What is the average age of Spyder owners?

[Lew L]

Old enough to know better

68 going on 28

Being the old fart that I am can cause:

Kaos

 

[Panda 2 Guns]

64 IN A COUPLE OF WEEKS.

Wife says most of the time I act 12, I love that woman.....

Panda 2 Gs

 

[ElmoLucy]

63 in June and going into my second childhood. Ok, to be honest I never left my first childhood.

 

[Don K]

50, as of today :yikes::yikes::yikes::yikes::yikes:

Happy birthday to you!
Cool avatar,/As a kid growing up- my nickname was Donald Duck. I just thought it was sorta funny seeing the Duck as your avatar-my wife just purchased a Donald Duck shirt for me a couple days ago.
Don -Virginia

 

[Don K]

I'll be 54 in April/ My wife is four years smarter than me.

 

[Don K]

50, as of today :yikes::yikes::yikes::yikes::yikes:

Happy birthday to you!
Cool avatar,/As a kid growing up- my nickname was Donald Duck. I just thought it was sorta funny seeing the Duck as your avatar-my wife just purchased a Donald Duck shirt for me a couple days ago.
Don -Virginia

 

[gzander43]

72 and feel 40
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[lou49]

I started motorcyling 74 years ago. I was born in 1925 and that makes me 86. Anyone older out there? My Spyder has a lot of specials that I built and today runs like a top. Arthur---Mexico City

Arriva, Arriva! Congratulations! :yes:

 

[HayRog]

70 . ..+
Although my mind and body are sometimes at odds with this ........ I prefer the "mind" version of it.

 

[robmorg]

Wife says most of the time I act 12, I love that woman.....

Panda 2 Gs

Funny post.

My wife tells me that I often act like an old man. I refrain from telling her I am one, because that would mean I'm caller her an old woman.

 

[The Bee!!]

59 until July!!!!!:yikes::yikes:

 

[SteveLaoyster]

AGE??!!! Mental or Physical??

In dog years I'm 7. :roflblack::roflblack::roflblack::roflblack: Physical years, 57. Mental, mostly 24 but that wanders a bit!!!:roflblack: "What's the sense of being grown up if you can't be a little childish now & then?" Quote from Doctor Who!!:2thumbs:

 

[Butch4231]

51 here. :2thumbs:

 

[AZredhead]

53 :thumbup:

 

[bmccaffrey]

Really
Over 5000 views and 200 votes

Must take to much time to check one of the boxes :dontknow:

 

[Pineywoods36]

A matter of the mind

51 wife has me by 6 weeks, My grandmother who lived to 96 alwas said "Age is a matter of the mind, if you don't mind it does't matter"

 

[spyderCodes]

What a big surprise that most of us are either baby boomers or whatever the next in line generation are called.

It, of course, is a demographic challenge for BRPs product planners.

You don't want your customer base's next purchase decision to be between a nice apartment at the Lutheran Home or perhaps a Condo with bus service and a one car garage.

Most of us aren't there yet and with a little luck won't be, at least soon.'

Back to BRP's product planners.
They have done something that I would have thought impossible.
The F3 springs or roars to mind.

A lot of us gray heads are salivating over these and probably the kid's inheritance is about to take another hit , collectively speaking.

There are a few F3s in our neighborhood.
They are driven by people that I have lived long enough to call kids.
Yeah, most don't have saddlebags or the amenities that I feel absolutely vital.
But dang, they have three wheels and I doubt if anyone makes comments about them being geezer machines or keeping the bike up and all that.

So back to the kid's inheritance.
Forget the guilt.
They'll appreciate the bike.

 

[spydrt]

Average age

62 and still kicking

 

[Spyder-Mel]

What a big surprise that most of us are either baby boomers or whatever the next in line generation are called.

It, of course, is a demographic challenge for BRPs product planners.

You don't want your customer base's next purchase decision to be between a nice apartment at the Lutheran Home or perhaps a Condo with bus service and a one car garage.

Most of us aren't there yet and with a little luck won't be, at least soon.'

Back to BRP's product planners.
They have done something that I would have thought impossible.
The F3 springs or roars to mind.

A lot of us gray heads are salivating over these and probably the kid's inheritance is about to take another hit , collectively speaking.

There are a few F3s in our neighborhood.
They are driven by people that I have lived long enough to call kids.
Yeah, most don't have saddlebags or the amenities that I feel absolutely vital.
But dang, they have three wheels and I doubt if anyone makes comments about them being geezer machines or keeping the bike up and all that.

So back to the kid's inheritance.
Forget the guilt.
They'll appreciate the bike.

:doorag:I wish I had some gray hair.

 

[whitespyder1189]

Still rockin!

57 here and husband is 60. Saw Brit Floyd last night-incredible Pink Floyd tribute band. I'm glad I'm "young" enough to say I saw the original band in 1973.hyea: