There is only one HD I'd consider for a newbie rider, the Street 500.

But the Street series are brand new and for a new rider, an older bike is the way to go. The reasoning behind that is that new riders often do drop their bike at some point and dropping an older bike is psychologically much less taxing compared to dropping a brand new bike.

I suggesting starting off on something like an older Virago 535 or something similar and once you've have accumulated some mileage under your butt, consider the move up to your dream bike.

Hi I have a decibel stunt scooter but I want apex bars will it fit. Plus I have a standard size fork?

2001 Yamaha R1 headlight 35 or 55 watt?

I have a 2001 Yamaha R1 bought used and not sure what has been done to it. Are both lights supposed to be ON during low beam? both bulbs 55w or 35w? I do not want to stress my charging system or battery! thanks

Can an icebear 50cc trike be converted into a regular 2 wheel scooter?

And if so how and what parts need changed cause my rear end got ran over and bent but I lived to tell about it. I need good detailed answers not just a yes or no answer. Thanks

If you quote the VIN to a dealer they should be able to give you the key code – a letter followed by 4 or 5 digits.

Some older Yamahas have the key code stamped on the bike (look at the back of the helmet lock or a sticker at the bottom of the ignition barrel.

Try keysinthepost.com or a similar service near you.