How to Buy a Motorcycle

To Buy a Motorcycle, you have to  take into consideration:
- Do you really want or need a motorcycle?
- What is your price range?
- What is an appropriate displacement, weight and type within your skill set?
- What is the intended use for the motorcycle?
- Should the motorcycle be new or used.
- If used, what is the condition of the motorcycle?
- Can you ultimately be satisfied with your purchase?
- Where can you find the right motorcycle for you?
- How will you pay for the motorcycle.

After that, ask yourself is do you really want to ride a motorcycle and why? Then, determine what you can afford. Next, determine the appropriate size & type of motorcycle for you. Forth, choose between New or used. If used, think about the condition of the motorcycle. After that, think Can you ultimately be satisfied with the purchase? Then, find out Where you can find the right motorcycle for you.If you are buying a new bike, Find a dealer with a good reputation. Besides, Don't be afraid to visit two or more dealers selling the same product. In addition, Question the total amount, including destination charges and assembly charges. You need to Ask to have those waived or reduced. Other than that, avoid optional aftermarket warranty coverage for a new motorcycle. Remember Do not get into a discussion with the dealer as to how much you can afford each month and Do not believe a dealer who tells you that you must have the dealer service your motorcycle in order for the warranty to remain valid. Then, think How you will pay for the motorcycle.