I got 13,500 miles in this year before a bad driver took out one bike, and then old man winter too out the season for the other. Both bikes are in the shop now getting ready for spring.

 

Just under 10,000

 

Since there will undoubtedly be others that will post this same thread over the next couple of weeks, I'll just copy and paste my answers as the threads pop up.

Mileage doesn't tell the whole story. Urban stop-and-go riding is completely different than those who live in rural areas.

It's simple math really. One hour on the slab one can go 70 miles easily. In the city, that same hour can be 25 miles or less.

So, 1000 miles of urban riding is completely different than 1000 miles of riding on the highway.

75% of my riding is urban stop-and-go riding and still manage[d] over 7,500 [this] year.

As far as seat time? I'm probably on my bike as long as many who put on twice as many miles. I'm just sitting in traffic while you rural guys get to keep on moving.

 

im going to say 12,000 as my best guess, it is about my average 10,000 to 12,000

i bought a new bike in august and it has 5,700 miles now

 

I think I got just over 7k but my riding season was pretty short. put mine up for the winter in october already.

 

6 to 8k

its about the same every year,and about another 6 to 8k in my car. I dont care if its a RV or a bike, to much travel makes me cranky

 

Got around 7000 in before a deer decided to end the riding season in September.

 

4000 miles for me, but I didn't buy my bike until June

 

Got my FLHX in Sept 13, currently at 18800. Loving the California weather, and the Harley to enjoy it with

 

Well, I'm right around 11,000 on the 2014 that I bought in May. Prior to that, I would guess around 3,000 on the 2011 due to weather and my torn rotator cuff.