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45 when i purchased my F6B. The 4th bike I have purchased in 5 years.
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I call it the complete evolution of a motorcyclist. Starting hunched over, feet tucked way up and back on the most aggressive sports bike I could afford. Overtime I found myself slowly sitting further upright, legs un-folding as a result. My last bike (which I still have), a Concours 1400 was very comfortable and what I thought was the peak of evolution, and then came the F6B. I am now what I consider fully evolved. This bike has such a neutral riding position I just don’t know what to think, but that’s ok, as long as I don’t start to De-evolutionize, aka Harley riding position. I am the proud 2%...
Still Wingman after the site crash!
I'm beginning to get old @ 55.
My neck couldn't take my CBR anymore. Then I got a new VFR and that wasn't much better, certainly not for long trips.
This, and my husband's 2012, are the two most expensive bikes we've ever bought. Most young people don't have that sort of disposable income at that point in their careers..
Please don't spook the road-sheep.
I am 73 and motorcycling has kept me going through the bad times and my recent purchase of my 2013 f6b will keep me through whatever what lies head.
My you enjoy countless miles of pleasureOriginally Posted by danmagic
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64. First bike at 12, first Goldwing at 32.
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Phil@TexasCycleChrome.com
2004 GL1800 White
2012 H-D Ultra Classic Limited Black
2013 F6B Black
Will be 65 in about 3 weeks, been riding since 1962. First Honda 1966 305 Super Hawk. In the garage sits: F6B, 2012 Super Tenere, 2011 650 Burgman, 1978 Honda CB550 and 1975 CB750, I restored both CB's to café racers. I bought my wife a Suzuki S40 which I ride every now and then.
Just turned 68. The F6B is my 42nd bike but who's counting? Been married 44 years so I guess that puts me a couple of bikes behind schedule. This new bike probably won't be the last but could hold me for quite a while
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