Got Your Driving Licence? Start Riding With These Bikes

Most youngsters love bikes and you would hardly find a college-goer without one. In fact, youngsters prefer fast and suave bikes in comparison to cars.

Bikers suggest that a new driver should start with a 250cc bike. It is easier to practice on these vehicles and they are affordable too. These bikes have a great resale value as well. However, there are others who opine that a larger bike is beneficial as it can save the driver from dangerous situations.

For all the readers who are planning to buy their first bike, we bring a list of bikes for beginners.

1)  2014 Kawasaki Ninja 300:

Equipped with safety features, such as ABS, advanced chassis, back torque-limiting clutch, liquid-cooled parallel-twin engine, and more, the Ninja 300 is a great bike for starters.

2)  2014 Honda CBR250R:

This is an awesome sports bike which flaunts many amazing features. With a sturdy chassis, the bike promises a comfortable ride.

3)  Suzuki GW250:

Boasting of a 4-stroke, 2-cylinder, and SOHC engine this suave bike has a comfy seat with a convenient bike mass that adds to the comfort of the rider.  It makes it easy for beginners to manage their weight, balance the bike, get a good grip, and lean properly.

 

4)  Kawasaki KLX250S: This bike with a4-stroke, liquid-cooled, DOHCengine guarantees a smooth acceleration and is apt for beginners.

 

5)  Honda Grom:

With a displacement of 124.9cc, seat height of 30.1 inches, fuel capacity of 1.45 gallons and weight of 102Kgs, this bike is an awesome option, especially for women bikers. Made keeping in mind the needs and comfort of first-time women bikers, this motorcycle creates a style statement with its chic looks.

6)  Suzuki DR 200:

Powered by a  4-stroke, air-cooled, and OHC engine, the Suzuki DR 200 has a comfortable seating and a bulky 3.3 gallon gas tank apt for long biking expeditions.

There are a host of other bikes that are apt for beginners. In fact, bike manufacturers create exclusive machines for starters to enable them to train themselves. There are different bikes for men and women too, based on their stature. It is advisable for beginners to start with these bikes as it is easy to practice on them and they are very comfortable too.

One can get a driving licence at the age of 16 years for a motorcycle with an engine capacity below 55cc. For all other vehicles, the age limit is 18 years or more.

Got your driving licence? So, what are you waiting for? Go on a biking expedition on these bikes and build memories that would last for a lifetime!