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What motorcyles should I look for?! I'm 5'3 140 lb female... this will be my 1st bike also
Personally, if it was me, I'd go down to my HD dealership and sit on as many bikes that I could to see which one felt the best/most comfortable to me and then go from there, good luck.
I agree with Springer. Go to an HD Dealer and sit on some of their bikes. Find a low frame model that will allow both of your feet to touch the ground while straddling the bike...and DEFINITELY take a Basic Rider Course.
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Personally, if it was me, I'd go down to my HD dealership and sit on as many bikes that I could to see which one felt the best/most comfortable to me and then go from there, good luck.
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