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What would be a good beginner sports bike?
Im a big guy 200 pounds 5'11" or so and still growing. I want to learn how to ride sports bikes I don't have a license but I still can drive up and down are quiet practically private road. Im not stupid and im not going to save up and jump on some bike I cant handle and smear my brains on the pavement. Ive looked at some beginner bikes but my weight kinda is a little pushing to on some beginner bikes and I need some help finding some. Thanks!
I know what your saying man but I live in a cultisack and we get 10 cars coming and going a day tops literally. I mean like if not thee the safest road in America one of them. When I was 10 I drove a Go kart around and only had get out of the way a few times for a car in 2 years so I mean ya better safe then sorry but is it a necessity I dont think so. But thanks for your input.
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- 10 years agoFavorite Answer
Kawasaki Ninja 250, but I would advise getting your license still. You will want to take it everywhere when you realize how fun it is.
- mnLv 710 years ago
I don't have a license but I still can drive up and down are quiet practically private road
like your still practically responsible for any & all damage you cause...
when you hit a car... or run over a pedestrian... the police will arrest you..
if you kill the pedestrian... they throw you in jail for 8 years..
buy a 250cc bike & get a licence... safe is always better than sorry.
- Mike RyanLv 410 years ago
a bike only goes as fast as you want it to go having the extra power on such a smooth bikes inspires confidence but ability cannot be inspired
id say start out small 125 for a few months to a year then get what ever bike you want
Source(s): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cmHK0XFCPVI - 10 years ago
Kawasaki Ninja 650R is good option. Kawasaki Ninja 650R is loaded with 649cc capacity engine which has a parallel twin unit, capable of producing torque of 70Bhp and torque value of 66Nm. The four-stroke engine with liquid cooling technology and 6-speed transmission
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