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I'm a Filipina and planning to buy a motorcycle as my means of transportation going to work.
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Soon I am upgrading to a 125cc motocross bike. What is the best all-round bike?
new or used?.. cruiser or street/racing type. Engine size is a big deal. Remember that a 600cc bike is small in comparison but can still through you off the second you pull that throttle! So be careful. If you are a first time rider, I'd suggest starting with a smaller bike (600cc is good). Maybe even look into buying a used 600cc or around that size. Then move up to a 750cc later on. You also want to try and get a good feel for your bike just sitting on it. Does it feel comfortable. Depending on how often and for how long each time you are planning on riding.. ie. how long is your ride to work? Make sure you'll be comfortable for the whole ride. Also weather in your area is a big factor. Are you prepared to ride to work when it's pooring rain out? Or do you have a backup plan?? Good Luck and Happy Riding!! =) Oh yeah!.. and remember that bikes are huge targets for theft so keep it insured or locked away out of sight in a garage or something.Looking for information about a particular dirtbike styled bike launched in India in mid 1990's?
Buy one that will fit you!If you are located in the Philippines then go with a Kymco 50cc scooter. they are cheap there, reliable and available.
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Mate if your in the Phillipines I got to assume your not looking at the larger bikes.You know your traffic conditions better than I do take a good look at whats on the road most of the smaller japanese bikes are reliable because of years of refinement.I assume your after reliable economical transport first and foremost.Look at the single cylinder models available and buy the one in the best condition you can afford a four stroke is the better option in the long run but if the two strokes are in better condition go with that.A twin cylinder would be a little smoother but once again it depends on which of the bikes available is in the best condition.If its the first motorcycle you have owned take a friend or someone who knows something about motorcycles.Good Luck.Hope this helps.
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