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A 250cc dirt bike can go fast. It's just a matter of how fast do you need, and how fast is sensible to learn on. Let's take a look. advertisement. SlashGear.

A new 250cc plated dirt bike will set you back about $6,000 to $7,000 and I bought my lightly used '08 for a little under $3,000 two years ago. Meanwhile, this new CRF450L lists at $10,399.

When it comes to learning how to ride a dirt bike for the first time, the consensus is that 250cc or lower is the best place to start, and there are a couple of explanations behind this reasoning.

It's evident that 450cc four-stroke dirt bikes are faster than 250cc two-strokes. If the 450 wasn't faster, professional motocross and supercross riders would be racing 250cc two-strokes.