hi everyone, i plan to maybe getting a full B license in the future. But i don't have any bike riding experience aside from riding bicycle. i do have experience in driving a manual car for a few years though. Will that make my learning experience easier since i know how the clutch works?

and BTW will it be a problem if i get an er6 as a beginner bike since i am quite short? around 15xcm?

which driving centre u going to learn?

i heard most driving centre assume u can ride already and just teach for test.

Gulf Region 

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Added on September 2, 2012, 10:02 pm

I took my driving license at this driving school. In 1995 

What about?

you tall?

Versys!

not poison la. just helping 

GS800


Multistrada 1200


Tiger 800

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Added on September 5, 2012, 6:14 pm

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Added on September 5, 2012, 6:21 pm

Tell me which Ducati?

Ducati IMO is only great for sports bike model enthusiast. You will not settled down until you owned 1198 or the current 1199. Even with this, you will still wanna upgrade to S or tricolore 

yes KTM SM-T is very good for road
or u can go for adventures + double setup

is easy to ride (lightest among other), good toque VS BMW GS, have a chance to ride that bike for few month

is cheaper among other also but part is just like other expensive

kawasaki er6, be it the naked 6n or faired 6f, are very forgiving for beginners (like i am)

the twin parallel engine is easy to handle, has enough torque to excite a beginner, and if you did pop the clutch, you won't be doing a wheelie

the bike can be classified as "training" bike, as it weighs as much as a liter bike, so after mastering this bike, you can safely upgrade to a 1,000cc bikes... 

kawasaki er6, be it the naked 6n or faired 6f, are very forgiving for beginners (like i am)

the twin parallel engine is easy to handle, has enough torque to excite a beginner, and if you did pop the clutch, you won't be doing a wheelie

the bike can be classified as "training" bike, as it weighs as much as a liter bike, so after mastering this bike, you can safely upgrade to a 1,000cc bikes... 

you drop my water face! 

hahahaha... 
mine was a replica (better word for fake  ) dainese mesh jacket

can't comment on how good or tahan it is

but just remember that, wearing something fake is better than nothing, rite?

i think most sifu bikers would agree if i say it's still okay if one were to wear a fake jacket (but not a racing suit), fake gloves for basic protection - but don't ever get the fake helmets (many fake arai / shoei in the market) EVER

so, in conclusion, wearing a fake padded jacket is better than wearing none. so, go ahead

i wear my fake dainese every day. serves me 2 purpose - basic crash protection, and prevents me from getting sun burnt on my forearm.

usually, the price would be the thing that would give it away

a basic shoei helmet, an open face for kapcai use one, is already about rm500+

a basic shoei full face will start from rm 1,000+
same goes to apparel

the cheapest dainese mesh jacket will start from rm 500 - 700+,

and a pair of basic alpinestar glove would start at around rm 200+ (racing gloves is about rm 1,000+)