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2005 Yamaha TW 200. Best bike for learners out there in my opinion. Lightweight, low and has a fat back tire. I breezed through the test on that bike.

When I bought my NC700X I used a big promotional discount to splurge on a Shoei RF-1100. It is noticeably more comfortable than my old KBC TK-8, but is it $300 more comfortable?--No. Both helmets are DOT/Snell approved, but when I eventually replace my current helmet years from now I won't be...

That's comforting to hear. I've also noticed is 3,000 rpm feels/sounds the best so far. It's easy for me to ignore 6th gear because I'm not used to having it anyways. I haven't been able to spend much time over 60 since my plates haven't come in yet and I need a toll tag. I'm hoping that odd...

I'm not new to riding, but I am new to the NC700X. I have ~200 miles on mine. My previous bikes were a 2007 KLR650 and 2003 DR650 for a total combined mileage of over 15,000 mi. The shifting progression seemed to come naturally on those bikes and what felt right also matched what was recommended...