It is highly dependent on the situation honestly.
Dirt bikes can go faster and further than a horse, people can also become very complacent about how 'safe' dirt bikes are. People are also to likely ride the dirt bike on a main road where they would not venture with a horse. People often flip the bike, get run over, or have accidents on dirt bikes. There is an average of 245 deaths per year from dirt bikes alone and an estimated 4,462 per year for all motorbikes.
Horses are large animals with a flight instinct and don't always act predictably. A horse can buck, rear, bolt or flip over in an instant if they feel threatened. They may also go on the attack either on purpose or out of fear and hurt a human. There is an average of 100 deaths per year caused by horses in all activities.
it depends what your doing, with the bike and the horse but I would have to say horses are more dangrious beause they are unpredicktible and you can't always control them like a bike.
both because with a horse it would depend that if it has been trained like for a race but on a average horse then a dirt bike if faster but see with a dirt bike it depends on the type of engine it has because if the engine is beat up the yes 100% would the horse beat it but if it was a good engine the yes the dirt bike would win but on average it would probably turn out to be the dirt bike would win.
The size or displacement of the engine, 50cc versus 125cc.
i do not think there is a 2006 crf150r
About 2.5 hp
None for real
Seized engine?
you do not have to have a dirt bike liscense dumbazz
There is not a single dirt bike sportsman who is credited for inventing dirt bike tricks. A lot of dirt bike riding is freestyle.
No, it is illegal to ride a dirt bike on the street but you can ride it on a trail or dirt bike track.
It's made out of dirt obviously hence the name dirt bike.
depends if you are wearing the protection for a dirt bike that is needed
who was the first dirt bike rider