Kids Dirt Bikes for Sale — Pit Bikes from $850

Kids dirt bikes from 50cc to 125cc starting at $850. Pit bikes for ages 5–14 with training wheel option. Free Philly pickup.

A kid's first dirt bike should be small enough that they can flat-foot the ground, light enough to pick up if it falls, and cheap enough to forgive the dings of learning. ScooterLand USA stocks 20+ kids dirt bikes from 50cc to 125cc starting at $850, all assembled, PDI'd, and ready to ride the day you pick them up.

We carry both fully-automatic 50cc starter bikes for ages 5–8 and semi-automatic 70cc–125cc bikes for older kids who are ready to learn shifting without the stall-out of a clutch.

How to size a kid's dirt bike

Have your child sit on the bike with both feet flat on the ground. If they can't reach, the bike is too big. 50cc bikes typically have a 22–24" seat height for ages 5–8, 70cc runs 26–28" for ages 7–10, 110cc runs 28–30" for ages 9–12, and 125cc pit bikes hit 30–32" for ages 11–14. Bring your kid to the Philadelphia showroom — we'll fit them in 5 minutes.

Automatic vs. semi-auto vs. manual

Fully automatic (50cc) means twist and go — no shifter, no clutch, just throttle. Semi-auto (70cc–125cc) has a foot shifter for gears 1–4 but no hand clutch — kids can't stall it. Manual (rare on kids bikes) has both. For a first bike, automatic is best for kids under 8, semi-auto for 8–14.

What gear you actually need

Mandatory: a DOT or Snell helmet, goggles, long pants, closed-toe shoes (preferably boots). Strongly recommended: gloves, chest protector, knee/shin guards. Total cost for a full kid's gear set runs $80–$200 depending on quality. We sell helmets and gloves in-store; we'll point you to the best local source for armored gear.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What's the youngest age for a dirt bike?

Most kids can start on a 50cc fully-automatic dirt bike around age 5–6 with training wheels and adult supervision. Without training wheels, age 7+ is typical once they can balance a bicycle without help.

Are these gas or electric?

All of our kids dirt bikes are 4-stroke gas engines. We do carry electric scooters and e-bikes if you want a quieter, lower-maintenance option, but for traditional dirt-bike feel and sound, gas wins.

Do I need a license for a kids dirt bike in PA?

No license is needed for off-road / private-property riding at any age. Public trail riding requires the rider to complete a free PA off-road safety course and wear a DOT helmet.

How tall does my kid need to be?

Bring them to the showroom or call us with their inseam measurement. Generally: 22–24" inseam for 50cc, 26" for 70cc, 28" for 110cc, 30" for 125cc. Both feet should touch the ground flat.

What if they outgrow the bike in a year?

Kids dirt bikes hold their resale value well — most parents recoup 60–70% of purchase price after a year. We also offer trade-in credit toward your next bike.