7 Used Motorcycles That WON’T BREAK! (Low Maintenance)

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As long as the name of the bike starts with letters “honda” or “yamaha” you’re good to go

Anything Honda will not die. My dad still has his very first motorcycle, a 1967 Honda CB250, it still starts up and runs like it was 1967. It has never left him stranded and pretty much only needs tires and an oil change. It has over 200k miles and the odometer rolled over for the second time last year🤣

Royal Enfield really upped their game recently. The bikes are slow, but reliable as hell. And for old geezers like me, slow is just nice.

You should get R1 or MT10 if you’re a beginners and want a reliable motorcycle. I’ve seen owners die before the bikes themselves.

Triumph, Harley and Enfield you say? How about a suzuki vstrom 650. Mine has been bulletproof for 200 000kms.

The secret of Ducati's low mileage. In repairs

Any Honda will do, but the Cub will probably still run after Earth has been rendered uninhabitable. Also, Suzuki V-strom.

Bought an '85 Honda 650 Nighthawk 2 1/2 years ago. It's a John Deere tractor disguised as a motorcycle. For a grand, it starts, runs, looks (sort of) good, and is great fun. Even the Harley guys acknowledge Hondas are bulletproof. Recommended.

The Ducati part is so true. My 40 year old boss was going through mid life crisis and he bought Panigale V4. he ended up selling it couple of months later as he literally soiled his pants when the bike went 150+ mph in the blink of an eye 🤣🤣🤣

I’ve seen Honda Dreams in Vietnam and Thailand with well over 500,000 miles on the clock. And, knowing those mechanics learn how to wind back odometers in their cribs, it’s like so many times around the earth, you’re actually heading towards the end of the solar system.

I’m dying over here 😂. I just bought a 2022 V2 Panigale from someone for 15,000$ last week. The bike had 160 miles on it. It also included a 72 month extended warranty.

I own a 2002 Honda Hornet CB600F2Y and it's always been reliable and will kick the arse of much bigger machines.

Bruh I have a royal enfield 500 and it's the most unreliable piece of crap I've ever ridden

I've never--not once, ever--heard 'Ducati' and 'reliable' used in the same sentence, without the prefix 'un' at least!

Yep, my first two wheel machine is my 2004 Honda silverwing 600 scooter! A little big and unusually powerful (especially for a scooter) but it was great to learn on! No clutch to mess with as I got used to wielding a 500+lb machine that will go triple digits with no problem. The only problem with it thus far is a moderate size oil leak from the oil seal, but should be an easy enough repair. From there I graduated to another bike on the list; the Harley Davidson 883! I absolutely love this bike! Being a new rider I don’t have anything but a scooter to compare it with so it seems like a REAL MOTORCYCLE!! After 500 miles on it I haven’t had any of the oil leak issues everyone complains about? My air cleaner is, well, clean😂🤷🏻‍♂️. The 883 seems like a rocket ship compared to my Honda and I couldn’t care less about the vibrations. It’s just an old school, no frills, super cool looking, motorcycle that does motorcycle things. It goes down the road on two wheels looking awesome and sounding great and that’s all I need it to do. I’ll probably trade it in one day for a bigger bike but not right now, and not for a while. Not to mention it’s super cheap to own.

Had a 2009 Bonnie up until recently....great to ride, utterly dependable.

I went and rented a 2019 Panigale V4 instead of buying one. So damn fast. So damn cool. And after riding, I was in some damn pain. Maybe I'm too old for that ride geometry. But at least I didn't buy it and put it on Craigslist right away.

My shadow VT1100 was a stupidly reliable bike. I left it sitting for like a year and a half and didn't even have to clean the carb. Just throw another battery in it and it starts right up. Such an incredible bike.

1984 Honda 650 Nighthawk, bought new, currently has 116k runs like a dream