EroticySteve

I learned to ride on a Kawasaki KLR 250. If you're learning to ride that's a great bike for that purpose. If you're really short it won't be a good bike.

They are cheap. Relatively maintenence free. Light. Nimble. 4 stroke and street lega.

My old KLR 250 helped half a dozen friends learn to ride.

I've been riding a Harley for a few years. They are great. Worth every penny and if you take care of it, you'll most likely get every penny back. I can get more for mine now than when I bought it new.

However, no matter what you get, a cruiser is a great everyday bike.

You're going to a see a resurgance in the popularity of mopeds, scooters and motorcylces as long as the gas prices remain high. I'm banking on Forbes' prediction about the oil bubble bursting soon.

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