Recent content by golancer04

I hate these questions so I will give a sarcastic answer. There is no height requirement to ride a Harley or other make of motorcycle. You just have to actually go to a HD dealer and sit on different models to see what models have a low enough seat height for you to be comfortable on. There's...

The Ducati Monster 696 is a great bike for any beginner. The profile of the bike and seat height is great for shorter females, or males and is still comfortable for taller riders.

The Ducati Monster 696 is a great bike for any beginner. The profile of the bike and seat height is great for shorter females, or males and is still comfortable for taller riders.

No matter if the company is Harley Davidson or someone else, any company needs to make a product that people want and can afford. It is with no doubt that many people desire owning a Harley, but the expense of one makes people look to buy a cruiser motorcycle from less expensive companies...

Can you handle the speed? That depends on your own maturity and intelligence. It has nothing to do with the bike. The throttle on motorcycle works the same whether the bike is a 250cc, 600cc ,900cc , 1300cc or whatever. You twist the throttle to go only as fast as you need to. SIMPLE LOGIC...

The Sportster line of HD is the best for smaller build people. They have one in particular called the Sportster Low which has a lower seat height. Possibly a Softtail also, but I would say go to a dealer to sit on them and feel how well they fit you.

If I were you, I'd look at the Ninja 650R or 650ER. Tjey are also great beginner bikes, but with more size and power. The 250 is a perfect bike to learn on and for smaller people, but you will eventually trade it in.

Who's Harley Davidson? Do they make t-shirts or something?

I actually own a Ducati Monster, but test road the 848. There's hardly anything negative I can say with the experience of riding any Ducati. The feeling, the torque, the low drone sound of a desmodromic engine is quite unique to a regular V-twin or inline 4 engine. There is however, the...

I actually own a Ducati Monster, but test road the 848. There's hardly anything negative I can say with the experience of riding any Ducati. The feeling, the torque, the low drone sound of a desmodromic engine is quite unique to a regular V-twin or inline 4 engine. There is however, the...

I actually own a Ducati Monster, but test road the 848. There's hardly anything negative I can say with the experience of riding any Ducati. The feeling, the torque, the low drone sound of a desmodromic engine is quite unique to a regular V-twin or inline 4 engine. There is however, the...

You don't say where you live. You don't say if you want used or new. So go to a Kawasaki dealer and ask. I know, that would make sense.

I say if you took a motorcycle riding class like a MSF class and know the basics and were comfortable when taking that rider class, you could start on a 600cc sportbike or a 900cc cruiser. First, most important, you have to feel comfortable sitting on the bike and feel you have control of...