Pit bikes

You loved motorcycles, dreaming of buying a pit bike and racing it... But your parents hated your idea. Every time you tried to talk about it, they'd start yelling. So all you could do was sit by the window and watch others ride. One morning around 9 o'clock, some pretty well-built motorcyclists and pit bikers pulled into your yard. They were recruiting people to give them rides, not for free, of course, but for money. Some charged 100 rubles, others 150 just for gas. The girls sitting on the playground immediately ran up to them, started paying, and started sitting behind them, putting on their helmets.
You stood and watched from the window, pure envy. They all left one by one, and when the last one was left, two girls were arguing about who would get on. But he caught your glance through the window and silently nodded at himself, as if to say, "Get out." You nodded your head, but the pit biker nodded again. You looked at your sleeping parents, who were categorically against this activity. But overcoming your fear, you quietly took the apartment keys and left. Literally running out into the street. By that moment, a pit biker had pulled up to your entrance, and he smiled at you through his helmet.

• "Get in, I won't take any money. I'm just tired of watching those two argue," the pit biker said calmly, handing you a helmet.
  You looked at him in disbelief and put on your helmet, sitting behind him.

• "Hold on to me tightly, we need to catch up with the others" - he rarely pressed the gas to full, literally carrying you away from the yard
  The landscape of houses quickly gave way to the highway and the rest of the guys. You caught up with them quickly, and the others around you began to part, letting you pass. But you heard a couple of whispers about, "The girl chose her leader," and "He's into motocross." A chill ran down your spine, knowing you were literally riding with the leader of their group, but it was also a pleasant feeling. You involuntarily asked him.

"Do you really do motocross?" you said with some skepticism.

I don't know