Dirt Bikes
Dirt bikes & pit bikes built for Irish fields
From first-ride 50cc starters to big-wheel 160cc machines for teens and adults — petrol and electric. Every bike is fully assembled and test-ridden before it leaves us, priced in euro, and backed by warranty and parts support here in County Cavan.
The full range
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50cc to 160cc
A machine for every stage — first-timers right through to fast teens and adults.
Fully assembled & tested
Unboxed, built and test-ridden by us before it leaves — no flat-pack surprises.
Warranty & parts backup
Warranty on every machine and spares on the shelf to keep you riding.
Which size fits which rider?
A quick sizing guide — if you're between two sizes, go with the rider's confidence rather than their age.
50cc
Ages 4–8
Low seat, automatic, gentle power delivery and a throttle limiter for first rides.
110–125cc
Ages 9–14
Semi-auto or manual clutch, bigger wheels and real suspension for tracks and fields.
140cc–160cc
Teens & adults
Full manual big-wheel 17"/14" bikes with proper brakes and adult-height ergonomics.
Irish dirt bike buying guide
Most Irish buyers land on one of these three. Compare the starter, the all-rounder and the big-wheel machine, then jump straight to the one that fits.
Best for first bikes (4–8)
KLF PRO 50cc Kids Dirt Bike
50cc · automatic · throttle limiter · low seat
The classic starter. Automatic so there's no clutch to think about, with a limiter to keep the first few weeks slow and steady in the back field.
View this oneBest for growing riders (9–14)
OneMX PX2S 110cc Petrol Dirt Bike
110cc · semi-auto · full suspension
The step up most Irish parents make second. Real suspension and bigger wheels for rough ground, with enough power for longer sessions on a track.
View this oneBest for teens & adults
Junior/Adult BRZ Racing Pro 140cc Big Wheel
140cc · manual clutch · 17"/14" big wheel
Adult-height ergonomics, proper brakes and a manual gearbox. This is the one for a confident teen who has outgrown a pit bike, or an adult riding with them.
View this oneDirt bikes and pit bikes in Ireland
If you've priced a kids' dirt bike from a UK site lately, you'll know the sting: sterling prices, customs charges at the door, and a box of parts landing with an instruction sheet and best of luck. We're an Irish shop selling Irish customers, so every dirt bike and pit bike we stock is priced in euro with VAT included, assembled and test-ridden at our County Cavan base, and covered by a warranty we actually honour ourselves.
Our range covers the full journey — from 50cc automatic starters with throttle limiters for young first-timers, through 110cc and 125cc semi-auto and manual pit bikes for growing riders, up to 140cc and 160cc big-wheel machines for teens and adults. We also stock electric dirt bikes for riders who need something quieter for gardens and built-up areas.
Because we're based in Ireland, support is local. Spares are on the shelf in Cavan, advice is a phone call away, and collection means you leave with a bike that's fuelled, checked and ready. If you're buying for Christmas or a birthday, the Christmas Club lets you pay the bike off week by week with a €100 deposit, no interest and no fees.
Questions we get asked
What size dirt bike suits my child?
As a rough guide: 50cc suits riders around 4–8 years, 110–125cc suits 9–14 years, and 140cc–160cc big-wheel bikes suit confident teens and adults. Inside leg and confidence matter more than age — message us and we'll help you size it.
Do the bikes arrive built?
Yes. Every bike is unboxed, assembled, set up and test-ridden by us before it goes out. No flat-pack, no guesswork.
Is there a warranty?
Every machine comes with a warranty and we keep spares in stock, so if something needs a part we can sort it quickly rather than sending you off to a supplier abroad.
Are these dirt bikes road legal in Ireland?
No — these are off-road dirt bikes and pit bikes for private land use only: fields, tracks and trails with the landowner's permission. They cannot be taxed or insured for Irish public roads.
Petrol or electric — which should I choose?
Electric bikes are quiet, low-maintenance and great for gardens and noise-sensitive areas. Petrol bikes suit longer sessions and bigger fields. We stock both and can talk you through the difference.
Can I pay for a bike weekly?
Yes — our Christmas Club lets you put down a €100 deposit and pay the balance weekly, fortnightly or monthly with no interest and no fees.
Not sure which one to pick?
Between two sizes or not sure where to start? Call us on 089 262 7647 or call in to us in County Cavan — we'll match the bike to the rider, and the Christmas Club lets you pay it off week by week.