Triumphrat

Paoli

On another thread someone mentioned the average age of todays motorcycle owners. It would be interesting to know the average age of posters on this forum:

I'm 60 years old.

(My first motorcycle was a used Zundapp, my first new one was a 1970 Triumph 650CC Throphy)

stevieteabags

34 and getting younger every day

Dickie2679

A young 39

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using a macbook pro,Street Triple and a 1958 Land Rover. (wife has a british built Honda)

flashmc

36, but I never aged past 20. I still get carded for everything.

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Robert
Riverton, UT
2006 Boneville T100, Triumph Fly Screen, Triumph Sixty8 Contemporary Seat, Triumph Seat Cowl, Triumph Gaiters, NB Clutch Dressup Kit, AI Removal, Bellacorse Fork Stem Clock, Triumph Saddlebags, Renntech Engine Guard

DJ

28 years old :-D

ravnhaus

52 and counting.

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'06 Bonneville T-100
Mods - British Custom Predator exhaust, airbox & AI removed, and Dart flyscreen.
BIR #196 - NTBF #166

LaughingBob

45 and counting.

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Bonne Chance! Bob.

Normandy

I will be 54 next month. That's only 43 US.

Bryan

Well I used to say I 'm old enough to know better but I'm young enough to try anything. I'm to old to get away with that one now. I'm 51. :chug:

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PCRider

Almost halfway to 100.

First Motorcycles, I was 9 it was a Suzuki 50 in a box, Yamaha 60 cut up to drive in the dirt, Yamaha 125 enduro (white tank can't remember what year), Yamaha DT1 250, Puch 175 MX, CZ 400, Husky WR 360 cross country Triumph Trophy and a couple of not so noteworthy streetbikes and after a break to raise some kids My T-100, Next year I would like to find a late 60s Bonnie, Trophy or Tiger basket case to bring back to life.

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