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Redstar
11th November 2004, 22:16
Hope this is an original Poll? but who is the Oldest Biker in the crew and I'ts not a competition cause age is not a qualification its just a fact.
but its nice to know.
Bleck K6
11th November 2004, 22:24
Hope this is an original Poll? but who is the Oldest Biker in the crew and I'ts not a competition cause age is not a qualification its just a fact.
but its nice to know.
You should make the poll go up in 5 year lots,Makes me feel old clickin 30-40 when i'm only 31 :laugh:
Redstar
11th November 2004, 22:32
You should make the poll go up in 5 year lots,Makes me feel old clickin 30-40 when i'm only 31 :laugh:too late to change it now but your youngness is noted. God when I was 31 I thought I was old now I think your a whipper snapper be young now theres plenty of time to be old!
LB
12th November 2004, 05:10
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I'm not going to enter this poll in case you tell everyone which box I ticked!!
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Bonez
12th November 2004, 06:13
Lets just say I'm somewhere in the 40-50 bracket and leave it at that ah?
Blackbird
12th November 2004, 06:17
Old enough to know better at 57 :2thumbsup
Biking (and one other thing) is what keeps you young. :o
Geoff
MikeL
12th November 2004, 07:06
Aged is not a qualification its just a fact.
but its nice to know.
Why? What, apart from abstract statistical information, does it tell you?
Physically and mentally, I'm about 40.
Emotionally, I'm still a teenager.
And my chronological age is something else...
vifferman
12th November 2004, 07:17
Why? What, apart from abstract statistical information, does it tell you?
Physically and mentally, I'm about 40.
Emotionally, I'm still a teenager.
And my chronological age is something else...Complete opposite to me then. Or something...
Actually, I usually just tell people I'm 103, which is close. :crazy:
Antallica
12th November 2004, 07:23
I'm a rather grumpy person, does that count as old? :laugh:
Shit I feel old. Think I'm havin my mid-life crisis now or something eh.
Skyryder
12th November 2004, 09:32
My stats
Age 60
Acting age (still in nappies)
IQ -00000
Hair Worn out chrome with a little primer beginning to show
Skin as in burnished wrinkled paint along with a few scratch marks
Eyes Green with flecks of blurreynes that are hidden with progressive lens
Height. Shrinking
Atittude. Lots of it
Skyryder
Skyryder
12th November 2004, 09:36
I'm a rather grumpy person, does that count as old? :laugh:
Shit I feel old. Think I'm havin my mid-life crisis now or something eh.
I had mine a few years ago. Kids think it's still happening. But hell what do the kids today know about 'happenings.' Most I have forgotten about and the ones I do remember I would sooner not.
Skyryder
Jess
12th November 2004, 10:14
Hooray for being 18 and a half!!!! :D
i feel green...
...and tired and already worn out. how the heck am i supposed to make it to forty if i'm this stuffed already???? :confused:
Motoracer
12th November 2004, 10:21
...and tired and already worn out. how the heck am i supposed to make it to forty if i'm this stuffed already????
Yep, know the feeling.
I'm 20 going on 21 next year.
Blakamin
12th November 2004, 10:25
Hooray for being 18 and a half!!!!
Did anyone notice that once you get over 30 the "and a half" bit disappears? :crazy:
Joni
12th November 2004, 10:27
Did anyone notice that once you get over 30 the "and a half" bit disappears? :crazy:
You said what I was thinking BK!
:2thumbsup
Sniper
12th November 2004, 10:34
Yep, know the feeling.
I'm 20 going on 21 next year.
I gave up counting when I was about 14. I rely on my folks and/or girlfriend.
For example, when I do something stupid the conversation usually starts with
"STUART, YOU ARE 19 YEARS OLD, NOW GROW UP AND START ACTING IT!"
It usually ends with me convulsing with laughter on the floor :lol: :lol: :lol: but at least I know how old I am!! :eek5:
:bleh: :stupid:
erik
12th November 2004, 11:56
You should've had the options 21-30, 31-40 etc. because as it is, if someone is 20, 30, or 40 they could go in the group above or below their age.
Paul in NZ
12th November 2004, 12:05
It not the age - its the mileage...
Paul N
Blakamin
12th November 2004, 13:22
It not the age - its the mileage...
