TAKE A LOOK AT THE MOTORCYCLES YOU CAN LEARN TO RIDE ON
HONDA CB300F
Honda CB300F
It was designed to be lighter, smaller and simpler. And with its user-friendly size, it’s a great choice for the city and makes an ideal first bike. The CB300F’s narrowness helps make it one of the most maneuverable bikes around.
HONDA CBR250R
Honda CBR250R
The CBR250R serves up everything first-time and long-time riders look for in a bike. Lightweight, excellent fuel economy, solid build and a user-friendly powerband. The CBR250R employs a 250 cc one-cylinder engine that produces 25 horsepower.
HONDA GROM
Honda GROM
The Grom’s single-cylinder design is light, narrow, and revs fast. With its low 30.0-inch seat height, light weight, low center of gravity and narrow profile, the Grom inspires confidence, and is a blast whether flicking around corners or cruising around town.
HONDA REBEL
Honda Rebel
You might say this bike is the ultimate balance of performance and style. Designed for riders of all skill levels, it’s equipped with a sporty engine and has an optimal lean angle so it rides great.
KTM 390 DUKE
KTM 390 DUKE
The 390 Duke reacts effectively in traffic. The combination of light weight, a wheelbase under 54 inches, and 25 degrees of rake means you have a highly responsive chassis that goes where you want it to go without delay, hesitation, or protest.
YAMAHA STREET XT250
YAMAHA STREET XT250
The XT250 handles very nicely, even at low speeds and has a turning angle of 51 degrees and has a short wheel base. It is lightweight at only 291 pounds also has a 32-inch seat height. With a wide-ratio five-speed and an air-cooled 250 cc engine, the XT250 is a proper little dual-sport machine.
KAWASAKI BR125
KAWASAKI BR125
The BR125 features a low, 31.7-inch seat height and 225-pound curb weight and 125cc. Decent power and smooth transmission. Consider the bike fun for all rider experience.