Hilo Everyone! I'm a bike virgin. :p Lets be friends!

Getting a bike has always been on my mind for quite some time now. First, i need to get my license and actually learn how to ride. I plan to take a class when I have time. I just have a couple of questions so I know what i'm getting into. I'm a light weight, so whats a good bike to start off with? Also, is it difficult to learn?? :bounce

easy to learn with the lessons, start on a smaller bike to begin with and you will get the most out of your journey.......and welcome :clap: :thumbup:

:hello: :welcome: Make sure to take the MSF course.. and it's not hard at all...

Wa Shup! :thumbup: Welcome!

welcome to the site and to motorcycles!!! once u learn u will never want to stop

read the stickeys at the top of this section please. they will help a bunch.

any bike type in particular??

i started on a suzuki sv650s and i loved it for about 200 miles and then i was ready for my 600! i had never riden before and i've been good so far

i would go with a suzuki burgman 400. nice comfy ride, reasonably priced, and damn good lookin!!!!!

sorry, virgins are too much work

start with something small...my brother stated with his 07 600 and he is doing great for never even riding before that bike! Welcome to the site:thumbup:

thanks everyone! Im getting a lot of great info! Thanks!

not hard at all...after the calls you will be riding in no time..just ride your own ride and you will be fine

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Welcome! Start with the MSF course then get a bike ASAP while it is fresh. I started on a Suzuki GS500F, nice to learn on, and not bad looking. Also get a used bike so when you drop it in the driveway, and you will drop it, you don't cry as hard as if it was new. I had only been on a dirt bike and four-wheeler maybe a dozen times before. If you have never had your own bike don't start with a GSXR. I worked on my skills for a while on the 500 then when I got board moved up. Keep us updated.

I started out on my GSXR 600 with my only experienc ebeing once around hte block on my buddies Ninja 650s a few weeks before and I did fine. Took the MSF course right away also. In general though, and the advice I give my sister and other friends, start out on something like a Ninja 250 or 500 depending on how well u trust urself. Thats my advice, MSF all the way though.

Welcome!:)