I‘m 29 and want to buy my 1st motorcycle I don‘t like Harley davidson or ninjas
Harley or Ninja ? Bit of a difference there.
Look for some thing within the 250-350cc variety to begin out on.Honda insurgent is a fab watching motorcycle,now not overpowering both,If you'll be able to discover an historical Honda Hawk,that could be a well starter too,it's an automated,so you'll be able to listen extra on using and no more on transferring.
I have a couple of suggestions. You can look at dual sport or standard motorcycles. Couple of examples Kawasaki KLR 650. Single cylinder dual sport that has been around for a couple of decades. Easy to ride, easy to maintain, after-market parts readily available, cheap to buy, cheap to insure, and a huge following. There have been several riders that have chosen the KLR to ride around the world. Lots of information on the Adventure Rider website/forum. Suzuki DL-650 V-Strom with ABS brakes. Twin cylinder standard that again is easy to ride due to a more upright seating and handlebar position. Gets your head up in the air to better evaluate the ever changing traffic and road conditions. This bike is equipped with a windshield and hard bags and trunk are available from the factory or from the after-market world. Note regarding windshield. The V-Stroms suffer from wind turbulence on the rider. Madstad brackets are available to help move the windshield to better route the wind and surprisingly different mirrors will have a huge impact on reducing turbulence. There are other standard bikes that are good for the beginner. One advantage that will help you is at least 12 years of driving experience. You understand what it takes to avoid all the brain dead and distracted drivers on the road these days. Lastly, sign up for the Motorcycle Safety Foundation Beginning Rider Course. Course will help introduce you to motorcycle riding and getting your motorcycle endorsement for your driver's license. Good Luck
