What is the age of GSRESOURCES members?

[Guest]

Just wondering where everyone is at in life. Part of a old dodge cars forum and seam like people are running in their 60-70's there...

[Steve]

Since names are seen with the votes, I did not vote. Had it been anonymous, I would have voted.

Let's just say that I watched God make dirt.

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[Sandy]

Since names are seen with the votes, I did not vote. Had it been anonymous, I would have voted.

Let's just say that I watched God make dirt.

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Interesting. The little bar that let's you view poll results and who voted in which category disappears once you vote. Don't remember seeing the polls behave that way before.

[Deuce]

I wish I was younger, but I'm proud to have made it to at least 60.

[cowboyup3371]

Since names are seen with the votes, I did not vote. Had it been anonymous, I would have voted.

Let's just say that I watched God make dirt.

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I didn't see any names pop up for those who already voted

CORRECTION - I didn't see it when I first applied my vote but after going back into the results I can see names

[marvinsc]

I had to LOL this morning, we were at an intersection and my Wife said "Look at that Car", it was a Beautiful 1967 Camaro. She noted "looks like an old man driving it". I pointed out that "Old men" are the guys that can afford classic cars..............

[gustovh]

I don't care if anyone knows that I am older than dirt and been riding that long about as well.

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[GSXR7ED]

There's been "Age Polls" done before...it's leaning heavy towards 60s and up. I'm just a pup at 51.


Ed

[kerrfunk]

I'm 45 and I chose the "45-55" category and not the "35-45". Although maybe I should've chosen the latter since I'm not 45 and a half yet.

I had my 9th bikeaversary last week. Bought my first motorcycle, a 82GS550L, on 10/18/2008

[sharpy]

Too old for this voting crap

[Redman]

Well, from my observations here, a good majority of us here have had 70s & 80s motorcycles since the 70s & 80s.... so what does that tell you.

I could select the next to last category, for another couple weeks yet.

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[Wingsconsin]

I could care less if anyone knows how old I am -- 58 and still kicking

[Hinermad]

[Edit: deleted double post]

[Hinermad]

"Old enough to know better but still too young to care" is my stock answer.

Right now there's a neat coincidence in the results. There are 33 responses, and all the percentages are doubles: 6.06%, 12.12%, 30.30%, 45.45%

Also, I notice a distinct gap in age distribution. At the moment there's nobody in the 35-45 range. 18.18% are below that and 81.81% are above it. That tells me we have two different populations:

1) Young folks who can't afford a new bike, and
2) Old folks remembering their ill-spent youth.

[gsrick]

"Old enough to know better but still too young to care" is my stock answer.

Right now there's a neat coincidence in the results. There are 33 responses, and all the percentages are doubles: 6.06%, 12.12%, 30.30%, 45.45%

Also, I notice a distinct gap in age distribution. At the moment there's nobody in the 35-45 range. 18.18% are below that and 81.81% are above it. That tells me we have two different populations:

1) Young folks who can't afford a new bike, and
2) Old folks remembering their ill-spent youth.

That 35-45 group may consist of many parents that may have given up the two wheel excitement for the sake of the kids. That description fit me too the tee. I got back on a bike 7 years ago when I turned 45 when the youngest of my progeny hit the age of 13.