Mini Bike Parts

  At first glance, it is the mini bike gas tank that catches your attention when you see a bike. The reason why this component stands out is that given how small and compact a mini bike is, when you are riding the gas tank is what can be seen clearly and not the fork, engine, and shiny suspensions as in a standard motorcycle. This aspect is taken advantage of by the manufacturers when introducing new models every year to stay competitive in the market. Instead of investing a fortune to set up new production lines to radically change the engine, transmission, or frame, a few cosmetic changes in the design and shape of the mini bike gas tank can dramatically alter the looks and total setup of a new model when compared to the previous one.   A mini bike gas tank is typically made either of metal or plastic - ·        Metal: It is either steel or aluminum. Metal is highly temperature-resistance, strong, and durable and can withstand very higher temperatures of the fuel when driven

  While it is hard to distinguish the material from which a mini bike frame is built above the paint, the frames are not standardized. But what is common between frames of mini bikes is the capacity to carry a lot of weight while being very light. Hence, the material for a mini bike frame depends a great deal on the purpose of the mini bike like whether it is used for road cruising, dirt track racing, or more. Here are some of the most-used materials for mini bike frames . ·         High-tensile Carbon Steel: Steel is the most common material for a mini bike frame. High tensile carbon steel is strong and durable but not light in weight. ·         Chromoly: This too is strong and durable but it is very light steel. The advantage is that Chromoly provides good flex while maintaining its form and is hence ideal for dirt or off-road riding. ·         Aluminum: The metal has been used for designing mini bike frames for generations as it is not expensive thereby lowering the cost o