does the cc of a motorcyle engine matter how easy it is to handle or wat teach me...?

Question

i want to buy a bike that is 1000 cc and i don't know anything abouts motorcyles......i have never even touched one ......so i have this great deal but the only problem is that the engine is 1000cc and alot of people tell me thats bad........because later im gonna buy a faster bike but y waste money on two bikes when u can buy a superb bike

Answer 1

so you are saying the 1000 is to slow? I think you should start on a smalle bike :(

Answer 2

if you have never touched a motorcycle at all i would highly reccomend looking into a class that teaches you the fundamentals of riding first. then i would seriously consider buying a small bike such as the kawasaki ninja 250. you did not specify which make make or model but either way you will definetly end up in the hospital or worse if you just jump on a 1000cc bike or worse you will kill someone else in the process

Answer 3

cc's= power nothing to do with easy handling. start w/ a 600 less chance to kill yourself i think, then after a year if you take care of it you can sell it for more power(cc). you don't even have an idea of your riding style or what you'll ultimately want for your "superb bike".
You need a starting place, and you need to learn to ride, more inexpensive but still fun, if you plan to do track with the bike on a more technical course a lower cc bike is best. Watch the AMA races next year and see what the best racers on the planet like, their class choice in racing usually tells you what they enjoy the most !

Answer 4

The bigger the engine the heavier the bike. Lighter weight bikes are better for developing riding skills. I'd recommend a smaller bike to begin with.

Answer 5

buy something in your skill level first timer really shouldn't have a bigger bike than a 650 give or take. If your only concern is the look find something different. No matter what you get do your self a big favor and take a rider safety class

Answer 6

IF YOU HAVE NEVER RIDDEN BEFORE - THERE IS NO WAY YOU COULD HANDLE A 1000CC BIKE. YOU HAD ALSO BETTER CHECK WITH YOUR STATE, SOME PLACES ONLY ALLOW A CERTAIN CC LEVEL UNTIL YOU HAVE RIDDEN FOR A YEAR.
YOU NEED TO TRY A 250CC OR MAYBE A 500CC AND SEE IF YOU CAN HANDLE THE POWER FIRST.

Answer 7

Follow the advise that EVERYONE who answered your question has told you. A 1000cc is to big for a brand new rider. If you get it. Make sure you have your donor card filled out. Shame to waste those parts.

Answer 8

I reccomend that you buy a 'busa with a streched swingarm for your first bike (if you can you afford a turbo then that's even better)... they handle awesome and have a very manageable power band.

I'm kidding, don't do that... seriously, don't buy a literbike if you've never ridden before......... unless you have a death wish.

oh, and take a class

Answer 9

because you are the best sport bike rider ever. you will find
out.

Answer 10

You need to learn on something smaller.