New Rider’s Advice!?!

I recently got into bikes and what not. I have not type of experience although I did ride an older Honda 200. From my extensive researching I’ve read that the Suzuki 300/400 was a good beginner bike and so was the yami R3. But recently I was told the CBR 500 would be a good in between bike. I don’t want a bike that’ll get boring within a few month or years. Any advice??


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Good advice. Any of those are good. All would be exciting. The cheaper the better.

I think if you took every kind of safety when you got into a bike so there nothing to the problem. I must tell you that when you are riding a bike, you need a helmet, gloves, jacket, pant, shoe, earplugs, etc. Custom earplugs give you complete safety from the motorcycle's sound. That means a bike make up 70 decibels sound, which effects on your ear and you can lose your standard hearing capability. So please be careful, take care.
Thanks

Thanks for the advice. I was planning on taking one once I got the bike. If it helps any I’m 6’4 and about 178 pounds.


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Thanks for the help guys!


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Ditto what they said previously. At your height, you have to find a bike that fits you. "Crotch Rocket" bikes are nimble and quick, but may be tight on you. Cruiser style bikes are more adaptable to anyone's size. And just FYI, BMW bikes, especially the older ones, are made for taller riders. Read "Zen & the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance" and you may be hooked on Beemer! If I were your size, I'd look around for an old BMW R-series bike, probably in the 600cc or so range, to snag cheap for my first ride. Not too hard to self-maintain, good seat position (for you) and a classic machine. You may want to keep it, even after going "bigger".

Good luck & ride free!

I think if you have no experience of riding a bike but if you have a lot of energy in your mind so you can do it.
But, you must take proper safety. All kind of accessories you must use.

What happens if I put earplugs in my ear when I am riding a motorcycle? Besides the head and the body, it is also necessary for all of us to give the safety of our ear.

Alax, enough about ear plugs already! Do you even ride, or just sell safety equipment? Tell us about your bike or favorite rides or something other than nagging us like a mother-wanna-be. I think I can safely speak for all here that we don't need another mother.

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