I'm needing some new tyres for my 2013 Honda CBR250r soon what is better for it:
1. Michelin Pilot Street Radial
2. Pirelli Sport Demons
Has anyone had these tyres before? What is a better brand, better value etc?
Hi i'm 13 years old and i live in california. I'm saving up for a 125cc dirt bike (probably honda). I was wondering where i can find a good place to buy one that would be cheap. I've seen ones that are around 1000 dollars and i was wondering if there's anything good that would be cheaper or around that. If you can also please tell me if this would be a good bike for me i'm around 5,1. So if you can help me find a good dirt bike that would be great!
A few years ago I had a ninja zx7r 750 for my first bike. My car had conveniently died as I got the bike, and so I was forced to do all my commuting with it. Taught myself to ride in a parking lot. I had paid for an msf course but due to work missed the class and lost the money, so I rode on a permit for the season. Ended up moving shortly after and sold the bike. Haven't ridden since. Now I'm picking up a Honda shadow 1100 in a week and while I want to take the course, and plan to, there's no way I will get in for months. I will get my permit to practice on but how difficult will the test be on this bike? Any suggestions for which location to test at in nh?
I don't know much about the differences, I know some people are all for Suzuki, Yamaha, Honda, of Kawasaki. Seems that whatever bike someone has, they say its the best. I wish I could just ride all of them and see for myself.
Tampa, FL
Sam
I like to write stories and am looking for someone who is knowledgeable on this topic to tell me what bike is sleek, sexy, more of a crotch rocket type of bike, satin black, somewhat uncommon and probably highly expensive. I don't want a common bike… I.e. Harley's, Honda's.
I just had my truck tires stabbed by one of the wild 10 year old kids that roam my neighborhood. Now I need to ride my motorcycle to work. I'm not a big fan of highway riding. It's scary and I don't want to die. Anyway, the question is - will my little Honda Rebel 250 handle going 65 for an hour continuously? I know it's not meant for high speeds and is more of a little put putter.
I'm an 18 year old highschool senior and i live in kansas so we get all crazy types of weather, as a side note. I currently drive a 2000 Honda cr-v with 79,000 miles on it so i'm not in desperate need of a new car however i have always wanted something a little sportier such as a 350z or genesis coupe. Recently one of my friends got a ninja 650 and i'm drooling over it. So my question is do you think i should get a new bike or car i have around 5,000 to spend on it. The only reason i really want a new car is because while my car is very practical where i live with all wheel drive and such, it is just not a man car and i often feel like a women driving it. So with that being said any and all opinions are welcomed. O i almost forgot, Yes i do have riding experience i have been racing dirtbikes for almost 3 years now, so i'm not new to motorcycles.
I'm COMPLETELY new to motorcycles but I'm very eager to learn. I have taken my first BRC course and did very well. I learned so much, I even surprised my boyfriend who thought I would do terrible. I even did better than some lady with all the Harley gear who had been around her husbands motorcycle for years. I did not pass the driver test portion, however with more practice, I know I will do very well. My inseam is 31" so I don't want a bike too tall. I'm unsure of what style of bike I want. The first bike I practiced on was a Kawasaki Eliminator. It's only 125cc's. I definitely want a 250cc bike. I've been looking at the Honda cbr250r, but I'm unsure if the sportbike stance would be good for me. I've looked at the Suzuki gw250, but it's so much heavier than all the other 250's. I've also looked at the Suzuki tu250x. I just want some opinions. I plan to do mostly commuting around town, with the occasional 20 min trip on the highway.
For men, do you have a wife or girlfriend who went through the same situation?
For the ladies, what are you experiences, and tips?
I want to get into riding again. But I don't really want to have to shift to start off. I know of the the Honda VRF1200F but was wondering if there were any others. Or any bikes that have the dual clutch transmission, that would be nice to have so I could learn at my own pace but also have the automatic option. I want an attractive street bike, something along the lines of the Kawasaki Ninjas, and those bikes.
So me and my dad are looking buy motorcycles. He wants to buy his from Yamaha and I want to buy mine from Honda. So we were wondering if we can apply for two loans at different places in my dads name.