For most of your life you’ve been looking at people
tearing through the streets on their impressive Harley-Davidsons, and you’ve
always wanted to get in on the action. If you think that you’re now ready for
your very own bike, here are some of the most important things you have to
consider first:
How will you
ride?
Your choice of motorcycle will depend on how you
intend to ride. If you’re a big fan of lengthy, highway rides, then choppers or
cruisers should be your best bet. Buy dirt bikes for off-road thrill rides and
treks, and if you want to combine both functions, opt for tour bikes or
adventure tourers that can help you keep an upright posture while still
allowing for plenty of clearance.
Is the
dealership reputable?
This is especially useful when you’re buying a used
bike. You should make sure that you won’t end up walking away with a lemon, so
it’s best to choose the most reliable dealer you can find before you sign onto
anything. Do some research on a prospective seller, or ask around town or among
your family and friends for recommendations.
Test Drive
After scoping out your prospective dealers, it’s
time to check how their bikes handle or feel. Ask to do a test drive to get the
feel of things. Choose the road you want to drive it on based on the bike’s
function.
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