What type of motorhome is right for me?

No fifth wheels. Straight motorhome. What would be the right kind or length of motorhome for me? I'd like room for my bike, a smart TV, gaming system. Something reliable and not too expensive to fix if repairs are needed. What would the Honda's of motorhomes be?

Class C, wait for one of those Superbowl of Motorhomes sales, or whatever they call them in your area.

A fold up one, like a large box.

For just one person?

Bare Minimum:
In early '70's I had a micro-motorhome -- full size bed, 3 cu-ft refrigerator, sink with 20 gallons of water, 2-burner gas stove, 5 gallons of propane, gas heater, but I will admit no bath/shower and only a porta-potty. I could also carry a 175cc on/off road motorcycle inside. I made it myself in a Fiat 238 van, A bit slow, but with aux gas tank could go 1000 miles without finding gas.

Make your own: You can make a very comfortable van in a Nissan NV200.
Micro: There are some made with a pop-top.
Class B: mostly made on Promaster vans, or the more expensive Sprinter vans.
Class C: Van front with a wider body behind.

What type would be right for you? Depends on what you want, how much space you need, how much capacity you need.

Moderate popular is the Ford E250 'Cargo van' bodied conversions. 8x10 floor space, fits in regular parking space with a bit of careful spaceing, maybe a bit of tail over hang. This is the standard for ambulance/EMT as well as general cargo in cities where overall size may be a consideration. 8 foot high or 10 foot bulk cargo box that can be insulated for cold cargo use as in meats delivery or Icecream. King sized bed or bunks, water tanks, hygiene facilities of basic or more advanced needs and possible Tommy Lifts on back for motorcycles in and outs. Winnebago makes factory rig on similar sized Dodge Chassis, cost more from factory than old Hertz cargo box that needs brake job and maybe mufflers. L