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CALGARY ALBERTA | VICTORY VISION AGE DEMOGRAPHICS
Did you read about the demographics that Victory targeted for their Vision market?
Age 54
Curiously I'm 54
What are the ages in our group???? |
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Brighton, TN | Way back when I used to be 23 or 24, now I'm just 37. Uh, oh, now all the old guys know I'm a youngster. I'm seasoned well. |
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Stockton, Ca. | Age? 52 and growing younger... Can't wait for early retirement so I can ride all of the time! |
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Regina Saskatchewan Canada | 55 |
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Las Vegas, NV | Well, I am 53, but like a few others here, I am having to attend to some other fiscal responsibilities first, so I will probably be 54 when I am able to procure the Vision. I sold my 02 Gold Wing a year and a half a go due to lack of ride time; and have been chomping at the bit badly for the past few months to get back to riding. Was looking at a Kawasaki Nomad until the salesman pointed me over to the Vision. Anyways, enjoy hanging out on the sight, learning all I can, and enjoying the stories. Ride Safe! DW |
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Scottsdale AZ | pollolittle - 2008-03-13 8:57 PM
Way back when I used to be 23 or 24, now I'm just 37. Uh, oh, now all the old guys know I'm a youngster. I'm seasoned well.
Who is that in your gallery?? That guy has to be 60ish- Heee Heee!
And why aren't you on that machine??
Edited by DesertJim 2008-03-13 11:24 PM
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San Antonio, TX | I'm 45 and hope to qualify for ownership this year with a 2009 Victory Vision! |
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Brighton, TN | I'm sitting across from it, does that count. I didn't see you address the age of stone on your post there SandCamelJim. |
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Prescott Valley, AZ | At 56 years I still enjoy the thrill I get whenever I let out the clutch and pull away on two wheels. And as the "old saying" indicates, life does get better with age. Just look at what I'm riding now!!!! |
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Memphis | 49. |
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Nebraska | 49 goin on 15 |
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20 miles west of Chicago. | Good. In case we ever have a meeting, everybody is old enough to drink...especially me. |
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Regina Saskatchewan Canada | Everybody except Maddog will be able to drink . . . apparently he will be 15 this year. |
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So Cal | 51 in April. Shooting for early retirement at 55. |
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Victoria, BC | 57 years young.
Did retire at 55. Life is good! 
Reg
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El Paso, TX | 31 years old and loving like and my Vision. 12th bike in 10 years and love it.
Paul,
El Paso, Tx
Who says only old guys can enjoy Visions?--HA |
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| You can be as old or young as you like......Age is a state of mind, until your body tells you different....Ha HA!
BTW I'm 42
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New Bohemia, VA | knocking on the door of half century |
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Central Florida | 51 going on 13 |
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| 55 next Thursday and my Vision is supposed to ship the day after.  A late B-Day present but it will be worth the wait. |
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San Antonio, TX | I might be 45 years old but my father has had only 19 birthdays. Dad's last birthday was just 15 days ago. In another eight years, I get to but him a drink at his 21st birthday party.
Dad has never owned a motorcycle but this is probably a good thing. In the late 40's, while trying to impress a girl he liked, he went through 3 transmission repairs in two weeks. It worked to impress the girl since a few years later they married.
Lucky for him he had a relative in the transmission repair business. |
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west bend, wi | 51 and waiting for the snow to melt so I can put some miles on the Vision! |
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Florida | Wow, this is strange as many of us are in the same age group. I'm 53...going to be 54 in a month. I guess this speaks volumes as we are old enough not to be influenced by marketing and live in the "been there, done that" era. I guess the younger guys are still too meek to try something new and with our age and life experiences, we know that trying something new can be a good thing.
Either that, or we're all going through the mid-life crisis thing and have found a cure...at least a temporary one!
Now, if the Vision would come with some "hair growing elixir" imagine the line that would form at the door! Or, Victory could change its marketing for the Vision to: The Vision, the alternative to Viagra! Uh-Oh, it just dawned on me that if they did all that, we could be the next Governor of NY! |
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Brighton, TN | Dang, someone younger than me. Don't need the hair thing and thank goodness no need for the little blue pill. Man you guys never paint a pretty picture of getting older. Dang it! |
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Southeast, AZ United States | I'm 46 soon to be 47.
