I've been eyeing up this Yamaha R6. What do you guys think?

Hi guys, thinking of buying a new bike under a 3 lakh budget , needed some power with decent avg of around 30+ , main issue is my height is 6'2 and I am having a lean physique, so most bikes feel smaller for me ergonomics wise or they don't suit me,

Have tried classic 350 riding felt good but really not sure about whether it's ergonomics are right for me, will attach a photo so you guys can have a reference

Please suggest other options that can suit me just as fine and reliable

Hey everyone, I'm buying my first motorcycle and torn between two options after test riding both (already ruled out the CB350RS):

​Honda CB350 H'ness: Loved the butter-smooth clutch, light gear shifts, and refined engine.

​Royal Enfield Hunter 350: Very comfortable, nimble, and effortless to maneuver in traffic, but the clutch and gearbox felt noticeably heavier/rougher than the Honda.

I'm looking to take a motorcycle class in the next month or 2, and I'm currently shopping around for a beginner bike that I can keep for a long while to come as I'll be financing. My price range I'm looking at is between $10-15k. I'll be using it to commute to work mainly(an hour each way) and weekend cruises, potentially up to the mountains.

I'm considering a Honda 1100 DCT, but are there any other bikes I should consider? I like the cruiser style.

A little added info, I haven't rode a dirt bike or anything similar in over 15 years and never a motorcycle

Hello, I am looking for my first bike. I am kind of looking at the cf moto line like the adventure line up but I can’t find how much weight they can take. I am currently 5’9” and about 300 lbs but I’m losing weight. What do I need to look for when picking out my starter bike?

https://www.reddit.com/r/SuggestAMotorcycle/comments/1w46fbx/would_you_buy_a_used_250_instead_of_one_of_these/

My budget is around $1,600, and most of the times I just do short trips around town, no highway, and maybe the occasional gravel road also.

So, I got tempted by the Hikeep MA-S because electric sounds easy and I like the idea of not dealing with gas or a clutch. Then I started thinking about registration. If I can’t title or insure it here, the pedals don’t really solve anything.

At that point would you guys just look for an older 250 with paperwork and learn to ride it properly? It is my first bike, so feel free to tell me if I’m looking at this completely backwards lol.

Hello

So i have been riding fo 3 minths less then a year now on my Kawasaki Z500. It's been pretty good it's been great, but im looking to upgrade to something thats more stable and easy on highways. Where I live, every road, surrounded by me is either an interstate or a state parkway, local roads have a limit of 45. The z500 is pretty fun, but the problem I have is that whenever i'm on the highway, it's just like too light, and need to always keep the throttle pinned fully open, and my daily mileage that I do is about twenty five miles. I only want a naked or standard motorcycle, and want to do it during the off season of riding for a better deal. Currently what i've been seeing is the CB750 Hornet, Z900, STREET TRIPLE R. Everything from what i've named is around 8000 for the 2025 model year except the triumph. But then there's also the part of me saying, I should just keep using this Z500, it would be great if yall could give a recommendation.

I am aware that this question probably gets asked in here often, but i haven't been able to find a response i liked. I am a student, and am looking for an A2 bike. I love the look and idea of nimble sport bikes, and am not too much into the bigger touring bikes or naked bikes. As i said i am a student, so it can't be too expensive to have/buy. So far i am considering the GSX 600f from 2000 ish, and the SZR660, also from around that time. Any other bikes i should be considering?