(12-10-2014, 06:41 AM)Rboe_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Dang, so many old farts around here, feels just like the Moto Guzzi forum. 
Which is just like the BMW forum!
(12-09-2014, 11:58 AM)The ferret_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Thought I would bring this back to the top so newbies can play..wonder if the results will change any?
Had to bring this up, I just moved up a notch since this was posted. Man the years fly by. Don't feel any older and my right wrist is still flexible

I rode 160 miles to day but not on my 2014 DX, only take it on short rides. I am 81 and still going strong.
My father passed away 5 months ago he was 82.
(12-10-2014, 08:58 AM)Topstroke_imp Wrote: [ -> ]I rode 160 miles to day but not on my 2014 DX, only take it on short rides. I am 81 and still going strong.
Go, Topstroke! G'day and welcome to the Forum. Tell us about yourself and your bikes.
Topstroke you are my hero! Keep on riding
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We have a guy that is 93 now that comes to the Guzzi rallys. Topstrock would appear to have many more years of riding (and the same would go for us; if we don't wimp out

).
So, what did you ride 160 miles? And don't say your electric scooter.

(12-10-2014, 08:58 AM)Topstroke_imp Wrote: [ -> ]I rode 160 miles to day but not on my 2014 DX, only take it on short rides. I am 81 and still going strong.
Rock on and good job man.

I hope I can do the same if I live to your age. I am sincerely impressed and glad you are still able to enjoy motorcycles. Good job.

I'm 32, so I skew to the younger end. Looks like the majority of members that responded to the poll are 46-65. Most the bikes I have purchased for myself seem to fit the mature rider demographic (FJR1300, V-strom 650, and now the CB). The Supermoto is the exception.
I like retro and classic design, so this bike appealed to me. It seems to get better with each ride.
(12-10-2014, 02:00 PM)the_undecider_imp Wrote: [ -> ]I'm 32, so I skew to the younger end. Looks like the majority of members that responded to the poll are 46-65. Most the bikes I have purchased for myself seem to fit the mature rider demographic (FJR1300, V-strom 650, and now the CB). The Supermoto is the exception.
I like retro and classic design, so this bike appealed to me. It seems to get better with each ride.
You've well-developed tastes for a young 'un!
