Just Wondering.?

Question

Do you have to be able to ride a bike before you can ride a motorcycle??

Answer 1

The differences between a bike and a motorcycle are different in quantity rather than a difference in kind.  If you can't balance on a bike, then you may be an unqualified disaster as a motorcyclist. Or you may have just needed that confidence that come from a motor pulling you along.  No way to tell.  But if you get to the like the feeling of riding a motorcycle, you'll never quit, so it maybe worthwhile to find out.

Still, I'd locate a friend with a disposable motorcycle you can ride. And I'd advise you to buy every type of armor you can find, and have GOOD insurance. Helmet, shoulder, back elbow knee, forearm, shins, hips, thighs, Buy an armored shirt, and pants from Bohn, and get the optional armor.

If you survive in the middle of a cow pasture, then you can take the class!

Answer 2

No you don't - Don't listen to this bunch of

bananas - I can tell you that I have NEVER

ridden a peddle bike in my life.

I've been riding motorcycles and raced

them for more than 20 years.

At 3 years old my son rode his first PW50

this was before he could ride a peddle bike.

It's far easier to ride a motorcycle than

a peddle bike - like I said ignore these bunch

of bananas !!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 3

I guess it's not absolutely necessary but it would be a good idea to learn to ride a bike first.  It would also be a good idea to learn to drive a car with a manual shift.  If you can ride a bicycle and shift a car, you already have most of the skills you need to ride a motorcycle.

Answer 4

aaa,,,  yes

Answer 5

Yes.

Edit:

Lol: Wondering what  morons would give a thumbs down for that?

Answer 6

I´m pretty sure. Your brain has to learn how to maintain control on a two wheel vehicle.

Answer 7

GIRL THAT'S A h**l NO!! I KNOW A FEW PPL THAT CAN RIDE AND CAN HARDLY WALK AND CHEW GUM. BUT THEY CAN FREAKING RIDE AND STUNT... TEAMRISK.COM

Answer 8

i would highly reccomend it, it hurts alot more to fall on a motorcycle then a bike, but no... make sure you get a cheap junker tho LOL

i'd highly reccomend full riding gear, to the max, and also stay on grass til you can atleast learn balance....

keep in mind, when you see a motorcycler crash, it usually hurts worth then anything he's ever felt before... it only looks minimal because they're usually flying 50-60 mph when they hit the ground, so it minimizes the APPEARANCE of the impact, but not the force behind it.

a bike can be dangerous.... it can F$%^ you up if you odn't understand the dynamics of balance. which is why i reccomend a bike.. actually, i reccomend a bmx style bike in dirt bike trails....

Answer 9

if you have ballance than no