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I'm with the other women.... Let HER decide.
Fwiw, the f4i is a huge bike compared to what is now available. No way would that be one of my first suggestions..... |
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Let's not forget how heavy the bike is. The main reason I went from learning on a cruiser to buying a sport bike was to shed some weight. A fat pig of a bike (to her) can be as difficult to ride as one that she can barely touch the ground on. Trust me, I know. :lol: |
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Pick up a used 08' ninja 250 or a ninja 650.... I dont know what her size is so these are light and skinny, with a low seat hight. And the parallel twin has a more useable pawerband. |
I know where you can get a Ninja 250 real cheap...it might need some work though :lol:
It really depends on what she wants, but I always would recommend a Ninja 250. That's what I started on 4 years ago, that's what I totalled 5 weeks ago with 25,000 miles on it. It's a fun little bike. I wouldn't have stuck with riding if I would have started on a bigger bike. :shrug: |
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Has she taken the MSF course yet? That certainly helps you get the feel of a bike and get you started off in the right direction.
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Her first bike doesnt need to be new. It's more than likely going to go pavement surfing at least once while she learns.
I recently picked up an 86 VF500F for my GF to learn on. Does the job just fine plus it's even fun for me to screw around on. |
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:lol: and if you didn't, she can get a liter huh? lol for real tho, i vote for a used 250 as well. my wife's actually gonna go for her permit soon and wants to rides as well. i'm thinking used '08 Ninja for me... uh, her. ; ) |
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