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The crew at a popular Youtube channel called Overdrive just had a blast on a handful of minibikes, putting forth staunch proof that bigger ain’t better – and we’re here for the competition.
The main man of Overdrive is none other than Scott Mansell – a huge automobile aficionado and all-around car nerd who, until now, was very much in keeping with four wheel content.
Based on the pre-circuit grins, we think that’s all about to change.
The team at Overdrive getting in some prime time on a minimoto track. Media sourced from Youtube.
“…For some reason, they’re letting us have a go with hardly any experience on motorbikes,” chuckles Scott, narrating for the coverage on Youtube.
The minimoto machines themselves sport slightly different specs than your generic championship-level bike; the average machine weighs in at around 66lbs and is capable of 13hp and a yoink-happy 128km/h top speed; couple this with the limbo-low 17” seat height, and you’ve got a ripper of a thing that’s just as fun as it is to crash.
The team at Overdrive getting in some prime time on a minimoto track. Media sourced from Youtube.
“Everyone we’ve spoken to has said ‘when you fall off,’ not ‘if’…so a success would be not falling off,” laughs Callum.
If you can’t get the hang of big guys on small bikes, don’t worry – you wouldn’t be the first to be snickering in the bleachers.
“…it’s just funny. It’s just lots of men crouching around a track,” laughs Scott.
What do you think of MiniMoto racing? Would you try one of these teeny trippers out?
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The main man of Overdrive is none other than Scott Mansell – a huge automobile aficionado and all-around car nerd who, until now, was very much in keeping with four wheel content.
Based on the pre-circuit grins, we think that’s all about to change.
The team at Overdrive getting in some prime time on a minimoto track. Media sourced from Youtube.
“…For some reason, they’re letting us have a go with hardly any experience on motorbikes,” chuckles Scott, narrating for the coverage on Youtube.
The minimoto machines themselves sport slightly different specs than your generic championship-level bike; the average machine weighs in at around 66lbs and is capable of 13hp and a yoink-happy 128km/h top speed; couple this with the limbo-low 17” seat height, and you’ve got a ripper of a thing that’s just as fun as it is to crash.
The team at Overdrive getting in some prime time on a minimoto track. Media sourced from Youtube.
“Everyone we’ve spoken to has said ‘when you fall off,’ not ‘if’…so a success would be not falling off,” laughs Callum.
If you can’t get the hang of big guys on small bikes, don’t worry – you wouldn’t be the first to be snickering in the bleachers.
“…it’s just funny. It’s just lots of men crouching around a track,” laughs Scott.
What do you think of MiniMoto racing? Would you try one of these teeny trippers out?
*Media sourced from RideApart*
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