7 Beginner Motorcycles You Can Be PROUD TO OWN!

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Best Beginner **Sport** Gear:

Best Beginner **Dual Sport/ADV** Gear:

Best Beginner **Retro/Classic** Gear:

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FAQ:

What should my first bike be? A Turbo Hayabusa.

Very funny, no seriously. What should I get? A TURBO BUSA.

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[mike-gvol]

Do NOT buy a bike because what you think others will think. Buy one that makes YOU happy. If you are riding to impress you won’t be riding long.

[itsthekkc]

#7 @ 1:51 - Honda CB 500X
#6 @ 3:03 - KLX Dualsport
#5 @ 3:57 - Harley Sportster
#4 @ 5:01 - KTM 390 series (RC 390, Duke 390, 390 Adventure, Svartpilen 401, Vetpilen 40)
#3 @ 6:33 - Triumph Bonneville Street Twin
#2 @ 7:33 - Moto Guzzi V73 (with some other models)
#1 @ 8:55 - Ducati Scrambler Sixty2

[real.g]

Upon further research, statistics, graphs and your videos. I've come to the conclusion as a beginner rider to get myself a turbo busa. So thank you for the easy decision❤

[jenna]

The Royal Enfield INT650 definitely deserves a mention as a cheaper alternative to the Bonnie. Great base for modifications as well.

[xMaoxoaMx]

I rode a V7 III in march, and ever since that day i cant forget that engine. I know "character" is so overused, but after i rode the guzzi, my kawi Z750 just felt lifeless.
finally sold the Z750 last week to order the new V7 IV in the centenario finish.
I regret nothing.

[jimmytorello]

I fall in love with my 2019 KTM 390 Duke a little bit more every time I’m on it.

[noblepolygon]

I saw a royal Enfield himalayan while I was riding last week and fell in love. Thats going to be my next bike when I pass to the next EU moto exam

[markflieger]

Thanks for the information. If it wasn’t in a list of 7 units my squid brain wouldn’t be able to handle it.

[elisabattle]

Currently own a 1989 Moto Guzzi Mille GT 1000 cc that I have had for 20 years. Once took me 120 miles on one cylinder at highway speed when one spark plug wire crapped out on a Sunday morning with no shops open. At almost 70 years old it has gotten too heavy to maneuver in and out of situations. Purchased a 2013 Moto Guzzi V7 Stone at more than 100 pounds less wet weight. Absolutely love it. Will stay with Moto Guzzi for the rest of my riding life. I have owned BMW, Laverda, Ducati, Moto Morini, Triumph, BSA, Zundapp, Indian, Suzuki, Kawasaki, Cagiva and loved them all for different reasons, but the fact that I can physically handle the weight of a bike that will cruise (illegally) at 85-90 mph for as long as I need, looks good, is reliable and affordable and unique, why shop anywhere else?- -Mike Battle

[Anything_With_An_Engine]

Ive got a MotoGuzzi V7 III. Honestly even for someone with lots of riding experience its an amazing bike to go cruise on or take on a couple hour long road trip. And they hold nearly 6 gallons of gas! I can get about 230-260 miles on one tank. Also the power, weight, and handling on the V7 is amazing. Much better option than some 883 Sportsters I have ridden and I loved my sportster that I had. Now that I have it tuned and a pipe and stuff its even more amazing.

[jktho]

Just got a 2021 vitpilen on Saturday. As my first bike I couldn’t be happier.

[approxknowledge]

Got the Svartpilen 401 for my first road bike because of your videos and I absolutely love it!

[DaveLarson]

I liked seeing my Moto Guzzi V7 III made the list. Pleased to see it at #2 It has been a great bike these past 2 years.

[jonathanjoestar__]

i got a honda vision 50 in november (in england and at 16 thats all i can ride), and even though the top speed is a blistering 30mph, i couldnt be happier on it. heaps of fun, good on fuel, reliable. love it.

[mcjitsu]

LOVE the GUZZI. I has something you can't know until you ride it.After that nothing else compares.

[cobalt]

The most important part of the video was where Papa Yams reminded us to fear spiders

[LeVainCasque]

Yessir.
I just upgraded from the V7II racer, to the V7III Anniversary, and you're right.
That chrome tank/ fairing/red frame gets me too much attention sometimes...

[cyb]

Yammie endorsing Guzzi... instantly made my week.

[ktm]

Definitely buy what YOU like!! My first street bike was a 75 Honda CB200T, and whisper quiet. Used no fuel, and that was when gas was .97 cents a gallon. It gave me confidence and probably would make it coast to coast on a ten dollar bill.

[Thunder_Bear_mg]

Two facts the moto guzzi v7 III: 1. The newest model is now an 850cc. 2. The most affordable version has been and is the stone, not the special as incorrectly stated in this video.