Deciding My Bike

[Easy Rider 2]

Originally Posted by tripleripple

Play or don't, but all the hand wringing is truly unecessary.

In most cases, very true.
In a few circumstances, a little hand wringing is good:
4'8" tall and 90 lbs is one.......
and if you are strongly attracted to something like a Vmax is another.

[Resilire]

Alright so after reading your comments it looks like a Ninja 250 would be a good starter bike, so I'll look into that, and just get the NH 750 after I'm done with the Ninja or whatever bike I decide to start out with.

Thanks guys for helping me make up my mind.

[Dr_Sprocket]

Originally Posted by The_AirHawk

Small bikes are stupid-easy fun. I've been riding now for nearly 3/4 of my life, and I STILL have a hankerin' for a CB1.

Great bike! You could always go out and borrow Sachi's CB-1.

[Resilire]

Originally Posted by toilet25

Try to add an equipment that has the same size or shape of a spa toilet seat (for unique aspects)

Oh yeah I need that to restore my dignity.

[A Star Ride]

Originally Posted by toilet25

Try to add an equipment that has the same size or shape of a spa toilet seat (for unique aspects)

ok... WTF????? I'm LMAO restoring my dignity & also wondering how long warm air takes to dry my arse after it was pressure washed enough to get the chit off me. I'm just fine with regular toilet paper, 2-ply please.

[Sir_Angus]

I started off on my mom's (yep that's right) 1985 Virago 550cc because she'd moved on to Harleys ... Anyhow, great bike. Super easy to manuver and had plenty of power for a beginner. Only ever had 2 problems with it: 1) Dropped it after popping the clutch during a slow turn on gravel. Only minor scratches in the chrome. 2) RAV4 backed into it in a parking lot. The owner paid for the repairs.

All-in-all very happy with that one. Got it for free, rode the hell out of it and sold it for $1,500 in 1998.