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I’ve been a rider for more than 20yrs.
Definitely take a course, I recommend the MSF course, and definitely do advance courses. I recommend Yamaha Champion Riding school, Penguin, California Superbike School, etc. The better you understand the bike and your limits, the safer you’ll be.
Definitely get proper gear including air vest or air bag type jacket/suits... always were the gear cause you have no control what the other guy does.
There are 2 type of riders. Ones that fall and ones that are going to fall... be prepared... it is inevitable, but the gear helps, training and experience more so.
Yamaha R3 and Kawasaki 400R are excellent bikes as well.
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