Squidley Posted November 9, 2009 #76 Posted November 9, 2009 She might ruffle your feathers.... You might say that
Yammer Dan Posted November 9, 2009 #77 Posted November 9, 2009 That copy and paste didn't work too well Squid but I think you got it...
polecat54 Posted November 9, 2009 #78 Posted November 9, 2009 Im 56 lynn is 55 4 children 2boys 2 girls 3 cockers and 5 grand children 3 girls 2 boys 07 bike this time around getting to need the confort in these old bones:pushups:
Dragonslayer Posted November 9, 2009 #79 Posted November 9, 2009 I am only 17 years old................with 37 years of good solid experience. Still happily riding my 1st gen every day.
calperin Posted November 9, 2009 #81 Posted November 9, 2009 55 and counting. And I ride both 84 and 97 RS. :Cool_cool36:
GaryZ Posted November 9, 2009 #82 Posted November 9, 2009 Bought my first two-wheeled terror when I was 15. Bought my first ZX11 Ninja five years ago. The ZX11 is a beast and I enjoy every minute on it! A year and a half on the VR and lovin' it. My four grown kids think I am in my second childhood. I tell my five grandkids that I never left my first. 56 years young
SilvrT Posted November 9, 2009 #83 Posted November 9, 2009 I have a 2008 Venture... My physical age is 58, but I am mentally 10. We have 8 kids & 12 grandchildren (with 13 on the way). So... yes I am an old fart too! There's gonna be 13 more?????? WOW !! that makes 25 in total when the other 13 arrive!
LilBeaver Posted November 9, 2009 #84 Posted November 9, 2009 There's gonna be 13 more?????? ... Someone has been busy!
gscbertrand Posted November 9, 2009 #85 Posted November 9, 2009 Well now I'm 61 years young and most days I feel all that and then some. I have owned somewhere in the neighbourhood or 50 motorcycles but have not ridden all of them. I bought a bunch just to fix and sell. My Honda 900f was my favorite bike for many happy years but none of the others compare to my 84 VR. I have been married for 19 years to #2 wife. I have 4 daughters 7 grandsons and 19 foster daughters and 7 foster sons, 2 dogs 3 bikes in my name and I'm getting a 1980 KZ1300B2 in a few days. My greatest joy is my 7 year old adopted daughter who is keeping me moving on my toes every day. Happy and safe riding to all.
Shamue Posted November 9, 2009 #86 Posted November 9, 2009 57 and in 3 years I'll start counting backwards, too. She is 53 and started riding on the back at 19, so a companion forever. Been riding since 17, first on the dirt and then at 21 took to the highway. Best switch ever made, the dirt was going to kill me. Have met the best people in the world touring and on the dirt is was always who-out-did-who. Riding has kept us all feeling like we are in the toy box and we don't ever want to put the TOY (s) away. It's not raining, temp in the 40's we're riding. Have plenty of aches and pains, but they all seem to disappear when the engine turns over. Hope everyone has many more years and happiness riding and the youngsters grow into it.
LilBeaver Posted November 9, 2009 #87 Posted November 9, 2009 I've been holding out on this so I guess I'll go ahead and weigh in now. I'm 24, and unlike all of you that claim to be younger, my colleagues and friends are surprised to find out I am only 24. Usually people tell me that they guess my actual age to be in the high 20s but I act like an 'old' man. I found out several years ago, the hard way, that life is way to short to 'f' around. So, I live each day like it is the last and leave nothing unsaid with people I care about, etc. Not married. A few 'kids' (one has 4 wheels and the others have 2). I feed them, bathe them and spend as much time as I can with them - so they count as dependents, right? I will not try that one with the IRS but that is what I tell my parents ... I do have 1 niece and 2 nephews (and 1 more unknown on the way). I started riding on the back of a bike before I can even remember. I have pictures with my grandfather buzzing me around while my grandma is holding me... I started driving myself around 14. Got my driver's license at 16 and eventually got my motorcycle endorsement.
starrider60 Posted November 9, 2009 #88 Posted November 9, 2009 Turned 66 last month. Started riding scooters at 12. RSV is my 8th Yamaha. Great bike. Put 13,000 miles on her in the past 6 months. Plan on riding for at least 10 more years.
ronhenry4 Posted November 9, 2009 #89 Posted November 9, 2009 Im 42 and still half as young as Yammer Dan
Highwayman Posted November 9, 2009 #90 Posted November 9, 2009 Well I'll be 61 in 3 weeks, go in for back surgery next week, keep writing those checks my body doesn't want to cover, and feel like 37 on a good day.........
Leadwolf56 Posted November 9, 2009 #91 Posted November 9, 2009 53 and I look a lot younger than Dano. I liked my VRs a lot but I love my RSV.
adventurer 08 Posted November 9, 2009 #92 Posted November 9, 2009 Right now i'm 591/2 but still feel a lot younger, dont look younger but feel pretty good. Age is only a number anywhy!!!
Yammer Dan Posted November 9, 2009 #93 Posted November 9, 2009 Im 42 and still half as young as Yammer Dan And about 1/2 as fast!!!!
LilBeaver Posted November 9, 2009 #94 Posted November 9, 2009 Right now i'm 591/2 but still feel a lot younger, dont look younger but feel pretty good. Age is only a number anywhy!!! So what was it like being born in 1714; bet you've seen all sorts of fun stuff? (591/2=295.5)
Monty Posted November 9, 2009 #95 Posted November 9, 2009 42 here. I'm still a young'n. Now, if I just felt that young......
TopV Posted November 10, 2009 #97 Posted November 10, 2009 64 here, father of 6, grandfather of 12, and husband of one lovely lady. She had never ridden until we married, and being as lucky as i'am she fell in love with it. Our kids think we are to old to go running around the county on a bike, but as we tell them ( you enjoy your life and we will enjoy ours). After all this is our second child hood and we are going to enjoy going to enjoy it. Besides we all pay for our own toys at our age. So be as young as you want to be and don't worry about the numbers. Joe
straycatt Posted November 10, 2009 #98 Posted November 10, 2009 Wow, I'm feeling almost young again in this crowd. Even at 50 I can sit at the kid's table in here. It'd be interesting to know riding experience along with age of the folks that ride road sofa's. I've been riding for over 40 years, on the street for more than 34. Motocross, trials, ice, flat track. At one point or another I've fallen off them all.
SilvrT Posted November 10, 2009 #99 Posted November 10, 2009 48. Got my first Venture at age 27. you're talking motorcycles right?
Sailor Posted November 10, 2009 #100 Posted November 10, 2009 I am 65. About 6 years ago I had to go in for my mariners physical. They stress tested me and the Doctors were amazed. They informed me I had the heart of a 36 year old. I informed them that in my opinion you are only as old as the girls you feel. Don't anybody tell my wife or I will not get much older.
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