Question:
Im planning to buy a new bike?
i want to know about the milidge and average of new cbz extrem?
Please help me choose between Honda Rebel 250,Suzuki GZ250, or Yamaha Virago 250?
Please help me choose the right bike?
im 6 ft and 140 pounds. whats the most economic bike of the three? whats best to save money?
Answers:
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I would choose Yamaha, because it's reliable bike!Those are pretty small bikes for someone your size...
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the virago, at least you can custom the bike later if you want and can up grade the engine.why does the psiton in my gas scooter have a textered head?
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You are not going to be happy for long with any of those bikes. At your height, you need a larger frame, which you can only get with a larger engine.Who manufactured the Motorcycle "Arial-Sq.-Four?
These may be good starter bikes, like my Honda CB400 was, but you will be wanting to move up soon. Why not start out with a 500 or 650? That will give you a little more use before you tire of it.
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6tf you should take a look at a suzuki m109/1800 trust me the best $10,000 you will spend look up M109riders.com trust me on this!WHY do I have to pull a trottle when i start?
you'll get ran off the road by a gang of bikers if ur 6 ft on a scooter man ... get a bigger bike ,yea it'll cost a little more but you'll be cooler and alot faster !what type of crash helmets are legal in britain?
Those are all awfully tiny bikes for someone your height. Also, you will quickly get bored with a 250cc bike as you start riding more frequently. I would suggest something in the 550-600cc range. See what else Honda has to offer. If you must purchase a 250, buy a used one so that you don't spend too much money if you want to trade-up later on.A fellow of your size should have a bigger bike, so I suggest you pass on all three of those. You might want to consider something larger, like a Honda Goldwing. Or maybe a Harley-Davidson would be more to your liking.
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My brother know a lot about bikes and says that Yamaha is best because it is easy to maintain and they last a long time.spot lights on a road legal quad?
I'd go with the Honda or the Yamaha. The Suzuki might be to short for you. I've had a few Suzukis in the past and they are good for people with shorter legs.Good luck
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For most bang for buck I'd go with the Yamaha. But as everyone has already stated, you will tire of such a small bike. You should still get 50 mpg with a 500 cc if fuel mileage is your goal.I'm thinking of buying a Harley-Davidson.Does this sound like a good deal?
I will take Honda Rebel 250 cos i ride it before. Easy to handle and fuel economic cos V twin engine and 250CC only.Additional Option: For better power Honda CB400
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I would say that if you are 6' tall then these bikes probably will not be comfortable for you to ride very long. It's my opinion but one reason I say this because when I took my Motorcycle Safety Foundation class there was a tall man who had a lot of problems adjusting to the small bike. I would recommend looking at a Kawasaki Vulcan 500, a Honda VLX 600, or a V-Star 650, or one of the smaller Suzuki Boulevard models, with the Honda probably being the easiest to find at the right price. However, if you are determined to get a smaller bike, I recommend the Rebel. At least the Rebel has some aftermarket items available for upgrades. Any of these models, or one of the mid-size bikes I mentioned, is going to get in the range of 40-50 miles per gallon, depending on your riding style.If you want even better mileage, look at some of the big scooters.
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I'd look for something bigger also, maybe in the 400-600cc range if you can afford it. I'd also recommend (as others have) finding a used bike to start with, better to start out that way, with something less expensive. For a Jap bike I had good luck with Kawasaki. In general I think you are better off with what is described as a "standard" bike, not a cruiser or a sport bike, just a "regular ol bike". You can decide later what suits you better. OR I really like my BMW, and these DO seem to fit taller people better than either a cruiser or sport bike. You sit a bit taller on them but yet you do lean forward on them a bit, sort of like a sport bike but not as radically leaned ahead. Keep an open mind about them anyways, VERY dependable and versatile machines.should I get a honda crf 150/f expert or............?
I have had two yamaha virago 750's and they are very dependable. I put around 90K miles on the first, and kept it for parts for the second. You will want a bigger bike than a 250cc, for thruway riding and the occasional passenger. The virago seat height is low on all models, but ok at 6 ft.. Take them all for a ride and get the one you like the best!How much to Bore a Dirt bike out?
i bought the suzuki about 3 years ago and have not been happy with it. also i'm 5'10" and it is small and cramped for me. the 250cc you'll out grow in a month or two unless your a real timid rider and don't want to go over 50-60 mph. i don't suggest a 250 for any kind of freeway riding.More Questions & Answers ...
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