Essential Any motorcycle riders here? (Official Motorcycle Thread)

[Givethanks]

My boy got his first bike a few years back, he started with a 650cc bike. I wanna get a bike and I heard you should start with something small like 250-300cc, is this true brehs?

 

[BBG]

My boy got his first bike a few years back, he started with a 650cc bike. I wanna get a bike and I heard you should start with something small like 250-300cc, is this true brehs?

Maybe if you're a fakkit I started with a 636 and had no major accidents.


I do suggest, however, that if you buy new to please please please take off the OEM fairings. Buy aftermarket so when you inevitably drop the bike you won't damage the original fairings, which a set can easily cost over $1500 as opposed to an aftermarket set of around $400

 

[Smokee Robinson]

You know I never cared for electric cars, but I'm down with electric bikes. On some Tron Legacy shyt

Can't lie I love hearing the exhaust on a bike but this electric one is raw af especially when it transformed for the ergonomics for commuting vs sport riding

 

[Smokee Robinson]

My boy got his first bike a few years back, he started with a 650cc bike. I wanna get a bike and I heard you should start with something small like 250-300cc, is this true brehs?

Man get a bike bruh.. You can do 300 but you'll probably get rid of it in like 2 months . I'm still in my first year I got a 650 perfect power for new or experienced riders. What kind of motorcycle you looking at?

 

[Ezekiel 25:17]

My boy got his first bike a few years back, he started with a 650cc bike. I wanna get a bike and I heard you should start with something small like 250-300cc, is this true brehs?

650 is inbtween 200/300 and 600.

You'll outgrow a 200/300 fast and depending on your size you won't be comfortable. I was just looking at the Honda CBR650F which was pretty quick, but not overwhelming.

 

[Givethanks]

Man get a bike bruh.. You can do 300 but you'll probably get rid of it in like 2 months . I'm still in my first year I got a 650 perfect power for new or experienced riders. What kind of motorcycle you looking at?

My neighbour's selling their Kawasaki ninja 300 for like 2k. She's a big girl and said it's too small for her

 

[WaveCapsByOscorp™]

Will be visiting this thread over this coming year. Been talking about getting a bike but now imma make it happen...

 

[Smokee Robinson]

My neighbour's selling their Kawasaki ninja 300 for like 2k. She's a big girl and said it's too small for her

Maybe get it they can drop the price another 500 or something then you can sell it later for 2k

 

[WaveCapsByOscorp™]

Can someone direct me to a comprehensive site for bike information? Like for questions for first time riders/buyers, like a need to know guide on line?

 

[Smokee Robinson]

Can someone direct me to a comprehensive site for bike information? Like for questions for first time riders/buyers, like a need to know guide on line?

YouTube is good for info
They both have a website too

 

[MR. SNIFLES]

My boy got his first bike a few years back, he started with a 650cc bike. I wanna get a bike and I heard you should start with something small like 250-300cc, is this true brehs?

PLAY IT SAFE. BUY A CHEAP 300CC TO LEARN ON. RIDE THAT UNTIL YOU CAN PASS THE ADVANCED RIDING COURSE ON IT.

 

[Smokee Robinson]

Just got back from my 1st ride of 2020 .. Its been a minute. Y'all been bringing the bikes out yet

 

[shutterguy]

Sold my '98 Honda SuperHawk 996 last week. Time to shop for a RC51 and a RSV4 Factory APRC.

 

[Brock Landers]

Sold my '98 Honda SuperHawk 996 last week. Time to shop for a RC51 and a RSV4 Factory APRC.

You won't be disappointed

 

[shutterguy]

You won't be disappointed

We had a '14 at the dealership I work at, I took it out for an evening, it took my soul that evening. Ridiculous endless power, acceleration was insane, I was sold.