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I would say I have ridden about 50,000 miles.
First bike was a Yamaha 180. (Had to hide it from my father, mom knew, dad did not)
Second bike was a Honda 350. That was my transportation at college
Third Bike was Virago 750 (had shaft drive)
Skip a few years
2001 Sportster 1200 Custom
2002 VROD
2004 Wide Glide
2016 Fat Boy
2018 Road King
So was checking other people millage and noticed Seem higher millage are from colder areas, WTF
You are in a world of hurt if you are trying to fact check this bunch of posers.
(Seriously, you can not assume the location given now means much about where someone has been for the last few decades.)
I lived in southern California for a long time. New Years Day was always good for a 300 mile ride.
Now in central Kansas, even in mid winter there are good days to ride. Being retired helps. I am riding 30,000 or so per year now.
Edit: I retired this year, and am trying real hard to get moved to a warmer climate. Maybe less wind.
Last edited by kickstartfan; Nov 16, 2019 at 09:05 AM.
260,000 on my 2006 Sportster
40,000 on my 1996 Heritage
10,000 on my 2007 Sportster
Unknown on my 1974 Suzuki GT550 which was my first bike, never paid attention to the miles but never really left my local area on it
I find these posts to be incredibly humorous. I know there are many like me who neither care or consider it a form of acceptance. The funny part is some do.
Lifetime miles? No idea. I've been riding street bikes for 37 years, and never tracked mileage, until I bought my first Harley, in 2015. Since 2015 I've put on over 128,000 Harley miles,
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