You don’t need overwhelming power to have a blast on two wheels! A motorcycle, at its core, is made for convenience and fun. But who knew that the most fun may perhaps be had in one of the smallest packages! It’s easy to dismiss a ‘mini-bike’ as a scooter pretending to be a “proper” motorcycle.

Playtime is fun and exciting for kids, but if you are a parent it gets tedious to engage them in just one activity for a long time. Notorious for short attention spans, kids keep shifting their focus from one thing to the other. It literally becomes a task for us adults to keep the little ones glued to an activity that is both engaging and fun.

If you missed riding bicycles as a child and regret it each day, cheer up! You can still learn to ride a bike all by yourself. The invention of the adult tricycle, made riding bikes for one and all super easy. The three-wheeled craftsmanship has helped newbies, people with physical challenges and senior citizens get acquainted with the wonders of independent cruising!

A UK based retail bike chain that owns about fifty physical bike stores along with a large online store, in a recent survey revealed that 27% of riders preferred buying their bikes online. The stats are similar here and in other parts of the world. A large chunk of enthusiastic cyclists have begun to buy bikes online.

Minibikes, often treated as such, are not toys. Even the tiniest, cheapest, petrol-powered bikes can achieve speeds of at least 40 km/h. Their electric counterparts however typically can not exceed 10-25 km/h. Road laws vary by country and sometimes by state. For the most part minibikes do not meet the requirements to be deemed road-legal.

It’s said that the best way to feel stylish on a budget is to buy second-hand. While buying used things is a good way to save a few dollars, it comes with certain risks. If you are looking to buy second-hand bikes, the risk will likely multiply. So, it’s important to be sure and go through a process of rechecks when buying a pre-owned bike.