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Hi Over the weekend I bought a second hand Yamaha Pee Wee 50. It's an older bike, a good price and it will allow me to see if riding is a phase for my son or not. I just need to find some protective gear now :) I would like to thank everyone for their advice and feedback. I've kept an...

I can only imagine the fun you big boys had on the bikes after a few drinks. I actually saw some guys doing stunts and jumps on the ttr50s at a bike show, they looked like very sturdy bikes.

I'm looking at the second hand pw50 and ttr50e, but what do you think about Zuma's PY50 and ZMB50, or the PitPro 50cc bikes? Should I post this question under 'Bike Reviews?'

Is the Pee Wee 50 a slightly more advanced bike than the TTR50E? Please keep in mind I'm just learning about the specifications of bikes, I'm not offended if you point out some obvious facts I may have overlooked in comparing the bikes :)

I'm glad you mentioned the 2 stroke being jerkier. I'm going to Google some bikes and read up now so I wont bother you with my novice questions :)

Motovertman, thanks for being so straight forward, its appreciated. I will forget the clutch and gears. He has good mountain bike experience. I’m comfortable with him moving forward. I understand what you’re saying and making sure he’s comfortable with the balance, braking and turning...

I don't know alot about bikes at all so I'm glad you explained some things to me. It wasn't confusing at all so thanks for taking the time to go through it. I don't think I should go for a bike with a clutch at this stage. And I think a KTM60 would be to powerful for the youngster. So...

Hi Twisties I was thinking it would be best to start with a clutch first off. I thought it would allow him to focus on HOW to ride and not just GOING FAST. But like you, I’ve not taught children. I noticed with the Lammas bikes they take a mixture of petrol and oil. I was hoping to...

Another question about bikes Hi Thank you for your feedback. Pascal125, I'm located in Sydney, I expect I will have to travel some distance in order for him to ride, so that's okay. I saw a thread here about a park named Pacific Park which sounds quite good. I think you're right about...

Hi, I'm new to this forum and I'm here to learn more to help my son follow his passion. I'm not in a rush to get him on a bike but for some time he's been wanting to learn to ride. Well, given that he is 6 years old and for some time has been fascinated and needing to know and understand...