Im Interested in purchasing a motorcycle Im 6 ft 225 pounds what bike is best for me? i like the Hayabusa.?

Question

Though i do live in the city for the next five years i will be forced to commute back and forth to school wich is 50 miles away. . .i have ridden a motor bike before but it was very small 250cc thing but it was qucik and agile though. . .

Answer 1

why don't you look at a cruiser for your first bike? I agree that the 'busa is a cool bike... but be realistic, your first bike? I would predict that you get seriously injured or worse on that bike if you get it..... heck... you thought a 250 was QUICK and agile.... please. have some respect. a cruiser... such as a warrior, raider... don't get me wrong, those bikes will kill you in a second too. but as a first bike. comfort and ease should be more important. also you could look at the standard class. or naked bikes.... but really... the faster bike made for your first one??? good luck

Answer 2

I've never driven a car and i want to buy a Mack truck rig with two clutches and 2 hundred gallon gas tanks. Or no I like the Lamborbini gillardo.

LOl I'm just messin man but referring to the Busa is just about as silly as the above statements.

Get a 600 or 750 Sportbike. The 600s are better on gas so they make good commuters. ZX6, R6, CBR600RR, or GSXR600. You can get a 5 year old for less than $5K

Answer 3

you should look at the hd softail rocker custom.... it has look style and a fat 240 rear tire....

and it is chopper style so you will feel comfortable since you are tall

Answer 4

I would suggest the Suzuki 650 V Strom

perfect bike for a big, tall guy

perfect commuter bike, excellent power with excellent gas mileage very comfortable, wind and some rain protection, and this bike also comes with an option with ABS brakes

Answer 5

Hayabusa = death for beginner and inexperienced rider.

Serious !!  Check this out:

http://home1.gte.net/res0ak9f/bike.htm

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Respect the dangers of riding and don't think SPEED, SPEED, SPEED.  Stick with 250cc or 500cc max (if you feel you need more power for your body weight).  But Hayabusa is definitely NOT for people with casual motorcycle experience.

Good Luck...

Answer 6

your experience is the most important factor in picking a bike, not your stature.

Answer 7

You shouldn't start on a Hayabusa for sure try something smaller

a 650 is a good size to start on for a street bike they have a good power to weight ratio dont get a 250 though you will regret

it quick and want something with more power the 650 should last you a while try some out but don't buy something that you don't either there are plenty bikes to choose from just don't go for the big ones just yet