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I never dropped my first bike. Dropped every one after. What sort of advice/opinions are you looking for? On the motorcycle you are a smaller target, have greater performance and greater agility than in a cage and are less likely to be involved in a collision. If you do hit something you...

If you look at the web page http://www.suzukicycles.com/Product%20Lines/Cycles.aspx?year=2010 the only street bike being offered in 2010 is the GZ250. I am quite sure that when they do announce all of the 2010 models that the TU250X will be included. The bike you and I want is the Tempter...

That is a Tank Vision minicustom 50 custom -- http://www.tank-sports.com/products/vision/minicustom50ver2.html -- with a 2 bhp motor it would be lucky to hit 30 mph. It is who made them, past tense. Tank went bankrupt.

There is a gentleman that rode his Ninja 250 from the West Coast of the United States to the East Coast of the United States in under 50 hours -- including fuel, food, and rest stops. Many have done over 1000 miles in under 24 hours. People who claim it is not made to and will not are simply...

You are dealing with a criminal. Is that a red enough of a flag?

You've "done a lot of research" yet you tossing out the standard Harley-Sportbike bait? HA!! Go back and research small dual sports, large dual sports, super moto, standards, sport bikes, standards that look like sport bikes, sport touring, touring, small cruisers, big cruisers, touring...

"This morning I was driving to skool with my dad ...." First, pay more attention in SCHOOL, particularly English and Spelling. Second. Driving to school, with your dad? As in I have a learner's permit and need a parent in the car to drive? Hot Flash for you -- the collision is DAD's Fault...

"This morning I was driving to skool with my dad ...." First, pay more attention in SCHOOL, particularly English and Spelling. Second. Driving to school, with your dad? As in I have a learner's permit and need a parent in the car to drive? Hot Flash for you -- the collision is DAD's Fault...

Basically anything European, Japanese, or American is of reasonable quality. If whatever European, Japanese, or American motorcycle meets your standards for what a motorcycle should look like and do then it is a "good" bike. If it does not meet your standards is it not a "good" bike. Bottom...

You will be killing yourself just as quickly and easily on a Ninja 250R. What you should do is figure out where and how you will be riding and get a motorcycle suitable for that riding. From your choices I would assume you intend to ride as fast as possible on twisty roads with no regard to...

You will be killing yourself just as quickly and easily on a Ninja 250R. What you should do is figure out where and how you will be riding and get a motorcycle suitable for that riding. From your choices I would assume you intend to ride as fast as possible on twisty roads with no regard to...

You will be killing yourself just as quickly and easily on a Ninja 250R. What you should do is figure out where and how you will be riding and get a motorcycle suitable for that riding. From your choices I would assume you intend to ride as fast as possible on twisty roads with no regard to...

Who told you there ain't no http://www.harleynicaragua.com/ ?? (Hey, may need someone to translate, but it's there.)

This is so basic I don't even have to look up the Nevada Vehicle Code... No motor vehicle is allowed on public roads or public accessible parking lots without being properly registered. A gas powered mini bike does not meet the legal codes to be registered for the street. Thus a gas powered...

minipocketrockets.com is registered to a "Mike T", a P.O. Box, and private registration so you cannot know who is the owner behind the site: http://www.networksolutions.com/whois-search/minipocketrockets.com The Contact information on the site is a WATS line and a P.O. Box -- again, no actual...

That would mean it hasn't been ridden for a month. THAT is totally unacceptable!

Basically anything European, Japanese, or American is of reasonable quality. If whatever European, Japanese, or American motorcycle meets your standards for what a motorcycle should look like and do then it is a "good" bike. If it does not meet your standards is it not a "good" bike. Bottom...

Put both feet down and push backward.

Well, yeah. But it's only happened a few times, maybe four. One time in the middle of nowhere and I had to drive five miles to find a service station. (key off == coast . . . key on == accelerate.) Just like brake failures happen. Once lost my service brakes and had to drive for a week...

Depends on why you are getting a motorcycle. If for transportation, it's a good bike. If it is so you can play road racer, it's not a good bike.