Whats our age?

[booger]

50 here.  Halfway to a Harley

Everybody deserves a Harey or two.  They are OK

[maxtog]

Everybody deserves a Harey or two.  They are OK

No comment...

[ZG]

Everybody deserves a Harey or two.  They are OK

 
 

[Makz58]

Soon to be 62 been riding motorcycles since I was 14....love every minute of it.

[Son of Pappy]

Everybody deserves a Harey or two.  They are OK

I reckon if your'e into black Harleys are OK

[Jaxter]

that bar graph of the ages looks like someone flippin me the bird sideways

[Rick Hall]

that bar graph of the ages looks like someone flippin me the bird sideways

Six finger flip-off. Obviously a Disney/Pixar creation.

[Conniesaki]

Everybody deserves a Harey or two.  They are OK

What did everybody do to deserve an unshaven woman?? (or two)

[tsunamithunder1]

Or skip pulling the flies, buying a PCV and auto tune and simply get the ECU reflashed...much less expensive and better results (IMO)

 Bridgestone BT023/GT, PR2, PR3, Angel ST any of them in a 190/55-17 for the rear


on topic...........................49

Probably should have gone into more detail.  I bought the bike with 5,000 miles,  2 years left on extended warranty,  2 bros. exhaust with a PC3 installed and tuned.  The bike has Metzlers on it for tires and they are brand new.  I'm looking at getting some type of aftermarket seat (not sure which yet) and possibly raising the bars, and that's about it. From upstate New York and is still miserable and cold but I definitely can't wait to ride.

[FireIdiot]

36, was out of riding for about 10 years. Bought my 2010 in March of 2012, out of the 6 bikes I've owned since I was 18, the C14 is by far the best.

[voileauciel]

28. This is my second Concours, coming from a 2000 C10, which I still have.

[stevewfl]

48, I'm elderly

[MrPepsi]

Pretty sure I'm still 43, but I can't remember.

[Bryn]

Looks like at 51 I'm in the majority group 

[Conniesaki]

Pretty sure I'm still 43, but I can't remember.

Yeah, that's the problem. I do happen to remember, for now, that I'm 44 ... but it doesn't matter anymore!! ... until I'm like 62 I guess.

[voileauciel]

28, got it 3 years ago when I was 25. I'm sure the salesman was a bit confused by my preference. The big touring bikes have always appealed to me, since I like to ride distance, and still have fun in the canyons/mountains.

Same here. I bought my C10 as a 25th birthday present for myself. Picked up up the day after my birthday and spent the entire weekend riding it!

Not too many of us young guys ride bikes like this. I'm thinking it's part economic (considering that most of the kids I graduated high school with still live with mommy and daddy, or are on their own but not really "upwardly mobile" so to speak) and also part image: guys see me on the 10 or the 14, and automatically assume I'm some old guy. Has kept me from a few performance awards, to say the least!

Having ridden more than 20 different bikes over the past 5 years, 3 of which were my own, there's nothing else that does it for me, quite like a Connie, old or new. 

[KaTieM505]

4 months on the short side of 63. The '10 Concours with custom paint, Canyon Cages, PIAA lights, full Area P exhaust, PCV 5 w/ Autotune, BMC filter, and a few other mods makes this the19th bike i have owned Riding buddies, (mostly younger) have all "graduated" to Harlies and Wings so I have to slow down for them.

Still ride my KTM 505 in the dirt and my go fast bike is a BMW K1200

I hope i can impart some inspiration for younger guys and those with health probles to keep riding. I have 6 more chemo treatments for terminal cancer. Then 3 months of summer riding before resuming chemo in the fall.

The only way i know I am getting older is by looking at my finally clean driving record!

[ZG]

FYI, in exactly one year from today Rick Hall will have to change his vote. 
 
Happy Birthday Rick! Thanks for giving us such a great forum brother! 
 

[RIP50AK]

Made it to 60,,,,somehow. Black 2011 Concourse is my 8th Motorcycle. Got it to get back to one of the things I like to do best, fly over the pavement with all the elements experienced. Plan to retire at end of this year and hope to do several adventures on it before.....