When it comes to choosing the right motorcycle for you, it is important to consider the different types of motorcycles 
that will benefit you in different ways.
First, your motorcycle must “fit” meaning your feet should rest flat on the ground while you are seated, and the controls should be easy to operate. Smaller, lighter, and less powerful motorcycles are best for beginners.
Some of the standard bikes include:
- Standard motorcycles- This type of motorcycle is stripped down to the fundamentals. It emphasizes function, performance, and ergonomics. A good motorcycle for beginners and is less prone to damage.
- Cruisers- Motorcycle with a low-slung design with the rider’s feet forward, hands up, and the spine erect or leaning back slightly. This motorcycle is more comfortable for long-distance riding.
- Sport bikes- These motorcycles are smaller and lighter, designed to emphasize performance and handling. The rider’s feet are back, hands are low, and the torso is leaning forward. This motorcycle is capable of high speeds, is stable during corners, and requires a higher level of skill.
- Touring bikes- This motorcycle type is best for long-distance touring and commuting. It has a large windshield to protect against wind and weather. In addition, it has large-capacity fuel tanks, is more relaxed, and has an upright seating position.
- Dual-purpose bike- Motorcycle that is lightweight and has a smaller engine. It has high clearance and a rugged body construction. Its large wheels with semi-knobby tires work for occasional off-road use.
Picking the right motorcycle for you will depend on your skill level, the type of rides you will be doing, and, most importantly, what is most comfortable fo you.