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Thanks for all the suggestions and advice folks... Really appreciate all the guidance

All these confessions lol

Very sound advice... I am not looking for a machine that requires repairs immediately or in the near future but there are some bikes that have been dropped and I just wanna make sure whether it's a big deal or not if it was dropped while being stationary. Money is a factor so I am not exactly...

Yeah I will be bringing along a friend of mine who has been riding for 10 years now

Appreciate all the advice and suggestions guys... Will definitely try to look up as much as I can before I go to check one out and try to bring someone along. Some people on their ads seem pretty honest about the drops or the reason certain parts have been replaced but then again, it could also...

Thanks for the suggestions. Will definitely check em out for the gear

I could go for a dosa but I get the point

So what should I look for in a dropped bike other than obvious rashes and dents?

Noob alert!! Why is dropping considered such a bad thing? When buying a used bike which has been dropped before, is it a deal breaker? What to lookout for in a previously dropped bike?

Yeah I was planning on doing that just to have an idea for now and also for future upgradability.

This is awesome. Will definitely keep this in mind when I go bike shopping. Definitely not looking at a new bike to start off with.

You went to them directly or through a broker?

Anyone have a good experience with their insurance broker/company? Care to share some names?

Yeah I m actively looking for something from one of these brands. I called an insurance broker and they classified ninja 300 as a supersport and said insurance would be high whereas folks here have said that ninja and bikes in the same cc class are usually cheaper on insurance so I am thoroughly...

Ideally that's what I would want but I don't have that kinda cash lying around for a new bike so unfortunately a used one will have to do for now.

I have no experience with fixing or doing any sort of mechanical repairs. I'd want something that is reliable for at least a season without fixing anything major and just doing minor maintenance routine work.

I am open to standards/naked as well. As long as the experience is nice and I get to learn with ease, I am fine with that.

I just wanna keep my costs low so something that is relatively cheaper in that sense would be better

Makes sense. Thanks for the guidance folks.

Could you elaborate on the insurance part please?