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I am a new rider and want to buy a bike once I finish the training. I am looking to get a sports bike
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I agree with NijaRacer. If you are looking for something sporty and fun and have never been on a bike before, I suggest the EX-500 (Ninja-500). It is a great little bike qith lots of pep and some really nice handling characteristics. They are cheap cheap cheap and can be picked up on the used market for very little. In addition, you will not "out-grow" the EX-5 right away, either -- this is a real problem with it's smaller sister, the EX-250. The EX-5 is a bike you could ride for a couple of years before the "found the end" of it (that means you have outgrown it).
Another good bike to start with is the Suzuki GS-500. They look SWEET (they are almost identicle to the larger GSXR's in appearance) and are very fun to ride. Again, not too much power and very easy to handle, but with a lot of "depth" -- You won't need to trade up right away.
I would avoid anything with a 600-cc or higher designation right away. Today's 600's are FAR more powerful and dangerous than the old 750's or even some of the really old 1000's. Stick to a bike that loves you and makes you feel confident before you try to tame bigger ones.
Lastly, the advise about learning a dirt bike is good, but watch yourself -- the AMA (American Motorcycle Association) states that a riding is TEN TIMES more likely to be injured on the dirt than the street. But at least no cars to hit you once you are on the ground. If you really want to learn to ride, buy the right bike, buy the BEST HELMET you can afford and take the Motorcycle Safety Course in your city. I take it every two years and it is always a good ecperience. I hope this helps and I hope to see you on the road soon. Ride Safe!
I agree with NijaRacer. If you are looking for something sporty and fun and have never been on a bike before, I suggest the EX-500 (Ninja-500). It is a great little bike qith lots of pep and some really nice handling characteristics. They are cheap cheap cheap and can be picked up on the used market for very little. In addition, you will not "out-grow" the EX-5 right away, either -- this is a real problem with it's smaller sister, the EX-250. The EX-5 is a bike you could ride for a couple of years before the "found the end" of it (that means you have outgrown it).
Another good bike to start with is the Suzuki GS-500. They look SWEET (they are almost identicle to the larger GSXR's in appearance) and are very fun to ride. Again, not too much power and very easy to handle, but with a lot of "depth" -- You won't need to trade up right away.
I would avoid anything with a 600-cc or higher designation right away. Today's 600's are FAR more powerful and dangerous than the old 750's or even some of the really old 1000's. Stick to a bike that loves you and makes you feel confident before you try to tame bigger ones.
Lastly, the advise about learning a dirt bike is good, but watch yourself -- the AMA (American Motorcycle Association) states that a riding is TEN TIMES more likely to be injured on the dirt than the street. But at least no cars to hit you once you are on the ground. If you really want to learn to ride, buy the right bike, buy the BEST HELMET you can afford and take the Motorcycle Safety Course in your city. I take it every two years and it is always a good ecperience. I hope this helps and I hope to see you on the road soon. Ride Safe!
Is it ok to ride a bike on the sidewalk without a helmet?
Mika
so im 14 years old, and i wanna exercise or tone my legs with riding a bike on the sidewalk for like 30 minutes and the problem is i dont wanna wear a helmet nor i dont have one.And is it legal not to? or the police will chase me and give me a ticket? Pls answer asap. Thanks !
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Yea I hate helmet hair too. That's an interesting question and not easily answered. A random check of ten states found that only one (Georgia) actually prohibits bicycles from using the sidewalk. Some cities and towns have local ordinances prohibiting sidewalk use in certain areas such as the downtown business area. As for helmet laws, most refer to "bicycle use in public areas" which would include sidewalks. By the way, riding on the sidewalk actually increases your risk of injury from a car due to intersections and cross walks. Check out the stats in the link below.
Yea I hate helmet hair too. That's an interesting question and not easily answered. A random check of ten states found that only one (Georgia) actually prohibits bicycles from using the sidewalk. Some cities and towns have local ordinances prohibiting sidewalk use in certain areas such as the downtown business area. As for helmet laws, most refer to "bicycle use in public areas" which would include sidewalks. By the way, riding on the sidewalk actually increases your risk of injury from a car due to intersections and cross walks. Check out the stats in the link below.
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