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    50cc Quad Bikes - Perfect For Beginners And Younger Riders

    Last updated 1 day 22 hours ago

    Quad biking is an activity that can be enjoyed by people of diverse ages and abilities, with smaller and less powerful 50cc quad bikes being well suited to beginners.

    Best quad bikes for beginners

    Engine size is one of the most important criteria to look for when choosing your first quad bike, as bikes above 200cc may be too powerful and too quick to accelerate, as well as more difficult to control.

    50cc quad bikes may feel limiting to more experienced riders, or people who are used to riding motorbikes and other vehicles, but these less powerful quads can be just the thing for less confident riders and children.

    Safety precautions

    When it comes to children and quad biking, safety is of paramount concern, and you need to ensure that anyone riding quad bikes under your care understands how to operate the controls. Personal protective equipment also needs to be worn at all times, and quad bikes should never be loaded over capacity with items, as this increases the risk of rollovers. Even small quad bikes can cause serious injuries or fatalities when they run out of control, and it's not recommended that anyone under 16 years of age rides quad bikes unsupervised.

    50cc quad bikes in Perth

    Perth Quad Bikes sells, hires and services 50cc quad bikes in Perth, as well as other types of quad bikes, dirt bikes and pit bikes. Call 08 6555 3768 for more information about choosing quad bikes for beginners.

    Dirt Biking – The Basics

    Last updated 9 days ago

    Riding dirt bikes can be a highly enjoyable activity, whether you're competing on a professional basis or looking for an activity for the weekend.

    What Is Dirt Biking?

    Dirt biking is an all-terrain motor sport that takes place on off road circuits not accessible to regular traffic.

    The bikes that participate in these activities are typically lightweight and designed to ride over rough surfaces, and various models are available - from four-stroke bikes suited to beginners and casual riders to two-strokes that are trickier to handle and recommended for experts. Dirt biking is also often characterised by stunts, particularly jumps, which can take time and practice to perfect.

    Dirt Bike Safety

    Dirt biking can be a dangerous activity when safety precautions are not taken to protect riders and ensure they are sufficiently trained to operate the vehicle. It's essential that protective equipment is worn at all times, and that all speed limits and other regulations are adhered to, not only for your own safety but also that of other riders and bystanders. It's also recommended to take a mobile phone, water and snacks with you in a pack or bag, if you're planning on riding in more remote areas.

    Dirt Bikes And Quad Bikes In Perth

    Perth Quad Bikes sells quad bikes and dirt bikes in Perth, as well as riding apparel, parts and related products. Call 08 6555 3768 to find out more about dirt bikes available, or to arrange servicing for your bike.

    How To Fit A Dirt Bike Or Quad Bike Helmet

    Last updated 22 days ago

    A helmet is the most important piece of safety equipment you can wear when riding a dirt bike or quad bike. With such a variety of helmet types it can be difficult to know which helmet to choose. However, the key factor for deciding on a motorbike helmet must be that it fits you properly and securely. But how do you correctly fit yourself with a helmet?

    This short video runs through the basics for making sure your helmet is fitted for maximum safety.

    To begin, grip the helmet on either side, holding the straps clear, and slide the helmet over your head. Ideally, it should be a tight squeeze to get the helmet on and you should be able to feel the helmet against every part of your head. Wear the helmet for a few minutes at least, but preferably longer, to allow you to get a feel for the helmet. Use this time to check if the helmet is pressing too tightly on your temples or if it is loose against any part of your head. Remember, a new helmet will expand slightly with use. Also, ensure that if you wear glasses that there is enough room in the helmet to be comfortable.

    Next secure the strap under your chin. This should secure the helmet so that if you try to pull the helmet up it doesn’t shift. Rotate your head side to side, to check that the helmet doesn’t shift or slide. Also, ensure that your vision isn’t impaired by the helmet, particularly your peripheral vision.

    By ensuring that the safety helmet fits snuggly to your head and is securely fastened, you can be sure that it will work correctly and provide the maximum level of safety possible.