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Puyallup, Washington | Got a half century of learning going for me. Doesn't mean much though, as I'm obviously a slow learner. Seems that most of us fit right into Victory's target audience. It's good to have some young whipper snappers on board to help with all the new fangled technical gadgets. I'm a little technically challenged as well as a slow learner. Oh, I forgot, we've got the Gadget Guru and he's one of the oldsters. |
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Twin Cities, MN | The 59 in my handle is the year - not my age...  Do the math. |
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Scottsdale AZ | I am a fit and trim 59, weighing in at a light and airy 215 today - I can tell by these other posts I have a lot more maturity also. Let me know if any of you guys need advise etc. Young wippersnappers one and all!! |
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Valdosta, GA | 33 and just 5 short years from my first retirement... |
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Tacoma, WA | 44, soon to be 45. I still ride with my 75 year old Dad, who just stepped from his 98 Valkyrie to a 2008 Goldwing. Riding over the mountains tonite to ride with him! He and I will swap bikes here and there...I hope I can get my Cherry tour back from him after he rides it! -----Metalguy |
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20 miles west of Chicago. | Metalguy; Good to hear about your dad still riding, encouraging too, especially since I'm closer to his age than yours. |
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LaPorte,Tx. | 59 |
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Las Vegas, Nevada USA baby! | 7-11-1956 makes me 51 for a few more months.
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Eyota, MN | 34 here! Melt snow melt!!! |
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rhode island | Five O
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Ma. | Fifty-Five - Just got my vision out of storage today.... Sent it to Keith Hanson to be painted. Will get it back in 2 1/2 weeks. |
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Ma. | Fifty-Five - Just got my vision out of storage today.... Sent it to Keith Hanson to be painted. Will get it back in 2 1/2 weeks. |
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Friendswood, TX | 38.... |
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Lexington, North Carolina | 45
Hopefully I can be like metalguy's dad, that'd mean I got at least another 30 years to ride. |
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Regina Saskatchewan Canada | Whiz Pilot |
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Billings, MT | 36 still acting 8
5th bike I have purchased, best I have ever purchased. My next one will be another Vision in the future! |
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, FL United States | WOW @ 61 1/2 that makes me the "old guy around here". Social Security checks start in August! Whoopee |
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New Bohemia, VA | Have you thought of changing your handle to "Pappy?"
CoolHandLuke - 2008-03-15 8:45 AM
WOW @ 61 1/2 that makes me the "old guy around here". Social Security checks start in August! Whoopee |
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, FL United States | Thanks, Chris. Maybe "Grandpappy" as my grandson is now 14 months old |
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Southeast Iowa | At 41 I'm about in the middle of the group. I think one reason Victory thinks the Visions target audience is 50ish is due to the price, the other due to it being a Touring bike. The trend has been moving towards baggers and I see a lot of people in their 30's riding Road Kings, Street Glides and such. I think you will see more people in their 30's and 40's on the Street and the Tour will probably be mostly men in their 50's. I happen to like both worlds and can have either one in about 20 minutes. |
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New Bohemia, VA | No problem, I've got four granddaughters, 6, 4, 1, and 3 months and a grandson, 1 year. They're great! I'm having more fun older than I ever did when I was younger.
CoolHandLuke - 2008-03-15 9:06 AM
Thanks, Chris. Maybe "Grandpappy" as my grandson is now 14 months old |
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Regina Saskatchewan Canada | Big Vic - 2008-03-15 8:39 AM
At 41 I'm about in the middle of the group. I think one reason Victory thinks the Visions target audience is 50ish is due to the price, the other due to it being a Touring bike. The trend has been moving towards baggers and I see a lot of people in their 30's riding Road Kings, Street Glides and such. I think you will see more people in their 30's and 40's on the Street and the Tour will probably be mostly men in their 50's. I happen to like both worlds and can have either one in about 20 minutes.
I had a 2000 Kawasaki Nomad which is one of the only bagger jap bikes there is other than the Goldwing which doesn't count. I loved that bike but I already know I am going to enjoy the Vision even more!
Age 55
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20 miles west of Chicago. | C'mon guys, there's got to be SOMEBODY older than me around here. My new fangled Vision 'sickle is the cat's pajamas....why you don't even have to remember to twist the left handgrip to retard the spark before firin' her up, so's when you jump on the starter pedal she don't kick back and throw ya' over the bars. Hell, you don't even need to kick start her at all. It's the bee's knees. |
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Regina Saskatchewan Canada | Mudge I haven't seen you post your age yet and apparently everyone so far is younger than you??? No need to be shy we are all pilots here. Some of us maybe Whiz Pilots!
