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53 and still a kid.

Steve

41, And it aint that bad...

V/R,
Nick

49 not too shabby. more time, more bikes.

34 here.

30 but will stay 21 for a long time to come..

53 here

"THINGS OF QUALITY NEED NOT FEAR THE PASSAGE OF TIME"

33 and want one!!!! Does my vote count? Later Ski.

Am I the only 60?

38 and in the Best PHYSICAL Shape of my Life! :diablo:

33!! But im sure if you ask my girlfriend, she'd be telling you im still 16 really!!! errrr hmmm should i take that as a compliment??? :rolleyes:

37 and agreeing with super kaz and his statement!

38 and looking forward to 40

Am I the only 60?

Sorry guys he slipped out of the SE room, gotta watch the old guys 24/7!

28.

At time of expected delivery I will be 51 only.

actually 47; look 37; act 27

I'm 47

I thought that my '04 VRSCB would be a good combination of what I had with my '00 Kawi ZRX1100 and my '03 FXSTB Night Train. But after getting a pretty good deal I traded my B model for an R. A black one, picked it up Wednesday morning. Weather was not good so I trailered it home. Took it for a short spin :D Now this is more what I had in mind. Harley soul with a sporting spirit. I think I'm really going to like this bike. Oh yeah, I'm 41.

I thought that my '04 VRSCB would be a good combination of what I had with my '00 Kawi ZRX1100 and my '03 FXSTB Night Train. But after getting a pretty good deal I traded my B model for an R. A black one, picked it up Wednesday morning. Weather was not good so I trailered it home. Took it for a short spin :D Now this is more what I had in mind. Harley soul with a sporting spirit. I think I'm really going to like this bike. Oh yeah, I'm 41.
It's the Bike Harley Needed to Build to keep up with the Hip New Market :kaz: !

It's the Bike Harley Needed to Build to keep up with the Hip New MarketOne of the magazines called it a motorcycle for aging sportbike riders. At 53, my body doesn't take to the Ducati 996 like it used to and the Street Rod will now fill that spot in my garage.

Alan

26 here..... bike #8 and first non jap sportbike...
Jason

35. First Harley I own.

..41 and still Haven't grown up..maybe someday.. :moon: ..or maybe not.. :D

29, but im feeling like a kid again!

im glad to see that there is one person older than me here! i am a firm believer that old age and treachery will overcome youth and skill!

39 and not as quick with clever sayings as I once was.

26 here!!

56 in few weeks

40 in 2 weeks

I am 38, and I have had way to many bikes. I have raced my whole life until finally hurting myself bad enough that I am uncomfortable at full speed. I bought the R in March, but havent ridden it to much. It is by no means a sport bike, but that is not what I wanted. Personaly I would like to get some better shocks out back, revalving the front end should help a great deal. Overall I am happy with the bike, but I get a lot of (old school Haley) people telling me that I shouldn't have painted Harley Davidson on the side of a Jap bike. It seems like more sport bike or import bike people appreciate the bike and know what it is.

I am 38, and I have had way to many bikes. I have raced my whole life until finally hurting myself bad enough that I am uncomfortable at full speed. I bought the R in March, but havent ridden it to much. It is by no means a sport bike, but that is not what I wanted. Personaly I would like to get some better shocks out back, revalving the front end should help a great deal. Overall I am happy with the bike, but I get a lot of (old school Haley) people telling me that I shouldn't have painted Harley Davidson on the side of a Jap bike. It seems like more sport bike or import bike people appreciate the bike and know what it is.

:soapbox:
Unfortunately, too many Harley owners think the RoadKing is the only bike worthy of a H-D badge. A large percentage of "typical" HOG member's in my Chapter of 300+, are people who have were out off riding for 20years and when the kids left home, decided to buy a Harley. I've been riding (like many of us) for the last 25 years. I've owned 12 bikes from Hondas to Yahmhas to Kawasakis to Harleys. I had a '00 Fatboy, but it seemed like everyone else did too. I got a '04 VRSCB becuase I liked the black and I wanted somehing different. I was a little suprised at reaction many of the club members gave me. When the StreetRod came out, I flashed back to the fun I had on a Honda CB 900 SuperSport. Had to have one. I know there is not a single bike out there that does everything perfect. And limiting yourself by saying a Softail is the best bike out there or a RoadKing is the best, is at best ignorance.

