>>1476351>DRZ400Solid/reliable. Also slow/heavy. The gearing is kind of short, 1st isn't low enough to be useable in technical offroad and 5th isn't high enough for higher-speed (55-65mph) roads without wringing out the engine.
Suspension's a bit harsh offroad.
But it's easy to wrench on, fairly inexpensive, and a good "starter bike" while you figure out what you like/dislike about it.
If you're looking for a bike that's a little more road-worthy, less dirt/offroad, might check out the KLR650's.
Something more offroady, Yamaha WR or KTM EXC.