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NW Illinois | 50 with kids ranging from 24 to 3
Life is Good |
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Stacy,Mn | 60 going on ? The older I get, The Faster I was. |
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20 miles west of Chicago. | Hell Crawford, when I started flyin' they didn't even have whiz wheels, had to do it all in your head, usin' nuthin' but an Elgin wristwatch. I give up flyin' though...never did trust them airplanes with only one wing. How old am I? Let's see here....You've heard Saint Peter? He had the locker next to mine in high school. Shucks, if I'd known how to fish I could have been an apostle. |
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Baltimore, Md | I'm 59 ( the big 6-0 hits mid September and I am unafraid and moving forward). I've owned bikes small and large since I was 17 and even rode the dangerous streets and mountain roads of Bogota Colombia in the late 1980's. Beautiful riding country, but you had to keep your head on a swivel. I haven't yet purchased my Vision as I'm moving to a new home soon, but I started in the days of the Honda 50 (actually I had a Dream 150 if you remember those) and moved steadily up through the ranks, with my last being an '88 Gold Wing which I sold in 1993. I have retired early and am ready for my next bike - the Vision. Only the test ride left to go and I can't imagine that spoiling my plans. Prior to deciding on the Vision, I was shopping another new Wing or a Yam. Roadliner. I know, more than "what's your age", but I felt like sharing...sniff. |
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Dale, Indiana | 49 and feeling older lately.
I believe riding will make me younger again. |
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Newburgh,IN | I am 55 & plan to sell my Road King & buy a Vision this summer. |
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Brighton, TN | lowtone9 - That seems a stretch with no pic to back it up. I see your in Bama, I may have to get verification on said age and lunch on you for making me drive down there. I may even enlist the SongFan for witness and we both ride down. |
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Chandler, AZ | 37 and second youngest and by far best looking (LOL) |
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Brighton, TN | In your gallery something better, but I know I got you beat on the looks. Just ask my wife! Dude I just thought we were the youngsters, scroll back up and I have seen 33, 34, 34, 36. When I first got on here it was just me holding down the fort against the well seasoned veterans of time. Just glad to see I'm getting a little back up. I would have never dreamed a bunch of old buzzards would be interested in a Star Trek type of bike, just thought it would be too much of a stretch for them, you know set in their ways. I thought they would have been give me the classic HD bike. This bike appeals to a very wide spectrum of folks, I've been amazed. I have yet to get something to look naughty and perch upon my bike, I've had something angry with me back there, but then I digress. |
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Scottsdale AZ | pollolittle - 2008-03-16 8:11 AM
In your gallery something better, but I know I got you beat on the looks. Just ask my wife! Dude I just thought we were the youngsters, scroll back up and I have seen 33, 34, 34, 36. When I first got on here it was just me holding down the fort against the well seasoned veterans of time. Just glad to see I'm getting a little back up. I would have never dreamed a bunch of old buzzards would be interested in a Star Trek type of bike, just thought it would be too much of a stretch for them, you know set in their ways. I thought they would have been give me the classic HD bike. This bike appeals to a very wide spectrum of folks, I've been amazed. I have yet to get something to look naughty and perch upon my bike, I've had something angry with me back there, but then I digress.
GRRRRRRR! The Poopckn is talkin "old buzzards" for the well seasoned, good lookin, matured, yes, veterans of time guys here. He is talkin smack like we know nothing, didn't recognize the V as the Bentley of Bikes. The majority of ages posted attest to the 50's grabbin this new invention, and futuristic life style. If I wasn't so far away from Tenn I would lead a parade to his chkn farm, bring my own chicks and show him beauty and the beast. Did he say "old buzzards"-- I better calm down now, have some coffee and rethink who this guy is. Chandler Tom, I know you, so no offense to your pics, nice! GRRRRRR! |
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Baltimore, Md | Methinks he forgets the adage: old age and treachery will always overcome youth and skill.
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Brighton, TN | Ahhh! It is so good to see the SandCamelJim still has some spunk let in him. He said "GRRRR!" I thought all you knew was HMPHRF! Yes, he said "Old Buzzards!" Why you ask, cause you can't hang with the Young Stud a Muffin, but I'll definitely let you be the beast. Then again, I haven't seen you in your latest T-shirt, you sexy Secretary You!
Waitress another shot of expresso for friend that timehasnotbeensonicetoo! His pumper is a little low on the Go-Juice and he is trying to get into that new Group - WHIZ PILOT. No it is not a new pop band reality show. It is only for those seasoned via time to be able to pull into EVERY facility and hang out while they take turns in the facility and swap stories.
This is a small breakdown of their daily ride:
9 am KSU (Kick Stands Up) at local IHOP. Gotta have coffee, food, and restroom.
9:30 Restroom break
11:30 KSU again.
