@rampedracing: Dont forget what company does it best 😉 #surron #emoto #electric #cleanest #ebike

Maddex Ludlow :

Sponsor im the x3 pc soon

Jabko💫 :

whats the difference in chrome vinyl holographic and white?

8️⃣2️⃣ :

What controller?

yozm.jsn :

W ramped

evan_lbx :

Trynna sponsor

81v_Ian ⚡️ :

Clean build 🔥🔥

abdullah :

if I buy the 19/16 rims, will I get the wheels ?

TsdRides :

crazy how it went from this to that

𝖇𝖆𝖗𝖗𝖊𝖙𝖙 :

Thought you said u sold it

surron.matt :

76o_zee :

The two triangles was all I needed to see

Kxriffty :

Cleanest surron ever no cap

lorenzocruz :

cleanest out🧼

Voxtro (5,2) :

hi

Jabko💫 :

silver rims would be beautiful on this lbx

𝖇𝖆𝖗𝖗𝖊𝖙𝖙 :

WS riding :

Mine is cleaner

LIOU_Ebike_Ali :

⚡🚀

Diesel Jungnitsch :

🧼

Voxtro (5,2) :

🔥

Lbx.Gabe :

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

72v_x3® :

🔥🔥🔥

Otis :

Dirt bikes are often seen as exciting and adventurous, especially for young riders. Many kids are drawn to the thrill of riding fast over rough terrain and performing jumps. Advertisements and social media sometimes make dirt biking look easy and harmless. However, despite their popularity, dirt bikes can be extremely dangerous for children. Because of the high risk of injury, the level of skill required, and the long-term safety concerns, kids should not ride dirt bikes. First, dirt bikes are powerful machines. Even smaller models designed for youth can reach high speeds. When a child is riding something with that much power, one small mistake can quickly turn into a serious accident. In addition, dirt bikes are built for rough and unpredictable terrain. Trails often include rocks, mud, steep hills, and sudden drops. These obstacles require advanced handling skills that many kids simply do not have yet. Another concern is reaction time. Children and young teens are still developing physically and mentally. They may not react quickly enough if another rider crosses their path or if they hit a patch of loose gravel. Balance and coordination also play a major role. Dirt bikes are heavier than regular bicycles, and controlling them requires strength and stability. A child who loses balance can easily tip over. Injuries from dirt bike accidents can be severe. Falls at high speeds can result in broken arms, broken legs, concussions, or even more serious injuries. Protective gear helps, but it does not eliminate all risk. Head injuries are especially concerning. Even with a helmet, crashes can cause concussions. Brain injuries at a young age can affect learning, memory, and long-term health. There is also the issue of peer pressure. Kids may feel encouraged to ride faster or attempt risky stunts to impress their friends. This can lead to dangerous decisions that increase the chance of getting hurt. Supervision is not always enough to prevent accidents. Even when adults are nearby, crashes can happen in seconds. A parent cannot always stop a child from making a split-second mistake. Weather conditions add another layer of danger. Wet or muddy trails make tires

surron.joel :

SELL ME THE CHI FOR 1.1k💔