Whether you’re trail riding, banging bars at backyard tracks, or a serious racer lining up at a national pit bike race, investing in high-quality parts is a game changer. Our parts will not only make your 110 more enjoyable to ride and wrench on, but they won’t break, ruining your ride or moto.
Our (and by Our, I mean My) company was founded while I was in high school in 2015. I was a broke highschooler trying to go racing, and as it turned out, we had a machine shop in my school’s basement. I befriended the tech class teachers and spent countless hours making replacement parts for my 110 that I otherwise couldn’t afford. I found out I really enjoyed designing and making parts that just worked well, and it didn’t take long for me to realize I could make money manufacturing and selling these parts. During study hall, lunch, and after school, I was in the shop learning to run the various machines and slinging parts. I guess it’s pretty clear where things went from there.
Fast forward to 2017-2020, I was making parts and wholesaling them to retailers such as TBOLT USA, Keystone Cycle Parts, and Faster Minis, many of whom still stock my parts. This worked well because I was now in college, and this arrangement allowed me to have a flexible schedule in the shop, making stuff while I let retailers handle the sales. I continued to work on my design and manufacturing skills as I made new parts. I have now been running Kinetic MX full-time for almost four years after finishing school in 2020. I have been hesitant to transition into retail, as I wanted to continue to put my effort into design and manufacturing, not sales.
Our (and by Our, I mean My) company was founded while I was in high school in 2015. I was a broke highschooler trying to go racing, and as it turned out, we had a machine shop in my school’s basement. I befriended the tech class teachers and spent countless hours making replacement parts for my 110 that I otherwise couldn’t afford. I found out I really enjoyed designing and making parts that just worked well, and it didn’t take long for me to realize I could make money manufacturing and selling these parts. During study hall, lunch, and after school, I was in the shop learning to run the various machines and slinging parts. I guess it’s pretty clear where things went from there.
Fast forward to 2017-2020, I was making parts and wholesaling them to retailers such as TBOLT USA, Keystone Cycle Parts, and Faster Minis, many of whom still stock my parts. This worked well because I was now in college, and this arrangement allowed me to have a flexible schedule in the shop, making stuff while I let retailers handle the sales. I continued to work on my design and manufacturing skills as I made new parts. I have now been running Kinetic MX full-time for almost four years after finishing school in 2020. I have been hesitant to transition into retail, as I wanted to continue to put my effort into design and manufacturing, not sales.
However, I want this platform to allow me to better connect with the community and the opportunity to offer more customized parts to you, which would otherwise be impractical to sell through a dealer network.
Pit Bikes have been the single biggest influence in my life; my entire career, friend group, and aspirations revolve around two wheels (and small ones at that). I have had the opportunity to travel all over the country racing minibikes. We’re based in Connecticut, and some of the noteworthy trips have been Area 51 in upstate New York, Summit Indoors in Ohio, MMN races at Snake Creek and Tomahawk MX, trips to Pastranaland for the Nitro Circus races, Midamerica Outdoors in Oklahoma, and last but not least our local Masters of Minis Racing series.
Hopefully, I can keep this rolling, as it’s incredible making my passion and also my job.
So yeah, check back frequently to see what I’ve been working on, and keep your eyes peeled for some new content – riding, racing, and in the shop building bikes.
-Teddy