Take a MSF beginner rider's course so you can learn the basics.
Hmm...how about those Harley Dynas? They weigh in the 600 pound range I think.
Hmm...how about those Harley Dynas? They weigh in the 600 pound range I think.
Good luck with that! I know if 20 year old "me" had had a bike like that, then it is unlikely that 50 year old "me" would be here to talk about it!My son for his first bike brought a 650LAMS Honda has 50 Crank BHP putting 39HP at the rear wheel has ABS and is a good sized bike.
Everybody years ago knifed the rice burners true they were lacking in some ways but right now the packages you can get show good value for your hard earned $ my son is now looking at an MT09 of which I am trying to hold him back this may sound unfair considering what I have in the shed.
But as he has only been on the tar for just over a year my aim is to keep him alive he is only 20 and does not have the experience nor restraint I feel to ride such an angry bike but did I ever listen to my Mum & Dad well sometimes I did...............![]()
I see your LS powered gas guzzler and raise you a turbine!
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Face it Sam, you're like a trained bear on any motorcycle.... Sorry brother, I couldn't resist... Just kidding of course.Welcome to the forum 'Louie' and I hope you enjoy the place.
As the others have said, take the safety course first
If you have "never owned nor ridden a motorcycle," I'd suggest something used and lighter and maybe a 750cc or so cruiser, that will 'FIT' a large rider like yourself.
I'm 6ft-5in and :surprise::surprise::surprise: Pounds and most cruisers are comfortable.
Just GOOGLE what bike interests you and there will be links for sales and road test reviews.
Sam