At the risk of being repetitious and sounding like a broken record do the right thing Coltrane. A large MC like a GoldWing can do you a lot of physical harm and you don't want that I'm sure.
If you have never ridden (you say you are wanting to learn)you are a beginner and I guarantee you that you are not ready for the power,weight,balance, and shear size of
a Goldwing. There is nothing wrong with wanting to own and ride one,good for you,they are an awesome machine but "Please" start with something small. A MC is not a big bicycle with a motor okay, the dynamics are totally different.There is'nt one rider on this site that I know would steer you wrong and we want you to succeed at riding...but the
right way without getting hurt and that means a smaller MC and someone that knows what they're doing with experience to teach you,"then" graduate to the bigger MC.
You're going to fall down when learning,do it on a machine thats light, not 800 + pounds.
-Robert-