I don't have the same experience you do. I refuse to commute or ride in the city. Saving ride time for longer distance days on weekends outside of the city. If I wanted to suck the joy out of my seat time I would just slam my dick in a door jam.For ABS, you know, every 3rd ride where somebody doesn't see you and pulls in front right? Traction control when I'm leaned over around some of the corners mostly but in the rain (and light snow) as well. The Ninja 650 isn't a Ninja but it leans ok.
Sportbike or Cruiser?
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Glad to hear you’ll be taking the courses. They’ll give guidance on good first bikes. Keep in mind cruisers and sport bikes are each extreme in their own ways. Street bikes are more middle of the road. Adventure bikes are versatile but with a high seat height. Manageable seat height and manageable power is a good combination to build confidence on.No for sure I am gonna be taking the courses
I've convinced some of my girlfriends to take the lessons and get a bike with me
Honestly the only bikes I've ever backpacked on have been sport bikes
I don't know how much better cruisers are for beginners
