ramblingrose
Member
Hi,
I am 65, born January of 1946. This is only significant because it is the first year , first month of the baby boomer era. Lots of people like you behind me. I bought my FJR in 2006 after my last kid left college. I felt free again to resume the motor cycling of my younger before kids life. I am still a busy working guy so I don't get to take the adventurous trips some of you do but the FJR is not just for riding it is a symbol of being a human being. I am not a mechanic type but my FJR allows me to be a man and change oil, fix stuff, add farkles, I even removed all those covers to change the coolant( I will have the dealer do this next time). The FJR is more to me than a mode of transportation. It is a chance to not ask how old I am and to feel the vitality and youth we all deserve if we stay fit enough to ride and enjoy the freedom An FJR can bring . Stay alive out there. :live your dreams. Think what the new FJR 2021 will be like . I'll be in the market agian at age 76. That should really screw up the averages.
Scott
I am 65, born January of 1946. This is only significant because it is the first year , first month of the baby boomer era. Lots of people like you behind me. I bought my FJR in 2006 after my last kid left college. I felt free again to resume the motor cycling of my younger before kids life. I am still a busy working guy so I don't get to take the adventurous trips some of you do but the FJR is not just for riding it is a symbol of being a human being. I am not a mechanic type but my FJR allows me to be a man and change oil, fix stuff, add farkles, I even removed all those covers to change the coolant( I will have the dealer do this next time). The FJR is more to me than a mode of transportation. It is a chance to not ask how old I am and to feel the vitality and youth we all deserve if we stay fit enough to ride and enjoy the freedom An FJR can bring . Stay alive out there. :live your dreams. Think what the new FJR 2021 will be like . I'll be in the market agian at age 76. That should really screw up the averages.
Scott