Lots of quistions from a noob :-)

[Wrider]

I don't know about Denmark, but the only two current production bikes I've found in the U. S. with standard ergonomics and a reasonable seat height are the Honda 250 Nighthawk and the Yamaha TW200. I rode a Nighthawk during the BRC, and bought a TW200. They cost about the same, and either will serve well. I've discovered that with a change of sprockets and chain, the TW200 will do everything the Nighthawk will do, plus a lot more.

Don't forget the FZ series from Yamaha... Comfortable, with sportbike performance!
Wrider

[goahead500]

thanks, u are all really helpfull now to get to my gear, and to bug the local bike shop , but in a good way

[Wrider]

If you give 'em money, I guarantee they won't mind...
Wrider

[goahead500]

i guess not but only after i´ve sit on every one of the bikes they have ahhh choices, choices

[Koss]

Eh, they are use to it. The bikes don't mind waiting. They arn't going anywhere when they are in the showroom floor.

[ebayninja]

Just went through the exercise you went through of "what bike?" First, pick a bike that fits your body. Second, figure out what other issues are important to you. Every locale has different access to brand support. For me, maintenance, handling, and future boredom were the primary issues. The concensus pick from most of the sources I looked pointed me at my Ninja 250R. But I also live in the North American capital of Kawasaki, so personal bias is undoubtedly an issue!