What’s the best motorcycle to get as a beginner?

I saw a kawasaki ninja,i think it was an R-250 for only $3000. It said it’s a good beginner bike,plus I like the price.

crotch rockets are not the bike for beginners. they have waaaaay too much power for a rookie to safely control. crotch rockets generally have 6 piston front caliper brakes; way too easy to lock these brakes up. should u lock up the front brake, over the handlebars u go…on any bike. only the back brake will u be able to get away with a lockup. never the front brake.
i would suggest getting either a honda shadow750, or either of these harley: 883 or 1200 sportster, wide glide, low rider, or heritage. i suggest getting a used bike, but a bike u’ll be happy with for at least a couple of years.
before u buy any bike, go thru the checklist:
1: can u flat foot the bike? both feet has to be on the ground flat and solid.
2: can u hold the bike’s weight in riding position with 1 foot on the peg; like at a light.
3: are the handlebars easy to hold…not too short or too long.
4: does the overall feel of the bike good to go
5: (usually overlooked) with the left foot on the peg, can u turn the bars full left without hitting ur knee? (i’ve ridden 1 bike that did this; a honda astro750. looks like a poor man’s heritage).

another thing about rice rockets: most of ur weight winds up being on both the gas tank and enough weight is on ur forearm’s to make these bike’s not a good choice if u want to be able to ride for a long distance. the only thing rice rockets is good for is being able to lean 60 degrees into a turn, and go 0-100+ in the quarter. but i can guarentee u, if u dont know the technique to handle the bike, u’ll dump it before it even gets over 35 degrees. do urself a favor, take the msf course first. could make the difference from stayin up in the saddle, or gettin a very bad case of road rash. be advised, the most dangerous time for a rookie rider is the first 6 months to a year of riding.

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