Paul N
Thanks Paul.... now I feel over the hill! :beer:
Gixxer
12th November 2004, 15:04
Did anyone notice that once you get over 30 the "and a half" bit disappears? :crazy:
yeah, the 'and a half' does disappear, but today, talking to a nice lady at the jucie shop I lost a year as well. :stoogie:
manuboy
12th November 2004, 19:22
Finally old enough to appreciate my partner, my mates, my time, my freedom, the sun, the stars, the wind, my bike, the list goes on. Never ever want to go back to being a young 'un.... uh uh. :doobey:
Two Smoker
12th November 2004, 19:27
Im just a young whipper snapper at 19 years old, personally im hoping to make 21 :shifty: But who knows :disapint:
bear
12th November 2004, 19:30
So, in the motorcycling world does age equal maturity?
I'd only just got my full licence and the shops I went looking around to purchase a +250cc bike were all keen to let me ride 900's, even though I'd only ever ridden 250's. They reckoned I looked mature enough not to go nuts (I'm only 28). Not sure if they were just looking to off load stock though!?!
Personality maybe?
toads
12th November 2004, 19:31
yes well I am glad I'm passed the age of feeling uncertain about the future and that sort of thing, but am old enough to realise how fragile and precarious life is, I'm glad I'm not a young person anymore, as I am comfortable with myself as a person, never used to be.
I do feel the need to experience whatever life has to offer me while I am still able to do stuff, and not just be resigned to waiting to die in an armchair knitting booties or something.
each age has it's good points, but I'm glad of each year of health and relative happiness, it's all good
Jackrat
12th November 2004, 19:33
I'm 47,I'll be old when I get through a day without being amused or amazed.
I can't see that happening for a bit yet.
I don't want a sports car or a younger wife.I've been riding motorbikes an doing dumb shit my whole life,so I think I missed the mid life crisis.
Either that or I couldn't afford it. :rolleyes:
Yamahamaman
12th November 2004, 19:58
Well the graph is almost a bell curve :gob:
Quite surpising really.
avgas
12th November 2004, 20:16
but i still feel like im making up for lost time.
i remember the days when my birthdays meant something
riffer
12th November 2004, 20:23
I'm 37.
My kids reckon I'm old, my parents reckon I'm still young, and my wife just thinks I'm bloody immature...
SPORK
12th November 2004, 20:30
HAHAHAHAHA! I WIN! Too young to go on the charts! Sux0rs to you all! PWNED YOU UB3R N00BS GO CRY IN YOUR GARGRES!!! MWAUGHAHAHAHA!
Sorry:P
NordieBoy
12th November 2004, 20:35
HAHAHAHAHA! I WIN! Too young to go on the charts! Sux0rs to you all! PWNED YOU UB3R N00BS GO CRY IN YOUR GARGRES!!! MWAUGHAHAHAHA!
Sorry:P
Does your mummy know you're using her computer?
:P
SPORK
12th November 2004, 21:06
Does your mummy know you're using her computer?
:P
That offended me, because I have toiled for literally years, and I bought myself my $2,500 computer. It is really awesome too. So show some respect, eh? :calm:
Nah, I'm down with that, nigga. Peace out.
riffer
12th November 2004, 21:09
That offended me, because I have toiled for literally years, and I bought myself my $2,500 computer.
Huh. Shoulda kept using Mum's computer madcat. Then you could have bought yourself a tasty wee FXR150 new... :msn-wink:
scumdog
12th November 2004, 21:26
How come the second 50 years your body doesn't match your mind? and the teenage girls look just as good? but so do the 35 years olds?
And you KNOW not to do something 'cos it is going to hurt? but when you were a teenager it would still hurt but you did not have the brains to realise that? but all todays teenagers think they know it all and everything is new?
And sex is even better, don't have to 'prove' yourself!
And you don't buy lemons anymore (most of the time)
And when you say "gimme 15 quids worth of 4"X2" to a sixteen year old just to see them go "eh? whatever".
And you wear/ride what you want 'cos you don't give a fat rats arse what the tend/fashion/style is.
And you know being 'cool' is being your own person and doing what YOU want, - not what you THINK will make you look cool to others?
Yep, the 60's and 70's was pretty good but being 50+ is pretty good too, the cemetery is full of those that didn't get there!! :2thumbsup :rockon: :cool2:
SPORK
12th November 2004, 21:29
Huh. Shoulda kept using Mum's computer madcat. Then you could have bought yourself a tasty wee FXR150 new... :msn-wink:
Meh! Looking fo' a 250 now anyways
:ar15:
Aunty going halves with me on bike cost, so next year when I can get a real job and my license I shall endeaver on the quest to get myself some mother-ducking wheels!
Hitcher
12th November 2004, 21:32
Whaddayano. A bell curve!!
1957 rocks.
