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Frequently asked questions
American Moto Co covers honest motorcycle reviews, epic ride guides, and real stories from riders of all backgrounds. Our content includes ride reviews, scenic motorcycle route guides across the United States, and stories from the road, told by riders from every corner of the motorcycle world. No gatekeeping, no bias, just real information for every rider.
Yes, beginners are one of our core audiences. Every motorcycle review on this site includes a plain-language breakdown and a clear information for newer riders. We cover popular beginner motorcycles like the Kawasaki Ninja 650 and approachable dual-sports like the Suzuki DR-Z400, with honest assessments of seat height, power delivery, and cost of ownership, everything a new rider actually needs to know.
The best beginner motorcycle depends on your budget, height, and riding goals. For road riding, the Kawasaki Ninja 650 is a standout, smooth power, a low 31-inch seat height, and widely available used. For riders who want off-road capability, the Suzuki DR-Z400 is forgiving and nearly indestructible. Browse the Ride Reviews section for full breakdowns with beginners in mind.
Yes. The Epic Rides section covers motorcycle roads across the United States that are worth planning a trip around. Current guides include Alabama's Skyway Motorway (SR-281 Talladega Scenic Drive), the Suches Loop in northern Georgia (also known as Georgia's Dragon), and a curated roundup of must-ride American roads for 2026. Each guide covers route character, recommended skill level, best season, and what to expect on the road.
All content is written by Zach Janik, a Total Control Training (TCT) certified motorcycle instructor and home-grown mechanic with years of hands-on riding and teaching experience. Every review on this site is based on deep research and ride time, not press materials or manufacturer talking points. Zach founded American Moto Co to provide honest, unbiased motorcycle information for riders at every experience level.
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