The smallest model in Kawasaki’s dual sport family, the KLX230 gets even smaller with the KLX230 S, great for small riders and beginners.

Kawasaki’s popular 233cc four-stroke platform also comes in a supermoto trim, ready to take dual sport capability to the street for a fun urban runabout.

Kawasaki’s playbike fixture, the KLX110R is popular with beginners and with the backyard pitbike scene. Available in two sizes, with auto or manual clutch.

Yamaha’s midsize TT-R125LE trail bike offers an easy, comfortable ride for beginners and casual riders, making this no-frills playbike a widely popular option.

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Yamaha’s YZ250FX ups the ante for 2025 with improved off-road capability, an all-new chassis, revised suspension, and new traction control system.

The venerable PW50 is where so many riders get their start. The entry-level two-stroke is the smallest and easiest to ride of Yamaha’s dirt bike family.

Yamaha’s largest trail bike is close to a full-size chassis, but the TT-R230’s slightly compact dimensions add up to a fun and easy ride for teens and adults.

The YZ125X brings the X factor to Yamaha’s popular 125cc two-stroke with a wider-ratio transmission, 18-inch rear wheel, softer suspension, and kickstand.