A big hello! (andrewmoquin)

[andrewmoquin]

Just got my motorbike theory today, and am looking at a bike to get. Currently considering a Honda CBR 125, it has just got serviced there and is going for 950£. Seems genuine enough, 2004 model and has 10k miles on it.

What dya reckon? Only looking to learn on it instead of paying for lessons really. MOT'd til June'10

Looks good...

By the way, my name's Andy.

[Pedrostt500]

Giday Andy, Welcome to the Madness that is KB, I'll take it that you are in the USA, I don't know much about CBR 125's, I geuss that they would be a good little comuter bike, its probably worth having a few lessons with a profesional instructor, or with some one that has been riding for a good few years and can give you some pointers. Remember to ride your own ride.

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[howdamnhard]

Depends on the the rules and regs over there.Also would have no idea on cost comparisons in your neck of the woods. The bike you choose needs to be able to meet your needs/requirements. Also take it for a test ride, as bikes are not a one size fits all. Find a bike that can do what you have planned for it and that you are comfortable on. Example your feet reach the ground whilst seated on it, you can reach all the controls comfortably, you don't feel cramped , etc,etc.