First Bike recommendations
6th Gear
Joined: May 2009
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Hi and welcome...
Just like you I have just passed my test and went with the Iron, all I can say is what a great choice I made. I find it easier than the bikes I used on my lessons. It handles superbly, it looks great and has more than enough torque to deliver when needed. I can cruise at 80/90 mph, however because of the upright position of this 'cruiser' it isn't something I would want to do on a regular basis, lol. I really cannot recommend this bike enough...go for it! I will probably change up eventually but it will be purely down to wanting to try something else in the range not because the Iron doesn't 'cut it'......ENJOY!!!
Just like you I have just passed my test and went with the Iron, all I can say is what a great choice I made. I find it easier than the bikes I used on my lessons. It handles superbly, it looks great and has more than enough torque to deliver when needed. I can cruise at 80/90 mph, however because of the upright position of this 'cruiser' it isn't something I would want to do on a regular basis, lol. I really cannot recommend this bike enough...go for it! I will probably change up eventually but it will be purely down to wanting to try something else in the range not because the Iron doesn't 'cut it'......ENJOY!!!
Cruiser
Joined: May 2008
Posts: 119
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From: Junction City, Oregon
When you say it's a first bike, have you ever ridden before? If not, I'd strongly suggest taking a riding course. There is a lot to consider when getting your first bike. Your height, weight, will you want saddlebags, etc. If you don't have a lot of experience, I would say go for the 883.
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