chloe
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There are a couple of different option; if you don't mind puny little engines, you could ride a "kids" dirt bike or you could have the seat & suspension on an adult-size bike lowered (not really the done thing with dirt bikes, but you could) or possibly take a look at classic "thumper" type twin-shock dirt bikes from the 1970's and early 80's, some of them are quite low so you'll find it easier to get your feet on the ground; obviously they don't have the performance of modern bikes but they look cute and the 4-stroke 250s chug along quite happily where many faster, lightweight modern bikes struggle.
There are a couple of different option; if you don't mind puny little engines, you could ride a "kids" dirt bike or you could have the seat & suspension on an adult-size bike lowered (not really the done thing with dirt bikes, but you could) or possibly take a look at classic "thumper" type twin-shock dirt bikes from the 1970's and early 80's, some of them are quite low so you'll find it easier to get your feet on the ground; obviously they don't have the performance of modern bikes but they look cute and the 4-stroke 250s chug along quite happily where many faster, lightweight modern bikes struggle.
Would a Kawasaki Ninja 650 make a good first bike?
GS
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it all depends on how long you have been riding bikes. dirt bikes atvs ETC. my first street bike was a gpz 1100. but i have been riding since i was a kid. now that i am all old and broken i prefer a nice light 600 cc bike. so what i am saying is if you have experience on bikes yes a 650 would make a nice first street bike, lightweight easy to handle, a ninja is a good bike for a beginner. now for a word of caution a 650 will and can light it up they can move out just a quickly as the BIG cc bikes. so don't screw around especially on the streets. if you want to go fast gear up and hit your local racing facility. to many of my friends myself included have been hurt from screwing around on the streets, don't be a statistic. have fun and get out there and ride.
it all depends on how long you have been riding bikes. dirt bikes atvs ETC. my first street bike was a gpz 1100. but i have been riding since i was a kid. now that i am all old and broken i prefer a nice light 600 cc bike. so what i am saying is if you have experience on bikes yes a 650 would make a nice first street bike, lightweight easy to handle, a ninja is a good bike for a beginner. now for a word of caution a 650 will and can light it up they can move out just a quickly as the BIG cc bikes. so don't screw around especially on the streets. if you want to go fast gear up and hit your local racing facility. to many of my friends myself included have been hurt from screwing around on the streets, don't be a statistic. have fun and get out there and ride.
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