How many older guys ride VFR?

Lol almost. My rc51 was a torture rack.

 

:horn::boink::whip::spider:RC51 much worse than a 600 r6-and that thing suk in the seat and back department-the vfr is a Cadillac compared to those bikes especially with the sargent seat on-that I love. Bad billy I don't hump my seat. She males is a Bad Billy invention! or Billy the Kid same person. Rotten!

 

58 years old, 2010 VFR 1200. Love the bike! I've put 25,000 miles on her...

 

im 55 yrs young and only just got back into bikes after a 14 yr absence, should have done it sooner. got a good deal on a brand new 6th gen vfr 800 2 yrs ago, fantastic bike love it. i like it better than the new vfr 800 2014 model. from auz!

 

I got my VFR 750 singing again today. The fuel pump was very dull. Cleaning the points didn't help. I ordered a Mr Gasket pump. I doubt if I will ride it. Probably sell it and get a new dirt bike. Am 63.

 

41 and bought my first VFR two months ago, love this bike Have been riding my CBR600F1 since i bought it in 1995, but after I bought my VFR the CBR has been left alone in the garage.
VFRs fits all ages

 

67 pushing 68 injuries are starting to catch up not sure how much longer I can keep it up, short legs with numerous breaks over the years make getting on and off a bike pretty difficult

 

It's still all the young guys replying. The op asked for older riders to post.

 

I'm 55 and taking my VFR to Seattle on Friday. 3269 miles round trip... Plus I'm 6'4"...

But I used to club race when I was in my 20's. I have always had some kind of sport bike since I graduated from dirt bikes when I was 16. I'm glad to see I'm not the only old guy out there on a, what my friends call, crotch rocket. They say I should grow up... I tell them to F off. :smile-new:

Update: just got back from my trip, 3987 miles! No problems, no worries. Love my VIFFR!!

 

Am I to young at 46?

Oh and I got my first bike at 39 the same week as my son was born. With the blessing of my wife! Think I'll keep her!!

 

54 on 2010 7'th gen

Having the time of my life ... after 16 years on a cruiser.

After reading thru these posts, 54 seams to be the median
(arranging all the observations from lowest value to highest value and picking the middle one : -) ... although I didn't do the math.

 

59 a couple days ago and still riding the VFR. Wonder who is going to kick it first.

 

Happy birthday bud..( I mean you old fart). Right behind ya in March.......sure is goin quick

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I'm 43 and I've owned two 6th Gen Viffers. Currently on a 2002.

 

the VFR will outlast 99% of you. Unless you kill it by crashing!

 

I am 64 and just brought home a new leftover 2013 VFR1200F dct. I was unable to resist the deal on a great bike...

 

mandavdle, congrats on the new bike! What kind of a deal did you pick up a leftover 2013 for?

 

Next time someone tells me I am too old for this foolishness, I am going to show them this post. Way to go man!

 

$10,999 plus $300 plus tax for new dct, 1 mile on clock, at Track N Trail, State College, PA. He also has 2010 new for $7,999 plus $300 on the floor. I took the 2013 for the improvements over the 2010 discussed on this site and others. Before Test rode, I had imagined this bike would be too heavy for me at 600 lb, but it carries weight extremely well, even at parking lot speeds. I am especially impressed by well the low screen works after riding more upright on my previous steed. Still quite a bit of wind, but pleasant, not at all turbulent. I will likely add Sargent seat and Helibars over the winter. Not sure about lowering the pegs. Looks like it may generate foot brake positioning conflicts.

 

nobody pays full price for anything except a 2014