Scythian
Well-known member
I'm 25. Do I win something?
You win a beer from me if I ever see you at a owners get together! But you better bring ID....
I'm 25. Do I win something?
I'm 57 (I'm also the guy in the picture with the blue jacket) and my son, who bought my 04, is 28. I've been riding for almost 40 years and the kid got his first helmet at the hospital when he was born.Is it a generalization to say that the majority of FJR riders have acquired many miles in the seat and in life. It just struck me after looking at pictures I have taken with other FJR riders. I have to admit not too many squids run out and buy an FJR for their first bike. Maybe it's an aquired taste. I'm 63 and after riding mostly sport bikes I find sitting behind the windscreen of the FJR a good fit. Any youngish riders on the FJR?
Beat me to FJR ownership by 2 years. Got mine when I was 27.I'm 25. Do I win something?
LOL... I remember that!Yeah, that's right...that's the ticket. Just ask my wife, Morgan Fairchild...yeah, that's right....
25 and your pickle is worthless, I think you lose :lol:I'm 25. Do I win something?
It's an expensive motorcycle so the demographics skew to middle-age.
I just turned 39.
It's the workforce demographics too: I'll be the junior guy at work until I'm 50, then I'll be promoting myself because everyone I work with and for will be retired/dead or retired and dead.
Having lived in the shadow of every baby boomer fad, it can't happen soon enough for me....
No problem reading it. Thank your mommy for typing it up for us. :lol: 44 - here[SIZE=36pt]39 YEAR YOUNG PUNK HERE.....i hope you can read this.[/SIZE]
You will, without a doubt, draw the attention of one of the FJR groupies at WFO..... :lol:I'm 25. Do I win something?
25 and your pickle is worthless, I think you lose :lol:I'm 25. Do I win something?
Cunning and knowledge (that only comes with age) will overcome youth and naievety any day! We earned it, we get to use it! Power to the People, "OLD PEOPLE" that is.Is it a generalization to say that the majority of FJR riders have acquired many miles in the seat and in life. It just struck me after looking at pictures I have taken with other FJR riders. I have to admit not too many squids run out and buy an FJR for their first bike. Maybe it's an aquired taste. I'm 63 and after riding mostly sport bikes I find sitting behind the windscreen of the FJR a good fit. Any youngish riders on the FJR?
Good Gereralization. I'm 64 and I'm on a Valk and an ST1100. Soon to be on an FJR or the new Concours 1400.
But please do not discourage the squids from getting an FJR as a first bike. We "elderly" guys and gals then get a great change to buy a almost new FJr from one of those squids when they figure out that the saddle bags are not for them. The Generation X people will sell a $14K bike they owe $13.5K on for 10K just to get what they want.
I asked my 25 year olds son why his friend sold his car for 3K less than his loan to get a car he really wanted. My son's answer-----"Welcome to Genreation X"
Keep the young squids buying new FJRs. Maybe there is a very good deal out there for us "wiser" ieldriders.
I can read it, thank you! But I didn't hear a word you said![SIZE=36pt]39 YEAR YOUNG PUNK HERE.....i hope you can read this.[/SIZE]
CK
Not only do we saddle the X'rs and later generations with our national debt and broken SS system....Now you want to take advantage off their naievety and bilk them out of their motorcycles too!. The shame of it all! <_< B)
LC
Start HijackAxeman - how's your boy doing in that battalion with the lousy name from a father's point of view?
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