Seven of the Best Beginner Motorcycles to Buy in Essex *

*This is a collaborative post.

Someone has famously quoted, “You don’t stop riding when you get old, you get old when you stop riding.”

Motorcycling is more than just riding the wheels; it’s the spirit of being free on the road and exploring the unknown.

That being said, if you are new to motorcycling, it can be confusing for you to pick your first motorcycle when you are unfamiliar with the choices you have. Choosing your first ride is not as simple as choosing the motorcycle clothing Essex. 

Don’t stress out; we are here to help you pick your first motorbike with this exhaustive list of best beginner motorcycles you must know. Remember that there is a restriction on beginner’s AM licence as to which kind of motorbike you can ride. There are three categories AM (from 16 years of age), A1 (from age 17), and A2 (from 19), that decide what kind of bike you can ride.

We have picked options that are top choices in their sector so that you are not left guessing.

We ensure you won’t go wrong with these beginner motorcycles as your first ride.

Top 7 beginner’s motorcycles 

AJS JSM 50

AJS JSM 50 is a motorcycle that is praised for its all-terrain look and scrambler style. It will go best with stylish motorcycle clothing that will give you feel of a Paris-Dakar rally on the street. With its two-stroke engine that has auto lube and a 6-speed gearbox with storage space beneath the locking seat, AJS JSM 50 is an ideal starter bike for AM licence holders.

You can get your hands on this bike by shelling out around £1,750.

Honda Vision 50

Not a motorcycle per se but more of a scooter, Honda Vision 50 is the best beginner’s ride to step on and off. One of the most economical rides around you can go 147 miles per gallon on this fun ride. Its four-stroke engine is smooth and incredibly refined, and you can fill the 5.5-litre tank for just £6. You have the freedom to choose from 4 colours.

For Honda Vision 50, you will be spending approximately £1,999.

Aprilia RS4 50

Most 16-year-old riders consider Aprilia RS4 50 as their superbike. Designed to be fantastically sporty, this motorcycle is designed to match your motorcycle clothing Essex. What a MotoGP motorcycle is for professional racers, Aprilia RS4 50 is the same for the beginners. A six-speed gearbox with a two-stroke engine and a race-style rev counter, there’s a whole range of accessories that accompany this ride.

Well, you will be spending around £3,371 for this model, but we can’t complain as replicating a racer doesn’t come cheap.

 Kymco CK1 125

Taiwan made, Kymco CK1, which is made to appeal to the young riders with its rebellious style. Powered by a single-cylinder four-stroke engine, the Kymco CK1 can reach up to a speed of more than 60mph. As a beginner, you will appreciate all the bells and whistles included in the bike such as gear indicator and digital speedo. For added reassurance, there’s a two-year warranty.

Get ready to spend £1,999 for the 125cc model of Kymco CK1.

Honda CBF125

There’s a reason why Honda CBF125 is the most popular 125cc motorcycle in the UK. Proven for its performance and trusted for its reliability, the bike is the ideal starting point for riders who want to step up their riding experience on the road. Styled with authentic MotoGP graphics, race-style Honda CBR125 is a well-balanced beginner’s motorcycle in its category.

Around £2,699 is the price of the starting model.

Yamaha YZF-R125

None of the brands can master the art of streamlined design as Yamaha. It shows in YZF-R125. For A1 licence holders looking for a superbike, the YZF-R125 is a motorbike with all the features. Exceptional ABS suspension, high-tech engine, and a world-class bodywork put this superbike on the list of best beginner’s motorcycles.

Although all these added features come at a price, which is why YZF-R125 costs around £4,399.

BMW F800 GS

Best motorbike for A2 licence holders, the BMW F800 GS is a marvellous piece of engineering that any 19 years old would love. Its four-stroke two-cylinder engine can throttle up to 85hp, but for A2 licence holders, it’s restricted up to 47hp. A great sports tourer, the BMW GS has unstoppable engineering at its core.  

Starting from £8,850, owning this superbike is no cheap deal.

So these are the best motorcycle options for the beginners to choose from.