Rocket owners average age!

[roadster]

59 this year

 

[CrzystghndKC]

I've noticed I'm not the only old geezer on this forum! Whats everyones age on here? I'll be 63 in July!

I'll be 64 next week. PM me for address and gift registry.

 

[2300XXL]

Spring chickens, the lot of ya..............

On Bike 21: Off the Bike 61 in June

 

[JPHDT]

At 23 years old, I was diagnosed with severe spinal inflammation and my future life in a wheelchair. 43 years later I grit my teeth but it hurts less riding a motorcycle than sitting in a chair. Ride your bike and get pleasure !

 

[ArekDeBoss]

47 in 4 days

 

[MIG]

The new bikes are definitely a more refined ride and the weight and size are so deceiving. It has clean trim lines.
The older bikes have an intimidation factor. It is like they look back at you are say, "are you sure."
You can never forget that first time you sat on it and looked down at that tank and felt the whole bike torque when you twisted the throttle.
The new bikes sneak up on you and you have your hands full before you know it.
Anyway that is how I see it.
Both take an advanced skill set to ride. Both demand respect.
We are Captains one and all.

P.S. I'm 61 and love my R3T

The intimidation factor... very true... and I now LOVE what I once was intimidated by... ...and she still holds A LOT of respect...
My first first time and that torque wobble... remember like it was yesterday... in fact I kinda got a little... ummm nevermind...
Captains one and all... INDEED!
53 here...
-MIG

 

[ArekDeBoss]

That's another great thing about the rocket. Such a variety of ages of owners. I did not see that owning zx10r or zx6r. It clearly means rocket has something for every age. So nice to see

 

[Old N' Grumpy]

63 next month and have most of my teeth and my pee pee still works...most of the time!

 

[Claymore]

59 here

 

[CCjon]

Turn 76 in May, heading out for an overnight ride next weekend, God willing and the creek don't rise...
photos to follow.