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Good Novice MotorcycleTake your pick, if you need to keep insurance low don't get a sports bike but something like a suzuki GN, Yamaha SR, Honda CB. Or if you fancy something a bit grander and more of a custom jobby then maybe a Honda shadow 125. Height wise there isn't anything that will be too tall.

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You may also look at the Yamaha V-Star 650 or the Suzuki Savage 650, both are great beginner bikes and the insurance will not kill you. Good place to search for insurance is Dairyland or Bikeline

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