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What are good street motorcycles to start on? |
Im thinking of getting the Ninja 250 but are what are some older 250's or so that are also good starter bikes? Im a begginer and 18 years old what do you guys suggest? if i were u, i'd do some research on how much a sport bike...even a 250 ninja will cost u being 18, and a rookie that doesnt have the endorsement. u'll be in for a surprize. u would be better off getting a used bike for almost cash instead of biting off a big high interest bank loan. A lot of people start on 250cc's. If you want to go that way, try a Suzuki Goose. It's a naked street bike that's got good power and sporty, but easy handling. You may want to try out a 400cc, it's just a little bigger, but you'll be able to keep it longer and not bore of it right away. I would suggest leaving the sport bikes alone until you have more experience. Any cruiser in the 250 to 450 cc range is a good starter bike. Buy a used bike and ride it for a year or two then sell it and upgrade to a sport bike, you will gain valuable riding experience and the bike will not depreciate at much as a new bike would. Starter, Harley 883. Then a Heritage Softtail or Honda GOldwing when you get good at riding. yamaha motard 660 xtx single they are forgiving and easy to handle wish i still had it 2nd bike i owned My 15 year old has a Ninja 250. It's fine for him, but I'm now noticing he will want to move on next year. But the 250 is a great learner bike, holds its value well. It's also easy to work on and easy to find parts for. If you get an older Ninja 250 for your starter bike, then you can ride it for one season, then get most of your money back when you want a bigger bike. For an 18 year old, you will definitely want to move quickly into a larger bike. The Ninja 250 isn't a wimp or anything...it's just a small bike. If you've had some riding experience at all, you might want to skip the Ninja 250 and go a little larger. |
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