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2.5 What's This "Mini-Moto" Stuff I Hear About? |
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This article is from the How to Become a Motorcycle Roadracer FAQ, by Duke Robillard duke@io.com with numerous contributions by others.
Mini-Motos are little miniature motorcycles--like 8 inches high, 3
feet long, and 50lbs. They've got little 2-stroke engines, no
suspension, tires that feel like real race tires, and cost $1500.
People race them in parking lots and sometimes on go-kart tracks.
Supposedly, they'll do 60mph, given a long enough run. It's something
to see.
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