Commuting On A Dirt Bike

My first bike was a 2005 yamaha xt225 and by the time i got my riding confidence up i re.

Commuting on a dirt bike. I already have a standard mountain bike and set the gears similar to a dirt jumper but its just too slow. What really concerns me are the small gears. And because it s not an actual supermoto but a one of a kind real bike dirt bike mash up with a 937cc desmo twin engine you can happily ride it on the freeway for thousands of miles before it. Commuting means peak traffic hours and more seat time which means your chances of being in an accident crash go up.

For a longer commute of 15 or 20 miles you need a road bike. Very rarely i might hit a few dirt trails or jumps but there just aren t many in my area. My best advice is to try out your commute on a saturday or sunday to see if you can handle the distance and make sure it s a safe route he says. Besides good riding practices and staying alert keeping yourself visible and getting noticed not in a wheelie sort of way is the best thing you can do.

And i m not really looking for a commute bike just something to ride around the neighborhood with. I need some advice on which dirt bike to get but first let me explain my situation. And pick the right bike for your commute.