I’ve always loved the idea of riding a bike and want to buy one now (mid segment 400-650cc)
But I don’t know how. My family and friends don’t have one.
How can I learn to ride on one before purchasing? I know how to ride scooters tho
Suggestions will help 🙏 Thanks
I rented a commuter (Yamaha FZ) for a few weeks to learn. Since you already know scooters, one week is more than enough for you to learn.
@LowTcHelpMe Thanks, which platform did you use to rent?
I ended up renting from a local renting shop. Just googled for bike rent around me. It cost me 7.5k for a month.
Clutch daba k chaalu kr, check kr agar gear dala he ki nhi agar nhi dala to dal, phele accelerator de halka sa or clutch chor halki si ..fir apne per rakhle foot rest pe ..nazar saamne. Sabse important apne Darna nhi he 😂🤣. Ye line by line likha he jese mujhe mere papa ne sikhaya tha 8th me ❤️.
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Do a test drive to get a feel. Can also rent if you want to try some more
Although, having gone from Benelli -> Activa, only buy it if you're into long drives. In city they're a headache to maneuver of you're skinny like me. In that case get jacked first
For beginners they can start with 125cc segment bike, unlike large cc bikes these are less weight and there are good bikes to choose from in this segment.
Buy it, you'll learn
If any driving school nearby, check if you can learn there bike ride and can also get your DL with their help.
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