I have had bikes that "jerk" a little bit when putting them in gear and I think it's fine as long as it does not jerk forward. If it goes forward the clutch is not properly engaging.
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Dunno for such a big car 255hp is not really going to get the job done and although 365 sounds attractive I'm a little hesitant since it requires twin turbos (all the power you need 5sec after you needed it)
There is a Harley Street bob in my garage at the moment but so is a Yamaha R1 so Im going yes they are slow in comparison. granted I dont ride the R1 much faster due to things like the speed limit but it is so much more maneuverable and quicker off the line.
Indeed the danger of riding a bike has little to do with the power of the bike and everything to do with the rider and often more so traffic around him/her
Agreed Nighthawk is a great bike, I wouldn't really consider any early Japanese bike a cruiser when I think of a cruiser its a Harley or a large victory etc..
Anyway if you absolutely have to ride on the roads nothing is going to beat a dual sport as a starter something like a Suzuki DR 350.
I'm a little confused to why some folks are recommending a cruiser as a first bike, I really dont think that is they way to go Cruisers are severely limited in their maneuverability compared to all other classes of motorcycles except maybe trike and sidecar bikes. dont get me wrong I have had a...
Motorcycles may be purpose built but the purpose is always the same FUN, Have yet to ride one that was not fun in its own way. Im 6.2 and have yet to meet a motorcycle i can not ride relatively comfortably unless its specifically made for small people and there aren't many of those around. Like...