Mini Pocket Rockets, super pocket bikes, and the entire class of miniature, lightweight motorcycles, are an exploding class of bikes. As with any such field these days, you will find new manufacturers appearing almost every day.
Well, not every day, but there is always somebody else trying to break into the field of pocketminibikes. Not every new manufacturer is better or worse than the older ones, but there is something to say for Brand Names
In the world of Pocket Bikes, two names you need to know are Polini Pocket Bikes and Blata Pocket Bikes. The Italian manufacturer (Polini Motori) and the Czech producer (Blata) are worldwide leaders in the industry of pocket bikes.
Polini started building large pocket bikes right after the end of World War II; around 1946. Blata is big in serious racing of mini super bikes and Blata cheap Chinese imitations are flooding the US.
The other two companies (Blata and Polini) have their own web sites, where you can check for more information on their pocket mini bikes.
The third name in the pocket bike's industry is Ninja Pocket Bikes. These mini bikes are supported in the U.S. by MiniPocketRockets, a big marketing organization. Saying nothing about the bikes, but only the Websites, the site is easy to navigate and will give enough of an education to go to a local dealer and look like you know what you are talking about. If you prefer you can even buy many models of these ninja pocket bikes on eBay.
Beside pocket bike shops, other places might be selling these cheap pocket bikes, but it is hard to tell where you could pick one up close to you with good dealer support, unless you do the research in your neighborhood. In Europe Polini Pocket Bikes and Blata Mini Bikes are more popular than in the U.S. and they are pretty common to see on the streets. In the U.S. you need to be careful about DOT and state and local regulations about owning these pocket bikes.
Most of these 110cc pocket bikes are not street legal and can't be your little local commuter. They are also a little too torquey to run around on the streets. The other consideration as a daily rider would be the light max weight load which could stop you from tying your briefcase on the back.
As special use vehicles, pocket super bikes surely have a place. Their low price makes them attractive. If you are dealing with a reputable dealer, you should have an enjoyable experience buying and running your new super pocket bike.
While these are attractive to kids, as starter bikes, they are real super bikes and you can track the super pocket bike races to see how serious these mini bikes are as a class. Kids on these super pocket rockets should be supervised by adults at all times. Maybe the only way to do that is to buy two, but that sounds like a bargain too.
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