What Age is the Average Motobricker ?

[Martin]

Welcome to the asylum from the northern realms of OZ. The inmates like pictures of the new inmates Bricks.
Regards Martin.

[Chaos]

Wow, just when it was looking like the average age was falling I wander into the room.

Getting my first brick at 65.

Howdy, I turned 64 yesterday, Easter Sunday!  (wife sez she still loves me, when I'm.....)  Thought about dying Friday and coming back on my birthday but don't think the family would have appreciated the humor.  Got my K when I was the tender age of 33, in a couple year's I will have had the same bike half of my lifetime.    Not many places, people or other things I can say the same for.  Must be something too these contraptions.

[The Mighty Gryphon]

Wow, just when it was looking like the average age was falling I wander into the room.

Getting my first brick at 65.

Much better late than never...

[Donmystic1]

73 in July.
91 K1, 85 K100RT, 1986 K100RS with Turbo,
05 K1200s

[drut]

   
   " I will have had the same bike half of my lifetime.    Not many places, people or other things I can say the same for.  Must be something too these contraptions."

Ain't that the truth! Some deep thoughts come to mind but you must love the bike:changing bikes is less stressful than changing wives/partners(alimony)or losing friends(grief).

[JAFMTL]

I'm 60

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[Martin]

Welcome to the asylum from the land of OZ. Pictures of your Bricks are always appreciated.
Regards Martin.

[Motorhobo]

   
   " I will have had the same bike half of my lifetime.    Not many places, people or other things I can say the same for.  Must be something too these contraptions."

Ain't that the truth! Some deep thoughts come to mind but you must love the bike:changing bikes is less stressful than changing wives/partners(alimony)or losing friends(grief).

I've never had anything but a K75, have only ridden 3 other bikes than a K75 and have had K75s 5X longer than I've had any specific girlfriend. Obviously, I'm not a well person.

[Michael Sydney]

   
   " I will have had the same bike half of my lifetime.    Not many places, people or other things I can say the same for.  Must be something too these contraptions."

Ain't that the truth! Some deep thoughts come to mind but you must love the bike:changing bikes is less stressful than changing wives/partners(alimony)or losing friends(grief).

Both my Beemers are just half my age, but somehow they are eligible for the cheaper "Historic" registration.

Historic!!!!!   What does that make me????

[Motorhobo]

It means you're eligible for specialty plates but aren't allowed on the freeway.

[kris]

I'd go with "lucky"! 

[Donmystic1]

Classic Plates in CT do not have any restrictions as to what highways you can use.
Also the value for property taxes in the town where you live is limited to $500.00
So most of my vehicles only have an $11.50 property tax on each one.

[Andrew2]

  Got my K when I was the tender age of 33, in a couple year's I will have had the same bike half of my lifetime.

  I just had a thought about what you wrote and realized that I bought my MHR900 new in '84 and I'm now 56 so I've had it for 33 of those years . Where does the time go .


  Cheers
  Andrew

[Laitch]

Also the value for property taxes in the town where you live is limited to $500.00
So most of my vehicles only have an $11.50 property tax on each one.

My town voted to eliminate personal property tax 25 or so years ago.  Real estate (property) tax is still in play.

[cycle]

I'm 61 but feel much younger when I'm riding my motorcycle