Fastest Dirt Bikes in the World

For bikes intended to convey thrills off cleared streets, achieving rankling high speeds might appear like an untimely idea. Hops, slips, and ascensions give enough fervor to years of earth bicycle riding.On the other hand, there is no ceasing the rush of quickening to top rates on an open stretch of area. Soil bicycles with full go dirt road romping capacities can oversee speeds well more than 100 mph with the right rider and conditions. Here are the five speediest earth engine bicycles on the planet.

BMW 1200 GS Adventure (125 mph)

At a tested top speed around 125 mph, there are few bikes that compete in the same league as the BMW 1200 GS Adventure. Built as a super-fast bike that can tackle any off-road conditions, this BMW is a ferocious yet versatile dirt rider. It packs 125 hp and 92 lb-ft of torque, which makes it the most powerful bike on this list by far — though at 573 pounds, it’s also the heaviest.

This weight makes the 1200 GS Adventure harder to fly, yet the overwhelming 1193cc engine provides stability in uneven terrain. Like the HP4 known for sport competition, the power pushes it to the next dimension. A top speed of 125 mph makes it the segment winner.

KTM 450 SX-F (123 mph)

KTM is always producing bikes challenging for fastest two-wheeler on the planet. In the dirt bike category, the 450 SX-F was a Motcross Champion under rider Ryan Dungey. The 449cc engine is used to power a bike weighing just 237 pounds. Equipped with the right rider, KTM 450 bikes can win races among any sprinting dirt bikes. With a top speed of 123 mph, KTM’s SX-F sits in a class few bikes can enter. The KTM 500 models hit the same mark in ideal conditions.

ATK Intimidator (approx. 110 mph)

Whether packing the Maico 620 or 700 engine, the limited edition ATK Intimidator has always been in the running for fastest dirt bike in the world. The 700 houses a 685cc two-stroke engine capable of 78 hp for a bike with a dry weight of just 238 pounds. Compared to the fastest dirt bikes that have ever been tested, an ATK Intimidator would have a clear edge with the right modifications. Racers have pushed the 700 Intimidator to speeds over 110 mph. It seems like only a matter of time before that gets pushed above the record mark.

Kawasaki KX 450F (89 mph)

Always a direct challenger to the Honda CRF 450R, the Kawasaki KX 450F also packs a 449cc engine capable of stunning acceleration with a curb weight of 248 pounds. Riders have made this bike a winner on countless occasions in Motocross competition. The furious acceleration allows for  quoted top speed of 89 mph on open stretches of land. Kawasaki calls it “the bike that builds champions” for a reason.

Honda CRF 450R (87 mph)

Many dirt bike enthusiasts say the Honda CRF 450R can beat any other dirt bike in a race with the right rider in control. Honda’s 2014 model brings in more oil flow for better response from the air fork while shaving 2 pounds off the curb weight, bringing it down to 243 pounds. The result is a bike made to win races with agility and surperior handling.

The 449cc liquid-cooled engine provides the power when there is a straight shot for riders. Racers have hit 87 mph riding the CFR 450R, which makes it one of the fastest bikes on the planet.