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Originally Posted by civsnake
Is your first paragraph meant to imply that you want a bike to save on gas vs. a car? If that is the case, I would advise against this course of action. Don't buy a bike to save money, because you really are leveraging your personal safety against dollars and cents. Do it because you want to ride a motorcycle.
Also, as I've stated before, if you plan of doing any freeway riding I would avoid a 250; they just aren't up to the task. Check the 500 or a used 600 or something.
I'm glad you're looking out for the bikers on the road. It's a nice feeling to see someone make more room for you because they took the time to notice you.
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Also dont count on saving money by getting a motorcycle. By the time you pay for your gear, insurance and buy the bike, you probably wont be saving money on gas.