    Quad bikes in Perth

    Perth Quad Bikes specialise in the sale and hire of quad bikes of all sizes. They also provide parts and servicing for quad bikes and dirt bikes, and stock a wide range of riding apparel and accessories, so for all your quad bike needs, give them a call on (08) 6555 3768.

    Tips For Choosing The Right Type Of Quad Bike

    Last updated 1 month ago

    At first glance, the range of quad bikes available can be overwhelming. However, at its most basic level, there are two key questions that you must answer that will help you to decide which quad bike is best for you: what is the purpose of your quad bike, and how powerful does it need to be?

    Which Quad Bike?

    There are two main purposes for quad bikes – recreational and utility – and the purpose of your quad bike will help to determine which one is best for you. Essentially, the key difference is the utility quad bike is designed for work tasks and the recreational quad bike is for racing and fun. By talking to your local dealer, and drawing upon their expertise, they can help you choose the right type of quad bike for you.

    The utility quad bike is typically a four-wheel drive vehicle with a larger frame and has practical accessories like trays and towing fittings. These bikes are ideal for farmers, campers and hunters who may need to transport equipment on a tray or tow trailers and other large objects.

    Recreational quad bikes tend to be two-wheel drive and have a smaller frame, ideal for racing or just having fun exploring the great outdoors. For younger kids, a 50cc quad bike is the perfect starting point to learn the skills required. As they grow and become more confident they can progress to 110cc quad bikes and start putting their skills to the test on the racetrack. For adults, quad bikes range in engine size up to 1000cc or more, providing plenty of power and speed.

    One final important difference between different types of quad bikes is that some are road legal and others are strictly for off-road use. If you wish to take the quad bike on the road, even just to cross roads, the rider must have a licence and the vehicle needs to be registered, which means it must have features that typical off-road quad bikes don’t have, like lights, mirrors and horns. Also consider the brand and warranty offerings of the various vehicles. The ability to replace parts and get services may help with later resale when kids outgrow smaller quad bikes.

    Quad bikes in Perth

    Perth Quad Bikes specialise in the sale and hire of quad bikes of all sizes. They also provide parts and servicing for quad bikes and dirt bikes, and stock a wide range of riding apparel and accessories, so for all your quad bike needs, give them a call on 08 6555 3768.

    Wearing A Properly Fitted Safety Helmet – Quad Bike Hire Perth

    Last updated 1 month ago

    If you're looking for quad bike sales, hire and servicing in Perth, talk to Perth Quad Bikes. Today we discuss safety helmets.

    When quad biking or dirt biking, the most important factors for safety is wearing the correct helmet. A safety helmet is a vital piece of any rider’s equipment and ensuring it fits correctly and is secured is essential for it to work effectively.

    Safety First

    Studies have repeatedly shown that wearing a safety helmet greatly reduces the likelihood of death and brain injury in an accident. There is also mounting evidence that helmets can reduce the likelihood of cervical spinal injury.

    Choosing the correct safety helmet means selecting one that fits your head comfortably and securely. The helmet must fit tightly if it is to provide proper safety protection. The helmet should fit so closely that you’re able to feel contact with the helmet all the way around your head without it being painful. Any gaps between your head and the helmet mean your head is not encased correctly and could allow the helmet to slip or shift in an accident. You may need to try on a number of helmets to ensure you find the right one for your unique head shape.

    Next, adjust the strap so that it secures firmly under you chin. You should not feel any shifting of the helmet when you try to lift the helmet or turn your head. An unsecured strap can allow the helmet to slip or dislodge and won’t provide sufficient protection in an accident. With your helmet on, check your vision is not impaired. When you look up you should just be able to see the very edge of the helmet. Also, check your peripheral vision isn’t obscured.

    Make sure your helmet meets the appropriate Australian standards. Always secure your helmet correctly when using it to ensure that you are getting the proper protection from your safety helmet.

    Quad Bikes In Perth

    Perth Quad Bikes specialise in the sale and hire of quad bikes of all sizes. They also provide parts and servicing for quad bikes and dirt bikes, and stock a wide range of riding apparel and accessories, so for all your quad bike needs, give them a call on 08 6555 3768.

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