The pocketbike, also known as minimoto or mini-bike, was created in Japan in the 1970s. Gradually, its popularity as an inexpensive, exciting racing vehicle spread, and it became one of the fastest-growing two-wheeled motor sports in Europe. Typically powered by average garden tool engines, there was definitely room for development. And in the 1980s and 90s, Italian and Dutch mechanics transformed them into powerful racers capable of reaching speeds of 60 miles per hour. Today, pocketbikes are raced in several different classes and by children from age 7 to adults.

As European television stations grant more airtime to the sport, awareness of pocketbike racing is also growing in the US. With the help of US National and Regional Racing Associations, Pocketbike Dealers, and US Importers, American pocketbike racers hope that attention will grow.

Texas Pocketbike racing association was founded in 2005 as a
non-profit organization. TPBRA is committed to providing a
safe and fun environment for pocketbike riding and racing.

President : Stuart Siroky	Vice President: Mike Kielbasa
Secretary : Choon Gan	Treasurer : Mike Griffin

Board Members:

Jim Adams	Jimmer Adams
Todd Gavin

2008 Schedule

Date             Event

Feb.  Fri. 1 I.R. Prac. 6-10pm

March Fri. 7 I.R. Prac. 6-10pm	

April Fri. 4 I.R. Prac. 6-10pm	

May   Fri. 2 I.R. Prac. 6-10pm	

June  Fri. 6 I.R. Prac. 6-10pm	

July  Fri. 4 I.R. Prac. 6-10pm	

Aug.  Fri. 1 I.R. Prac. 6-10pm	

Sept  Fri. 5 I.R. Prac. 6-10pm	

Oct.  Fri. 3 I.R. Prac. 6-10pm

Nov.  Fri. 7 I.R. Prac. 6-10pm  

Dec.  Fri. 5 I.R. Prac. 6-10pm