12:00 Pull into favorite wing or burger shop for food, hottie waitresses (eye candy), RESTROOM
2:00 KSU again
2:30 Restroom Break
4:30 KSU again
5:00 Pull into Steakhouse for Veggie steak, Restroom, more EYE candy.
7:00 KSU Depart headed to house. Can't be out to late, gotta get my 9 hours and my weather watching in. Oh yeah, need the Restroom.
To all members, please feel free to add your own restroom stops. And easy on the coffee, we would like to get in at least the official 100 mile run, without having to take up another day.
Notice did not need fueling stop, didn't ride that far. DJ did say I lived tooooooo FFFFAAAARRRR! Hey DJ Might take you a couple of weeks but they do have restrooms the entire way between you and I.
Edited by pollolittle 2008-03-16 12:08 PM
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20 miles west of Chicago. | I resent the "Old Buzzard" appellation (NO, that's not the mountain range in the East...). I much prefer "Geezer" or my Indian name, "Ancient One Possesesed of Much Wisdom"... though the thing about frequent bathroom stops may have some validity. |
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Fountain Inn, SC United States | lowtone9 - 2008-03-15 3:53 PM
I`m 87.
Is that in dog years or miles per day? 
Me? I'm approaching 4 bathroom visits per day. I know that's sad, but I'm a heavy drinker.
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Edmonton, AB | 37 for me. Looks like I'm also one of the young'uns here as well. Right now i feel like a Kid in the week before Christmas, waiting to unwrap my Vision that is sitting in a crate at the dealer. 2 inches of Snow last night  but still not sure I am going to be able to wait for the due date. When the roads dry up and the temps start to rise I may just have to move up the delivery date. |
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Maine | O NO!!!!! I'm the oldest at 59. Someone must be older? |
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20 miles west of Chicago. | I am. |
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Have been riding since 1968...Honda's, BSA's, Ducati's, and Harley's....
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, FL United States | OK Mudge. Fess up! I'm 61 yrs 7mos & don't care who knows how old I really am.
Did a Patriot Guard Riders mission today for a WWII veteran who passed last week. It was aprx 150 mile roundtrip in 25-30 mph crosswinds. My Vis was delivered 11-17-07 & I have 5650 miles to date. While it's not "Iron Butt" miles like varyder, it ain't bad for a "geezer" |
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Brighton, TN | Okay, already, I refer gladly to geezers. Where I come from that is water shooting out of the ground - geezer. So what we had were buzzards and since you boys like to fly, I just thought it kinda fit. But apparently I was wrong. GEEZER PILOTS, maybe I make a new patch for a bunch of special someone's. Then again GEEZER PILOT would have to go to your significant other's (SO's) because we all know whose piloting you around. Unless you are by yourself, well then it's back to your teenage years.
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Frisco, TX | bobbybhb - 2008-03-13 9:35 PM VICTORY VISION AGE DEMOGRAPHICS Did you read about the demographics that Victory targeted for their Vision market? Age 54 Curiously I'm 54 What are the ages in our group???? 44 (although I feel older when riding the Vision). |
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20 miles west of Chicago. | Ok Luke, I'll 'fess up, I'm just a bit older than you, and by heck I don't care who knows it either! |
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Regina Saskatchewan Canada | Mudge - 2008-03-17 9:09 PM
Ok Luke, I'll 'fess up, I'm just a bit older than you, and by heck I don't care who knows it either!
OH! You're older than DIRT! Hence the name Mudge! |
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20 miles west of Chicago. | Nah, I'm not quite that old. There was dirt around around when was a kid...I remember playin' in it. We didn't have Nintendos and Wiis and stuff like that so we had to play games like baseball and hide and seek in the dirt. Later on the army gave me a little shovel and I had to dig in it, so I'm sure there was dirt.
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Omaha | maddog - 2008-03-14 10:55 PM
49 goin on 15
47 going on 60.......
Hey....someone's gotta try and keep maddog in line.... 
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west bend, wi | Fergy - 2008-03-17 9:14 PM
44 (although I feel older when riding the Vision).