The StreetRod is not the best at going thru corners or the best cruiser available (regardless what Motorcyclist says) or the best muscle bike. But, it does do all those things well. Thus increasing the type of riding you can enjoy. That is the reason I have one and everyone I ride with can either ride or be left behind. :2cents:

44, life really does get better after 40

:soapbox:
Unfortunately, too many Harley owners think the RoadKing is the only bike worthy of a H-D badge. A large percentage of "typical" HOG member's in my Chapter of 300+, are people who have were out off riding for 20years and when the kids left home, decided to buy a Harley. I've been riding (like many of us) for the last 25 years. I've owned 12 bikes from Hondas to Yahmhas to Kawasakis to Harleys. I had a '00 Fatboy, but it seemed like everyone else did too. I got a '04 VRSCB becuase I liked the black and I wanted somehing different. I was a little suprised at reaction many of the club members gave me. When the StreetRod came out, I flashed back to the fun I had on a Honda CB 900 SuperSport. Had to have one. I know there is not a single bike out there that does everything perfect. And limiting yourself by saying a Softail is the best bike out there or a RoadKing is the best, is at best ignorance.

The StreetRod is not the best at going thru corners or the best cruiser available (regardless what Motorcyclist says) or the best muscle bike. But, it does do all those things well. Thus increasing the type of riding you can enjoy. That is the reason I have one and everyone I ride with can either ride or be left behind. :2cents:

ive owned a dozen harleys. the deuce is still my favorite. ive owned 2 of them.
the R is a great bike and powerful, but the twin cam was a lot easier to work on and a bunch less complicated. it looks like ill have the R for quite a while.

I've said this before. To me, the R is the best of both worlds. I am welcomed to ride with both the "traditional" bikers and the Ricers. The R won't be my last bike, I bought it because I was transferred to Maryland and the country roads out here are absolutely awesome (especially compared to Michigan where I'm from). I don't have to worry about grinding off my pipes or jiffy stand. What I like the best so far is that I am one of the few if not only R owners (for the time being) in Maryland!

And btw I just turned 41...

I am 56, I was 54 when I bought the R. I road a 75 FX for 27 years and just wanted to have something 'new'. I love the R, compared the shovel it is fantastic in the corners, leaves the line like a rocket and stops like I had forgot how to. I know there are faster bikes out there but I have to say I didn't buy it to be the fastest, I just wanted to have a fast Harley. Many of my old friends give me *hit about haveing the rod because it doesn't sound or look like a 'Harley' but when they catch up to me(I slowed down), they have more respect.

I may grow older but I refuse to grow up.
Ray

49 in 26 Days. Wife says I still act like I'm 17-got the traffic tickets to prove it :banghead: (though I'm not in the same 17 year old shape) I now have the body of a WALRUS ararararara:D.

33 Yo

64.

58 years young , , ,

45
We don't stop playing because we grow old.
We grow old because we stop playing.

34 years young!

42 and still living life and loving my R

34 years young!

:them::them::them:

43 (or close enough that it makes no difference). Never remotely considered a Harley until my buddy got a V-ROD (loved the bike, hated the riding position and forward controls). Then I got stupid and bought an R sight unseen. Looks to be a good decision so far. It's a fun enough toy that I'm going to have to sell my R6S.

R.

It's the Bike Harley Needed to Build to keep up with the Hip New Market :kaz: !

Only problem is they didn't take it quite far enough. I like the bike, they just didn't fully commit to the idea and subsequently did not capture the intended market and now it's done.

29 with 9 years experience

41 years on the clock for me. Got the Streetrod two years ago. I love the bike. Went to the dealer looking to buy a DX. Took the DX for a ride and loved it. Got back and seen this used 06 R with 1000 miles on it and decided to take it out for the heck of it. As cool as the DX looks and I love the DX. The Streetrod left me with a huge grin when I rode it. I left the dealership with the R and never looked back.

