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Things to Consider Before You Buy Your First Motorcycle

So you learned the basics of motorcycling, took a safety course, stocked up on safety gear, and decided to take the plunge and buy your first bike? If you are ready to buy your first motorcycle, consider these important points before you buy.

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Things to Consider Before You Buy Your First Motorcycle

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  1. Things to Consider Before You Buy Your First Motorcycle

  2. So you learned the basics of motorcycling, took a safety course, stocked up on safety gear, and decided to take the plunge and buy your first bike? If you are ready to buy your first motorcycle, consider these important points before you buy.

  3. What to consider before buying a motorcycle • Don't overestimate your ability. A common mistake among beginners is to buy a bike with much more performance than they can handle. Stay away from crotch rockets, especially anything with an engine over 600cc; When you learn to ride a slower bike, you will become a better rider because of it. Plus, once you've honed your skills and gained experience, you're ready to upgrade and really appreciate a faster bike. • Identify your needs. Will you drive in heavy traffic? Traveling long distances? Motorcycles come in many shapes and sizes, and you should consider your individual needs when choosing a bike. Consider how you will use your bike and how it will affect your riding experience; For example, if you are looking for a weekend toy, you may be more tolerant of an uncomfortable sexy bike. Recognizing your needs will make choosing your future bike infinitely easier.

  4. Know your options. Bicycles have become increasingly specialized in recent years, and the proliferation of different types of motorcycles offers a number of options that can be both empowering and overwhelming. As you interact with different bikes, you will likely develop different likes and dislikes, bringing you one step closer to making a purchasing decision. • Choose a bike that fits your body. This point is less obvious than it seems. Bicycles come in dramatically different shapes and sizes, just like the human body. Try a size bike and, if possible, test it; You will see that the ergonomic riding experience will differ dramatically from bike to bike. That sports bike you thought was so cool, for example, could strain your wrists to the point of discomfort. On the contrary, that cruiser could conquer you with its low seat and manageable center of gravity. You won't know until you try one on for size!

  5. New or used? • There are a number of trade-offs associated with new and used 125cc motorbikes for sale, and there is no single "right" option; the choice is completely individual and depends on personal preferences (not to mention finances). • New bikes come with the convenience of reliability and warranty, although you'll pay a premium for that peace of mind. • Used bikes are great for beginners because there is generally less concern about damaging something that is not yet in perfect condition. They also tend to have better values ​​because they have already depreciated, although they may not be as reliable as new bikes and cost more money in the long run.

  6. Consider your long-term budget • When committing to buying a motorcycle, be sure to estimate all the additional expenses associated with riding. Before choosing a 125cc motorbike, be sure to check insurance rates with various companies and choose a plan that suits your budget; In general, the higher the deductible, the lower the premium. • You will want to budget for the cost of the security equipment. A quality helmet, jacket, gloves and pants can add up to a substantial amount of money. • Also, don't forget to factor in the cost of routine maintenance, which can vary greatly depending on the make and type of motorcycle.

  7. Although it may be tempting, don't make a hasty purchase. Buying your 125cc motor cycles is an exciting endeavor, but don't get swept up in the heat of the moment. If you see a bike and fall in love with it, make sure you will enjoy owning it after the initial excitement wears off. Have a used motorcycle inspected by a qualified mechanic. Read up on the model you are considering and consider all factors, economic, practical and otherwise, before making your purchase. Most likely, you will not regret your foresight!

  8. Choose a bike that you will be excited to ride • People rarely choose to buy a 300cc motorcycle because they have to; Bicycle shopping is often driven by passion. Despite the inevitable practical issues to be aware of, it is important to choose a bike that you are excited to ride. • Many seasoned motorcyclists will suggest that you buy a sensible first bike, and if you can find a motorcycle that fits all the logical criteria and also makes you excited to ride, you've made the right choice!

  9. About Us • Zontes Motorcycles strive to offer the best range of motorcycles possible in their class. Having been established in Europe since 2009, the current generation of models demonstrate an exceptional balance between quality and price, proving that you can buy a motorcycle which is value for money, not simply cheap. • Website - https://zontes.co.uk/

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