Annual mileage
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Road Warrior
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From: Cranbourne, VIC Australia
Annual mileage
I'm curious as to what everyone averages for annual miles on their non-dressers. I've noticed mine changes drastically from anywhere from 5.5k-15k depending on life and work. Was wondering if others noticed that too?
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Road Warrior
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From: Cranbourne, VIC Australia
I've got other vehicles as well, but choose to ride whenever possible, so anytime I don't have the kids or it is icy..
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me too, plus I work out of my home
Road Master
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From: Danburg, Georgia
I drive 125 to 175 miles a day in the company car (2015 Eqiunox). Wish I could ride the bike more.
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Road Warrior
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From: Cranbourne, VIC Australia
You should trade your company car for a gas card to pay for fuel and services on your bike! You'd be happier, and they'd save money I'm sure!
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Cruiser
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My first year I put almost 7k on it...this year not as much.... in November Ill hit 2 years and presently Its just under 10k total
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From: Illinois
Since I am retired I am over 28,000 so far and may hit 40. Half is from touring. But not on baggers. I did the ride to Vegas and Laughlin on a Sportster, the ride to Sturgis on a Street 750, a ride to Canada on a Buell and a ride to NHRS V-Twin Performance near Denver on the Buell.
I still have a ride to Texas and New Mexico planned but may take a Road Glide with gel seat and back rest. After all I'm 75.
You don't need to live in So Cal to get in a lot of miles. Just not having a job or obligations is the key. A few dollars helps also.
I still have a ride to Texas and New Mexico planned but may take a Road Glide with gel seat and back rest. After all I'm 75.
You don't need to live in So Cal to get in a lot of miles. Just not having a job or obligations is the key. A few dollars helps also.
Road Captain
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From: Durango CO
In the last 12 months I put 14100 miles on my cycle. It's my daily driver. If I ever have to go any where in the car it becomes a chore for me. Like yard work or any other job that I am thinking "I don't want to do this but it's got to be done".
On the other hand whenever I go anywhere on my cycle whether it's a short ride to the store or a long ride cross country, I let out a big sigh as if to say to myself "this is nice. Life is good".
On the other hand whenever I go anywhere on my cycle whether it's a short ride to the store or a long ride cross country, I let out a big sigh as if to say to myself "this is nice. Life is good".