FRP Mini Bikes: A Look At Their Max Speed
FRP is known in the motorcycle world for making tiny mini bikes, all of which are pretty fast for their size.
The origins of the mini bike hobby date back to the 1950s, when DIY enthusiasts attached lawn mower engines to homemade frames.
The mini-biking industry has matured, with multiple pricing and engine segments, including:
- Affordable 50cc to 100cc models for families and first-time riders
- A middle tier for recreational enthusiasts seeking more torque and better suspension
- An upper segment with faster competition-grade pit bikes and race-spec engines exceeding 150 cc
America's obsession with pint-sized motorcycles — or mini bikes — is not a new phenomenon.
Author's summary: FRP mini bikes offer varying speeds across models.
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