Velox
12th November 2004, 22:22
Well I like being a 'young un', but I'm really looking foward to having a mid-life crisis and buying a flash bike! Woohoo!!!
aff-man
12th November 2004, 23:59
shit i am 21 and must be having a mid life crisis cause i keep eying out the bike bikes and thinking hmmmmm if i keep the debt under 50k it should be all right :baby: :baby: . I feel old and CK agree's that i am a bit of a nana so is 21 over the hill .....dear god 8 more months and i'll be 22 :gob: :gob:
scumdog
13th November 2004, 01:03
shit i am 21 and must be having a mid life crisis cause i keep eying out the bike bikes and thinking hmmmmm if i keep the debt under 50k it should be all right :baby: :baby: . I feel old and CK agree's that i am a bit of a nana so is 21 over the hill .....dear god 8 more months and i'll be 22 :gob: :gob:
I can remember my 21st, it was 1974 and I was with Mrs S.D. (Chrissy-Bimbo) who gave me a surprise 21st birthday party, - and in 2003 gave me my 50th 'surprise' birthday party, what can you say about a woman like that ???
When I get to 70yrs I MAY think of a mid-life crisisi!!!! :confused2
NC
13th November 2004, 05:54
I'm 23
I have issues with getting older. I think I'll be one of those women that stay 30 till she gets to 50. :killingme
The skin care companies make a killing off me :laugh:
750Y
13th November 2004, 07:38
i'm a 69 model
Blakamin
13th November 2004, 10:52
I can remember my 21st, it was 1974 and I was with Mrs S.D. (Chrissy-Bimbo) who gave me a surprise 21st birthday party, - and in 2003 gave me my 50th 'surprise' birthday party, what can you say about a woman like that ???
Patient?
Crazy? :Pokey:
RiderInBlack
13th November 2004, 11:28
41 and 3/4ers:finger: and still feel like I'm 31.
Mental age can go from 16 to 100+ in seconds e.g. F*ck let's see how fast this bike can go (age 16). Shit that's a bit fast for me and I don't think a could make the corner. Better start braking (starts braking miles back and have the feeling that my old bones might not heal very quickly). Gets past on the outside/inside (which ever took the bigger balls/tits at time by the passing rider), left with the feelings that I am a f*cken nana and that f*cken young wipper snappers think there so bullet proof (age 100+).
PS: just relised that the post no is the same as my age (freaky):whocares:
Juan
13th November 2004, 11:30
43...... never happier..... no crisis..... The best wife on the planet......more bikes than I can shake a stick at..... two MV's FFS, If I was young that just would not have happened..
And if all goes to plan a new life with you guys......(if you'll have us!!) :2thumbsup
Joni
13th November 2004, 15:09
43...... never happier..... no crisis..... The best wife on the planet......more bikes than I can shake a stick at..... two MV's FFS, If I was young that just would not have happened..
And if all goes to plan a new life with you guys......(if you'll have us!!) :2thumbsup
I wish you guys all the best, I think you will do really well here.... I forget where you will be settling, but Im sure we'll see each other around. :)
Back to the subject at hand... Im 32, and I reckon Im a lot happier now than I was when I was in my early twenties... lots of lessons learned and a lot better of for them, got into waaaay to much shit as a young adult. However, dont get me wrong, Im still fully on the road of life lessons, when things get tough you tend to come face to face with yourself and realise the consequences of you the decisions you have made. :pinch: Seems Joni's feeling reflective today.... :lol: Dont worry, wont last long. ;)
magnum
13th November 2004, 15:14
im 35 but feel like 25 most days :beer:
Hooks
13th November 2004, 15:23
well my kids reckon the only thing older than me is dirt !! ... :sneaky2: And me ... well .... if I had known I was going to live this long I would have taken better care of my body .... :bash: But hey I'm 44 and 3/4's and am still the oldest teenager I know ....
Ms Piggy
13th November 2004, 15:54
Usually I say , "You're as old as the person you're feeling." but it don't quite work at the moment b/c my man is 40 and I'm 33. ;) No complaints here though.
StoneChucker
13th November 2004, 22:36
Yeah, I've heard that saying. Only one prob though. What happens if you aren't feeling anyone? I guess then you feel as old and tired as I do :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: <_<
Joni
13th November 2004, 22:39
Yeah, I've heard that saying. Only one prob though. What happens if you aren't feeling anyone? I guess then you feel as old and tired as I do :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: <_<
Better start feeling soon Dave!!!! :whistle:
Cant have you withering away on us!!! :laugh:
SPman
13th November 2004, 23:05
How come the second 50 years your body doesn't match your mind? and the teenage girls look just as good? but so do the 35 years olds? 35 y.o's! Shit, some of the 50 yr olds look pretty good as well!
