250 or 450. I know the weight of the bike helps with turn in,s and exicts of corners. It also is a big part of balance of riding the bike at low speeds and higher speeds. Just curious??
A lot of the difference comes from not having a clutch gears or foot controls. You can concentrate a lot more on actual speed vs what gear how much throttle do you need cutch and so on. The weight and balance is another big factor. At 150lbs these bikes are so much more flickable. There is no fighting rotating mass like a big 450 or man handling 260lbs of bike and fuel. At higher speeds these smaller framed bikes tend to be a little more nervous but they top out around 50mph and honestly shine a lot more in tight hard conditions. For a new rider though the combination makes a very easy bike to learn on.
@pharettface thank you for your reply. You really explained alot and are making me learn towards buying one to ride and feel for myself..thank you very much.
Is stopping in the middle of an active trail part of training a newbie? Lol
Active trail Lol. On a green double track during the week sure why not. Trails are bi directional anyways so people got to look out and new riders are usually on it. Easy enough for anyone to get around if needed.
What is the different feeling between an electric dirt bike and say a Honda cr250 or 450. I know the weight of the bike helps with turn in,s and exicts of corners. It also is a big part of balance of riding the bike at low speeds and higher speeds. Just curious??
A lot of the difference comes from not having a clutch gears or foot controls. You can concentrate a lot more on actual speed vs what gear how much throttle do you need cutch and so on. The weight and balance is another big factor. At 150lbs these bikes are so much more flickable. There is no fighting rotating mass like a big 450 or man handling 260lbs of bike and fuel. At higher speeds these smaller framed bikes tend to be a little more nervous but they top out around 50mph and honestly shine a lot more in tight hard conditions. For a new rider though the combination makes a very easy bike to learn on.
@pharettface thank you for your reply. You really explained alot and are making me learn towards buying one to ride and feel for myself..thank you very much.
@@TheHemiphil81 Absolutely. Check out my shop we sell all the major brands of them. ammototoys.com
not much range however.
Really depends on what you are riding. There are E motos with far more range like our ultra or storm bees.