Some best motor bike

1. 2009 Kawasaki Ninja 500R ($5,499) p

One of the tamest members of the notorious Ninja family, the 500R is like a Ninja 250R on steroids-- while remaining manageable enough for beginners.

2. 2009 Kawasaki Vulcan 500 LTD ($5,499)

Built around the compact parallel-twin found in Kawasaki's Ninja 500R, the Vulcan 500 LTD is a well-balanced mid-sized cruiser that's well-suited for beginners.

3. 2008 Suzuki GS500F ($5,899)

The GS500F's sporty appearance should appeal to performance-oriented riders, but its air-cooled, twin-cylinder 487cc engine is tame enough for beginners.

4. 2009 Yamaha V-Star 650 Custom ($6,099)

With a wet weight of 513 lbs, Yamaha's V-Star 650 Custom cruiser might be heavier than most bikes here, but its low 27.4 seat height and mild manners make it an approachable beginner bike.

5. 2009 Suzuki DR-Z400SM ($6,299)

If supermoto style is what you're after, the Suzuki DR-Z400SM offers that unique combination of a dirtbike body and street-biased suspension.

6. 2011 Harley-Davidson Sportster SuperLow

The Harley-Davidson SuperLow is one of three new bikes in the 2011 Harley lineup, and this re-imagined Sportster offers enhanced low speed maneuverability, a saddle height of only 25.5 inches, and greater suspension travel for more comfortable riding.

7. 2009 Triumph Bonneville

If you like the look of classic British bikes, you'll love the Triumph Bonneville. Its torquey air-cooled 865cc parallel twin doesn't need to rev high to produce decent power, and its iconic design combines retro styling and modern functionality. Read our 2009 Bonneville review, and take a look at the entire 2009 Triumph lineup here.

8. 2009 Suzuki GSX650F ($7,299)

Don't let its Gixxer-like looks fool you; the Suzuki GSX650F's upright posture and tractable powerplant make it a great beginner bike.

9. 2009 BMW G650 Xcountry

Though it's generally considered a premium product, beginners craving a versatile dual purpose bike might want to consider a BMW G650 Xcountry. Its 53 horsepower single-cylinder powerplant should offer years of reliable operation, and its oddball styling cuts a unique silhouette on the road.

10. 2012 Honda Shadow RS ($8,240)

The Honda Shadow RS's liquid-cooled 745cc V-twin might be more powerful than most bikes in this category, but its low seat height and nimble handling make it a solid choice for beginners.