What Type Of Motorcycle Is Best For You?

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Explore the open road on a cruiser, feeling the wind in your face as you cruise effortlessly down the highway. For those craving speed and agility, a sportbike offers unparalleled performance on twisting roads and racetracks. Embark on epic journeys with a touring bike, designed for comfort and long-distance riding. Dual-sport enthusiasts can tackle both pavement and dirt trails with ease, while adventure riders seek off-road thrills and exploration. Experience the raw essence of motorcycling on a naked bike, or embrace vintage charm with a cafe racer or bobber. For the ultimate in customization, choppers offer unique style and personality. And for adrenaline-fueled off-road adventures, dirt bikes provide unmatched agility and excitement. Whatever your riding style, there's a motorcycle type to match your passion and adventure."

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All Comments (21)
  • @demonx7735
    The best way to pick a suitable motorcycle is by taking test rides. Not by watching videos. Because each person has different perception.
  • @nandkishoreasrey8615
    Narrator might be from any other country. But according to the examples he gave looks like he is a India fan 😁👍🇮🇳
  • @HunterVlog350cc
    it is not about fitting it is about which stance you like- gt- sporty, int- aggressive, shotgun- neutral, supermeteor- extra relaxed.,
  • @Raghu155_
    Just take whatever you like and feel confident and deal with it.
  • @Flying_fisher
    Most stunt riders actually use super sport bikes with dirt bike handlebars fitted to the top of triple tree, not naked bikes.
  • @samyakchhajed
    I'm a beginner, took a beginner sports bike; riding comfortably and it also gives me an AVG mileage of 45km/l. You can go for a sports bike as a beginner. After 2 days you won't face any problems.
  • @V4zz33
    Naked bikes: Below 15 Celsius, you gonna freeze on them! Over 60mph/100kph: the wind wants to tear you off the motorbike, you gonna have to have a death grip to stay on it if you want to go faster, and it is really tiring.
  • @davefish8107
    It also depends on your age. 6’3” 90Kg , had large sports bikes but as I got older went with street bikes then cruise style. Knees and wrists started to hurt as I got older You can’t really tell just by sitting on them , you need to ride it for at least an hour
  • @bastianmortl4443
    Naked bikes are not mostly air-cooled, they're mostly water-cooled like most of the bikes overall.
  • @larsvargstrand6749
    My CBR 600 feels very comfortable, especially at highway speed. But it's advantage to having exercised the arms in the gym, thinking about the leaning forward (I have long arms, though)... To me it feels very comfortable.
  • @pazhermanolobo
    I think it is necessary to mention the kind of motorcycles that are a mix between a scooter and a conventional motorcycle, for example: Honda Cub or Suzuki FD110 Love (90's), they are motorcycles that have gear changes, but without a clutch, and unlike scooters, the position of the engine and secondary transmission are identical to those of a conventional motorcycle.
  • @CrowJam
    im 2m meters, 120kg, riding on a fzr600 1989. Everyone always says I should get a big adventure bike, but they are not fun to ride (I rented it few times). Maybe I look goofy on an old sports bike, but Idc, its actually comfortable enough to ride. If you are big, just dont care, you can ride anything
  • @justinwilliams5213
    I'm 6-2 athletic built and love my mid size cruiser, 2023 Indian scout bobber 20. It's what I feel fits my style