Why Do They Call it a Pit Bike, and Why is It So Cheap? - Risk Racing
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You may have heard the term “pit bike” and became curious about what this type of bike is. Pit bikes have been around for a long time, with origins that go back to dirt bike races. Pit bikes are an excellent option, especially for beginners or teenagers, because they are smaller and don’t typically go as fast as full-size dirt bikes.
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If you ride a dirt bike, then you know what it is like to have a grip that slips. Despite all your efforts to glue and safety wire the grip in place, it usually slips. Just the process of gluing and wiring grips can be a hassle as well. The wire often breaks during installation, and once installed, there is often a sharp point that wreaks havoc on your hands. Additionally, the gluing process is a mess and it is impossible to get consistent coverage between your grip and the bar.
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