motorcycle buying guide beginners.

[yogdenon]

If you’re new to buying a motorcycle, the process can seem overwhelming, but it’s also super exciting. Here’s my take: consider what you’ll use it for. Is it mostly city rides, or are you planning to hit the highway or trails? Something light like a 300-400cc bike could be perfect for city riding – easy to control and good on fuel.
Also, don’t skip out on a test ride, if possible. Comfort, weight, and handling feel different from one bike to another. It’s wise to check out features like ABS for better braking, especially as a beginner. Of course, always wear the proper safety gear to get started safely. For more tips on finding the right bike and gear, check out https://eridepross.us/  – they’ve got some solid beginner resources.

[kakatiya]

 

[kakatiya]

• • Kawasaki is recalling nearly 4,000 of its motorcycles in the U.S. over an issue with the clutch release shaft.
  • The recall is for certain 2024 Ninja 500 (ABS, KRT Edition, KRT Edition SE ABS, SE ABS, SE 40th Anniversary Edition ABS), Z500 ABS, and Z500 SE ABS motorcycles. 
  • Dealers will replace the clutch release shaft free of charge.

Kawasaki is recalling nearly 4,000 of its motorcycles in the U.S. over an issue with the clutch release shaft.

 

 

[kakatiya]

Who owns royal Enfield in USA and suggestions on 650 cc bike with original bullet exhaust noise ?

[kakatiya]

1. Kawasaki Z650:                     45,000 units sold
2. Honda Rebel 1100:                 40,000 units sold
3. BMW 1250 GS:                       33,000 units sold
4. Yamaha MT 07:                      30,000 units sold
5. Harley Davidson Sporster S: 25,000 units sold
6. Honda CB 500X:                    22,000 units sold
7. Indian Scout Bobber:             20,000 units sold
8. Suzuki VStrom 650:               18,000 units sold
9. KTM 390 Duke:                      15,000 units sold
10. Triumph T-120 Bonneville:     11,000 units sold