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beginner bike
Ive been looking into bikes for a while now.. still debating on whether to get one or not .. i want one bad.. its just the money issue.
Whats a good begginer bike.. doenst have to be fast.. I dont want something real small though. 190 at 6 foot. My friend has a zx6 which felt nice.. 1998 i belive.. not sure. And price range.. of course i want the cheapest price range posible.. years rangin from 94 to whatever is fine.. i just want something to ride around
Whats a good begginer bike.. doenst have to be fast.. I dont want something real small though. 190 at 6 foot. My friend has a zx6 which felt nice.. 1998 i belive.. not sure. And price range.. of course i want the cheapest price range posible.. years rangin from 94 to whatever is fine.. i just want something to ride around
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There are seriously a million bikes to start on.
Some people start on 900's, some on 600's, etc.
I just started riding about a month ago on a Ninja 250. I didn't want to start big because it was my first time riding EVER basically, and I didn't want to put my ego before my safety and get a 600 or something.
Im 6'2 and I weigh like 150 lbs, so the 250 is great for me.
You could start on a Honda CBR600 f2/f3, a Yamaha R6, Kawi Ninja zx6, Ninja 250, just whatever you feel comfortable on.
Some people start on 900's, some on 600's, etc.
I just started riding about a month ago on a Ninja 250. I didn't want to start big because it was my first time riding EVER basically, and I didn't want to put my ego before my safety and get a 600 or something.
Im 6'2 and I weigh like 150 lbs, so the 250 is great for me.
You could start on a Honda CBR600 f2/f3, a Yamaha R6, Kawi Ninja zx6, Ninja 250, just whatever you feel comfortable on.
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A 250 would be right for you, except for the suspension. A ninja's springs are a little light for someone your size, they make me hurt sometimes and you've got 50odd pounds on me.
Perhaps if you could find one with an ex500 spring in the rear, you'd be good to go.
Perhaps if you could find one with an ex500 spring in the rear, you'd be good to go.
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Re: beginner bike (honda95civic)
ex500/ 500r. kawasaki, same bike name changed recently. Buy an older one, it's the same as the brand new one you'll find at the dealer. or you can buy my ninja if you're in MD
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