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Hi guys

Ive decide after to many years of dreaming about it to go for my bike licence.

Ive had a car licence for around 10 years so i have knowledge of the road but almost no experience of bikes.


my real aim is go go exploring around the UK and North West Europe with the wife so i was looking at a bigger cc bike really, being 29 i can go for the DAS but my main worry there is that im taking on to much to fast and that ill either not pass or spend a small fortune trying to learn to ride, but at the same time i dont really want to pass the A2 or similar, buy a smaller bike that dosnt really do what i need and have to upgrade a months down the line as its alot of cash


Any help or thoughts on this would really be appreciated


Thanks very much

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Welcome to TMBF mate....pop over to the Newbies section and introduce yourself to the guys when you can...... 8-)


Definitely go for the DAS mate......no point in messing about.....especially as you have plans like those..... :wink: A bike will only go as fast as you let it.....so a bigger bike will only take off if you give it a big handfull of throttle.....and the bigger bikes generally have more torque....so you can potter about at lower revs with a pillion on the back without the bike bogging down, which is what a smaller capacity machine would tend to do..... :wink:

Obviously just MHO.......your choice ultimately..... 8-)

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Yeah, I'd second that.


A lot of people find bigger bikes easier to ride than 125s. Also there's not a big difference between a 125 and 600 cost-wise, both for a bike and insurance. Petrol consumption not as good though but that's about it.

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my real aim is go go exploring around the UK and North West Europe with the wife so i was looking at a bigger cc bike really, being 29 i can go for the DAS but my main worry there is that im taking on to much to fast

 

DAS without a doubt, as it opens up more possibilities.


Good luck with it, whatever you choose to do

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