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When choosing a motorcycle it’s important to take your time, ask lots of questions and do the proper research. By choosing the right motorcycle this can help you enjoy a smoother learning curve which will equal an overall more fun experience. There are so many bikes out there that offer many different options and styles that a beginner rider can easily get overwhelmed. Understanding what you need in a beginner bike will help you choose the best one for you so here is a list of great bikes that are really easy and fun to start off with.

Yamaha R3: A Superbike You Can Ride Every day

The Yamaha YZF-R3 is a very good choice for beginner riders as the bike is lightweight making it super easy to handle. Although it is a smaller bike its advanced forged piston design borrowed from its big brother the R6 still gives this bike a lot of power but the power that will not “run away” from you. The positioning is also quite comfortable which helps with giving you the best control possible. The seat is flat giving the rider a chance to position their feet firmly on the ground during stops and also helping the rider increase their balance. This is definitely a good choice with great quality but at an affordable price.

Kawasaki Ninja 400: Street Born, Track Inspired

The Kawasaki Ninja 400 is another excellent option for beginner riders. This bike is lightweight which helps make it easier to ride. This bike also has a sports a small frame but don’t be fooled it has a lot of power and includes Digital Fuel Injection technology. The Digital Fuel Injection Technology helps the throttle run smoothly which in turn delivers excellent gas mileage, up to 65 miles to the gallon! The Ninja is one of the best affordable options too which is why you see so many on the road.

Honda® Rebel 300: Take This Track to New Places

The Honda® Rebel is a great choice for those who want to be placed in one of the most comfortable motorcycle position available, the “cruiser” position. The Rebel makes a great commuter too as it is very comfortable for both of these activities. The lightweight engine makes it super easy to handle and lane change with ease. The front wheel is widened to create a stable platform and help make stops easier and more controlled. And let’s not forget the blackout aesthetic and the cool steel fenders. This is a top choice for a lightweight “cruiser” style bike.

KTM 390 Duke: Guarantees a Thrill Ride

The KTM 390 Duke is a top tier choice for a beginner bike. It is a slim and light lightweight bike with excellent low to medium end torque thus making it easy to handle at any speed. The seat is placed high and given a curve to provide control, comfort, and stability. Its steel frame makes it very durable and the bold colors look awesome and are very “KTM”. This bike is a very affordable option that will stand apart in the crowd and keep a smile on your face!

Honda® CRF 250L: Built for Adventures Bif or Small 

A great dual sports bike is the Honda® CRF250L. This dual bike gives you such modern technology, including fuel-injection, for so little. The motor is liquid-cooled with double overhead cams, four valves, and a six-speed gearbox. Compared to real dirt bikes, the Honda® is very mild and little bit heavier but remains a great value and is of course 100% street legal so you can commute during the week and hit the road less traveled on the weekends!

All of these models are great choices when learning to ride a motorcycle or making that first-time rider motorcycle purchase. Remember to take your time and really think about what you want in a bike, and also think about what you can handle. Be patient when learning to ride a motorcycle and eventually you can move up to a bigger or faster motorcycle. The most important thing is to be safe, in control and have fun!

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