A very good place to start is with a small scooter. That way you don't have
to get a license and you get the feel for it. Many folks just stop at that.
I used to have one and it was a riot. Not good for highway, but buzzing
around town, there's nothing better. Over 100mpg, to boot.

Nathaniel

On 12/24/06 6:38 AM, "Mike Collum" <collum@VERIZON.NET> wrote:

> If you can balance on a bicycle you can balance on a motorcycle.  The
> thing to be careful of is that motorcycles have much more power than
> most non-riders can imagine.  You definitely want to start out being
> very gentle with the throttle.
>
> Mike
>
>
> Joy Hecht wrote:
>>  How hard is it to
>> learn to ride one, at my age?