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Brighton, TN | VisionBoy - Gotta know about that 2008 CanAm Spyder. I seen it online not in person. Gotta know how it rides and handles. Looks neat post some pics. Tell me more. |
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Sand Rock, AL United States | 39, I don't own a Vision (yet) |
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Brighton, TN | You should soon, I'm surprised you haven't seen my grin from there, which would be contagious, leading you uncontrollably to go buy one. |
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Montreal, QC Canada | 52 and waiting for the snow to disappear so I can pick up my bike |
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Puyallup, Washington | OK, it's time to bring this thread back to the front page so all the Newbie's can share. |
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VA | Age 30, second bike in 5 years. Unless you count all the dirt bikes that I rode into my teen years. My buddy asked me why I was getting a geezer glider while I was still young. I think it's so I still have a butt and back so I can ride when I am older. Plus, this ain't your normal "geezer glider," it's way cooler! |
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Northwest of you | Sixty four, 2 years older than my dad when he died, so I am living each day as if it's my last and each moment like it's precious and riding because I can do whatever I want, whenever I want to, now. And, if I had it to do all over again, I would be happy to................... |
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20 miles west of Chicago. | Now that I'm not the oldest geezer around here, I'll be 63 in a couple of months, assuming of course that I make it. I too am free to do pretty much what I want when I want. The only problem is that now, afterwards, I sometimes can't remember having done it...... |
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Memphis | You guys are the coolest 60+ yr olds on the planet. I pulled into the garage on the Vision during a driving rainstorm the other day and my kitchen was full of college-aged kids. I walked through the door, dripping wet with a big grin on my face and started peeling off raingear. Two minutes later I was being touched from all directions as they couldn't believe I wasn't a drowned rat. My clothes were bone dry. I walked into the living room and heard one of the kids mention to my daughter, "Your Dad is psycho!" I heard her respond "Tell me about it." Age and treachery... Gotta love it.
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Scottsdale AZ | SF- Psycho is good! weird is bad- and- it is all a state of mind! |
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Northwest of you | Along with "remembering", I see that your math skills are declining as well, since, out here in the "Northwest" 64 is older than 63. I will defer, however, because I still feel like I'm 12 and that is good and bad. Good that I feel young, bad that I don't feel very certain about all those things I was always so "right" about (like 64 is older than 63). Here's to many more years of enjoying ourselve on motorcycles................ |
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Prescott Valley, AZ | Age is but a state of mind, if your body tells you you're "50 something" and at the end of a day of riding you feel "30 something" you must be riding a "Vision". This soon to be 57 year old feels much younger since the first ride on a REAL Luxury Touring Motorcycle. Life in fact does get better with time.
Ride Safe, Ride Often!!
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Nebraska | NEgaspasser - 2008-03-18 7:28 AM
maddog - 2008-03-14 10:55 PM
49 goin on 15
47 going on 60.......
Hey....someone's gotta try and keep maddog in line....
Hey. When you goin to post some pics of yer bike. |
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20 miles west of Chicago. | Nowor; Read it again " I'm NOT the oldest geezer around here" |
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Northwest of you | See what you can look forward to when you become 64? You will skip over words that change the meaning of things. You will even become suspicious that people are conspiring against you, thinking that they somehow went back and changed earlier posts to make you look wrong, when you accuse people of not being able to do math. Stave it off as long as possible. |
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20 miles west of Chicago. | As it happens, you were right about my math skills, or more correctly, my lack of math skills. It was a matter of sheer luck that I got it right that time, which is probably why I felt compelled to mention it, it could have just as easily been wrong. Is there really a way to go back and change a post a day or two later? That would have saved me a lot of embarrasment on a few occasions. |
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20 miles west of Chicago. | The attachment I was trying to attach wouldn't. Disregard.
Edited by Mudge 2008-04-03 10:13 PM
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Harrisburg, PA | 33 Going on my 3rd Vic... |
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So Cal | 51 on sunday, Im on the downhill slide now! |
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SF Bay Area | 0Uh... getting close. |
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| 33 I think I am the youngest live in SD got it in march and already have 550 miles love the heated grips and seat. |
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Savannah, GA -Year round riding!! Yay! | I'm 40 for now... will be 41 in a few weeks. I guess as a "younger female", I really don't fit the demographic! (I married my 12 year older husband just to guarantee that I would ALWAYS be the "younger woman"!!)
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Regina Saskatchewan Canada | 56 Tomorrow |
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Savannah, GA -Year round riding!! Yay! | Well, let me be the first to wish you "Happy Birthday!"
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Puyallup, Washington | Crawford - 2008-04-10 10:01 AM 56 Tomorrow I guess I'll be second. Happy birthday! |
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New Bohemia, VA | cjnoho - 2008-04-04 1:58 AM 51 on sunday, Im on the downhill slide now! OK, Happy Birthday, and to GAGirl Trixie and Crawford |
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Capitol Region of NH | 36. Most days I feel like I am in my mid to late forties. |
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Puddle Jumper
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Northeast Ohio | Turning 50 this year, a New Vision was my Birthday Present to me..lol |
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Temecula, California | How about 59 will be 60 in 5 day's
Danny |
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What is your age???