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| | I'm 14 years old and looking for my first bike would this be a good bike to learn on, can I get my license for it, I'm 5'5 and 120 lb. ANSWER ASAP PLEASE |
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| | you would be crazy to try to learn on this bike you would kill yourself get yourself an old 650cc cruiser type like a honda cb650 it fast enough to have fun but if your careful you will live long enough to be able to ride a bike like this "just my opinion" |
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| | this is probably too much bike for you at this point. something smaller, less aggressive and more upright seated would be better to learn on. this bike is actually a good one to have as your ultimate goal, after a few years experience on something that isn't so powerful. |
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| the kawasaki ninja 250 or 250r the best fresh starter bike.
john |
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| hell no get a small bike like a 125 or a 250 to learn on first you will get killed on a bike like this they call these bikes crotch rockets and they are rockets
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| you are way to short and too light, you would get blown all over the road
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