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the best model of a suzuki or yamaha motorbike, when i start my new jobs i am going to start learning to ride?

i can’t afford a car and i want to of stopped using the bus with the next wight months. buses are unreliable in my town and i can’t risk being late for work bcoz of a late or brokendown bus. this has happened in the past and i’ve been sacked cos of it

Why limit yourself to Suzuki and Yamaha? If reliability is a big thing for you, you are never – ever – going to beat Honda, and their build quality is better than anyone else’s.

As a learner, you have to do a day’s CBT training (around £100) before you can ride legally on the roads. Once you’ve done CBT, you can get a bike of upto 125cc, and Honda do them in all styles; traditional (CG125), trailie (Varadero), sports (CBR125), cruiser (Shadow) and supermoto (XR125L).

I had the Varadero until I took my test, and it was a great bike; 80-90mpg, cheap to insure, fantastic ride and it looked like a much bigger bike. Loads of people thought it must have been a 500-600cc bike.

People might try and tempt you with fancy 2-stroke exotica such as Aprilia sports bikes but take it from me; for what you want, a 4-stroke Honda fits the bill perfectly.

BTW, the person who said that bikes cost more to run than cars is wrong; everything about bikes is cheaper – servicing, fuelling, replacement parts.

HTH
Tarby

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Motorbikes (Machines Inside Out) $31.58 This series looks at the technology behind engine-powered vehicles and the features that make the vehicles unique.Each vehicle is looked at from the inside to the outside, starting with the vehicle as a whole and then looking at each individual system, including the engine and braking system to the cooling system and safety. Each spread is illustrated by large cross-sectional artworks so that read…

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help please how do i use a motorbike?????

hello,
i am a new motorbike owner and i just have no clue what each thing on the motor bike dose.
i am going to start a class in a couple of months i am going to take a course. and i would like to know some things before i go to it..
i am totally new to the motorbike stuff..

You cant be for real…….Id say if you are, read your owners manual and that will help a bunch. Otherwise good try to get people to answer this. lol.

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Mike and the Motorbike (Structural Readers) $12.39 …

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Money for a Motorbike: Beginner (Macmillan Readers) $10.86 This is a Beginner Level story in a series of ELT readers comprising a wide range of titles – some original and some simplified – from modern and classic novels, and designed to appeal to all age-groups, tastes and cultures. The books are divided into five levels: Starter Level, with about 300 basic words; Beginner Level (600 basic words); Elementary Level (1100); Intermediate Level (1600); and Up…

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Adventures Of A Despatch Rider – Captain W H L Watson $2.99 Do you remember how in the old days we used to talk about my first book? Of course it was to be an Oxford novel full of clever little character-sketches–witty but not unkind: of subtle and pleasurable hints at our own adventures, for no one had enjoyed Balliol and the city of Oxford so hugely: of catch-words that repeated would bring back the thrills and the laughter–_Psych. Anal._ and _Steady, …