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Thank you all for your lovely suggestions, appreciated!

Hello there, Bonio! That's correct, you got it! Biscuits coming, in different flavours! Ok, I believe you

Perfect! This confirms age is just a state of mind. Thanks all!

Thank you everyone, I can see that regardless of the final choice, the DAS seems to be very much suggested! I wasn't expecting the fact bigger bikes are easier to ride on the road than a 125s, potentially because in my unexperienced mind bigger bikes = you'll drop them super easily because you have no idea how to balance them and they're faster And yes, I was reading the Highway code, doing some test also trying to understand what's my knowledge status etc. Thanks!

Hello everyone, Considering the expertize I can see in this Forum, I was looking for some advice and second opinions. Context: I'm 37, I drive cars since 2006, but I have no experience driving in England (I'm Italian), no experience at all in riding a bike (drove a e-bike in Seattle a couple of months ago, and drove in circles on a Honda CB125R for a Honda free days) I'm actually debating on the following options: A) Get the CBT (booked for next Saturday), buy a 125cc (looking at a Ninja 125) or B) After the CBT, book for the DAS training, and eventually go for a Ninja 400 (which is my final objective) If you were in me, what would you do? I read that going with a 125cc means you'll get "tired" very easily and some people are saying the 400 is a better starter bike than a 125. Probably some stupid questions here, but I'm interested in your thoughts. Thank you all!

Thank you Rennie!

Well, hello there you lovely people! Giuseppe here, Italian living in England (Warwick) and in the process of going through the CBT next Saturday (SUPER excited for that!) I'm actually 37 years old, so I guess this already answer the question "is it too late to start riding on a bike?". I don't have experience driving any bikes (not even Mopeds, well unless we consider an e-bike drove for like 30 minutes in the US a couple of months ago, and me going in circles on a Honda CB125R without falling down during a Honda Free Days event). I joined this forum by looking on Google, trying to look for a nice and welcoming Community which has the patience to deal with more than noobs like me. Ciao!