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Dirt bikes are usually seen as bulky, noisy and dangerous and this view has not changed for a long time. If you reduced one of these down to a smaller size you would end up with a pit bike, which in recent times they have developed in popularity among both teenagers and older people.  Jermaine Carlyle Stratton Weekes -  Lately many new riders have opened their eyes to the unique world of pit bike racing, and as a result they have quickly risen in popularity. A pit bike is much lower than a full size bike and also has a lower speed so safety is not as big of an issue as racing full size bikes. That said both you and your child should always wear full safety equipment including helmet and a riding suit. With these precautions in place a pit bike is a perfect way to teach you child how to ride safely. Getting all of the above advantages in exchange for the mild annoyance of riding in a weird position of the small frame, if you are a big person anyway, one should definitely cons