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| Do the training course at Oaklands Park. It's well worthwhile. In fact I think its compulsory nowadays. Good luck.
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Yamaha TTR250
Great to learn on, easy to ride, nice and light.
Cause its dual sport you can have a play on the dirt too if you want.
And its BLUE!
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Hey Big Fella,
I highly recommend the Kwaka ZZR or Honda if your are a keen cruiser!!
 
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I saw that someone recommended a postie bike - i would say to stay away from a postie bike - most are automatic and when you are learning to ride the clutch is your best friend 
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Hey all
I got my licence at the end of last year and I have to say the crew (Dee-Dee, Scottie, John-o, James) at TeamMoto Springwood were the best! I can't say enough about the great staff and trainers!
I can say I definitely wasn't the quickest person to get the skills, etc, expressly as I'd never ridden a bike before, and am pretty short, but they were always there to guide me, and made me feel like a champ for dropping the bike and getting straight back on again. Lol...
Their belief that I had the not-yet-tapped-ability to ride, and their positive attitude was what gave me the confidence I so needed, especially after a bad experience with another riding school who said I was too short and light...
Anywho, if you want a lot of fun whilst you're learning to ride, TeamMoto is definitely the go!
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