I've got the Streetrod and an Ultra Classic. I love it when my girlfriend comes over to go out on a ride and says "let's take the VROD out instead of the Ultra". She knows how to ride with me and loves to carve out some backroads with the VROD. Ya gotta love that. :ride:

27 when I got it

48 when bought the R 49 when the bike died. RIP Brandy

55 years old but sometimes when I pull my visor down I turn 25.

55 years old but sometimes when I pull my visor down I turn 25.


58, still, and , , , Wow, I have the same problem, what's with that? Can anyone explain it to me?

49, but I don't look a day over 67.

43 here Respect for the older gents and envy for the youngsters.

Wife says I'll never grow so that has to be a good thing right ?

56 or is it 57? I lost count...

45 but when I'm on my R I feel and ride like I'm in my 20's Fearless!

Am I the only 60?
Nope...gottca by a year...I'm 61 and still loving motorcycles.

43 as of last Sunday :D

66 and the R is my favorite V-Rod.

34
Niiiiiiiiiiiiiice

59 going on 15

22 and still humpin............I bought it when I was 19.....long live the the rod

38. the turbo makes me feel younger!

Forty Nine ,but the ex would often reassure me that i was very immature and childlike for my age

(she had to go so I could grow)

You never ask a girl her age.... :mad: but if you know the sum of 12 squared minus 100, that would be my age until I throw my leg over the R, then its half that number.....

49 if you ask my wife.
35 if you ask my girlfriend.

Forty Nine ,but the ex would often reassure me that i was very immature and childlike for my age

(she had to go so I could grow) X's can be very perceptive. :angeldev:

55

So, do I win anything for answering?

59, and on my second R....

42 and life is just now starting to make sense:)

I live on the Florida Panhandle. I've owned my "R" for 3 years and I've only seen one other on the road since I bought it. It was 2 years ago at "Thunder Beach" in Panama City Beach.

That to me is the VERY best thing about owning a Street Rod. NOT ONE V-Twin guy even knows what I'm riding. I've been accused of putting a Harley decal on a Ducati before!!

All I can say to the haters / ignorant is, "SUCK MY EXHAUST! IT'S A HARLEY!"

I'm 31 btw.

Old enough to know what I'm doing and young enough to enjoy it.

To old to rock'n roll but to young to die?!

36 and counting:moon:

30 and counting....backwards

Stuck in Denial and loving it.........

I'm 65. Sold my '02 V-Rod. Love my '06 R.

age 57 , how long will this mid-life crisis last !!!!!!!

2 Cadillac Allante Convt s

1 Corvette

1 younger significant other, 32 years younger

Road King Custom

1 Toupee

1 Tanning Bed



1 party every weekend

Turned 50 today. Will pick up one of my birthday presents to myself in 3 weeks. An 06 R.
Here is the one I picked up last week. An 09 Buell XB12X

http://mjrphoto.smugmug.com/photos/525931358_CDYx8-L.jpg

same

27 and this is my first bike...love it

42 going on 26 looking for a 24 year old biker girlfriend and waiting till harley puts out a production harley davidson vrscr with over 160hp stock at the rear wheel. might never happen, but i'd love to see it, and own one.

I'm 26

First HD, comming from a Ducati Monster. Just a bit heavy:cool:

26 and i love to go fast

53, I ride it every so often, bought it for my son when they first came out. He was 14 now 18.

BOB

Im getting old....slowly

My 50th Birthday gift to myself.


http://mjrphoto.smugmug.com/photos/551322488_CfcF2-XL.jpg

21. its my third and by far favorite bike!

Hit the big 50 earlier this year!! My buddies swear the bike is making me younger!! Now if I could find that young biker girl who is half as crazy as me, then all in the world would be fine!! Summer is a coming-WOOT!!

30 here

75-Still occaisionaly get an arthritic knee down. Is anyone out there older?

35 and with the best v-rod, the "R" of course:thumb:

First HD, comming from a Ducati Monster. Just a bit heavy:cool:

My first H-D, too (and maybe only ever), but I just couldn't part with the Monster (M1000S). The extra range on the 'R make it more suitable for the long runs, but the Duc' is too much fun to lose.

60 next January, so I get to be that until the world ends (Dec. 2012, or whenever).

41 here.

Old enough to know what I'm doing and young enough to enjoy it.

28 Here...

Five OH!

Five OH!

All of that & 9 more !