NC
14th November 2004, 05:04
Better start feeling soon Dave!!!! :whistle:
Cant have you withering away on us!!! :laugh:
Or he'll start sinking to the bottom of the bath.. :killingme
Ms Piggy
14th November 2004, 08:10
Yeah, I've heard that saying. Only one prob though. What happens if you aren't feeling anyone? I guess then you feel as old and tired as I do :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: <_<
Love the one you're with Dave ;)
Posh Tourer :P
14th November 2004, 08:23
So, in the motorcycling world does age equal maturity?
I'd only just got my full licence and the shops I went looking around to purchase a +250cc bike were all keen to let me ride 900's, even though I'd only ever ridden 250's. They reckoned I looked mature enough not to go nuts (I'm only 28). Not sure if they were just looking to off load stock though!?!
Personality maybe?
Thats what they tell ya, but what they really mean is that by now you've got enough pay rises that you are able to afford the bike - never mind experience levels, 900s make more profit
Slipstream
14th November 2004, 08:55
I can remember my 21st,
I'm 26 and can rember my 21st too....breastfeeding :Oops: I partied a little to hard the year before on my 20th :whistle: :laugh:
sAsLEX
14th November 2004, 11:24
:( :( :( :( :( :(
Blakamin
14th November 2004, 11:29
:( :( :( :( :( :(
Motu's story of life??? :Pokey:
DEATH_INC.
14th November 2004, 13:35
I'm 38 (I think...that senilety's coming again...)but my age drops to about 15 whenever I get too close to a motorcycle......
Yamahamaman
14th November 2004, 13:52
Sigh, there goes the bell curve!!
Bonez
14th November 2004, 14:53
Sigh, there goes the bell curve!! Where's all those Harley buying old farts gone then-looks outside. Oh I know..............brmmm brmmmm
Al
14th November 2004, 15:11
750Y, 69 being the year or the position? heheeh
Me, 1964 vintage, 'kin oldie at 40, but still as happy and passionate about bikes as ever! :yes:
Al
Yamahamaman
14th November 2004, 15:48
750Y, 69 being the year or the position? heheeh
Me, 1964 vintage, 'kin oldie at 40, but still as happy and passionate about bikes as ever! :yes:
Al
Tsk, so young and on a BMW already. :weep:
Al
14th November 2004, 20:49
Tsk, so young and on a BMW already.
Yeah, phew, tried the YAMAHA XT600, sold my YAMAHA TT600 and now have another dual-sport....
'scuse "us" BMW riders, we all be very old and cranky.... :angry2:
heheeh
Al
Joni
14th November 2004, 20:53
Yeah, phew, tried the YAMAHA XT600, sold my YAMAHA TT600 and now have another dual-sport....
'scuse "us" BMW riders, we all be very old and cranky.... :angry2:
heheeh
Al
But we still love ya Al BMW or not!!! :pinch:
Besides you migh be grumpy but you not dead yet! That Christams card you send proves all the things that should move a man...still move you!!!! LOL
:ride:
Kwaka-Kid
14th November 2004, 21:35
Well, im 19 and a few months, and pretty much used to getting told i act like a 10yo!:spudwave:
I dont know if its because i have trouble counting passed 3 or because i still live in a fantasy world half the time:spudwhat: (damnit it cant be though i swear Hondas are good motorcycles!):wacko:
But i dont wanna grow up! ive heard too many stories and have already decided, if i had it my way id stay 16-18 forever, but unfortunatly im told it doesnt work like that.
Waylander
9th June 2005, 00:59
Just started wondering what the age range is of all the people on here.
Like wich age group makes up the majority and such. I did a search and didn't find anything so I don't think this has been done before.
So just select your age group and feel free to post what ever you choose to. For those that don't want thier age revealed this is not a public poll. (as in no one can see who selected wich one.)
I feel young an insignificant. Oh well, 19th this year how old am I feeling :lol:
What?
9th June 2005, 06:25
The perfect poll! I can't pick my age range coz it ain't there to be picked! :Punk:
placidfemme
9th June 2005, 07:18
Fully legal here at 21 My partner being 22 :)
Magua
9th June 2005, 07:21
Turned 18 in January. And now they might go ahead and raise the drinking age on me.
James Deuce
9th June 2005, 07:36
Interesting how people over 50 have been lumped into an age group with a potential 50 year span.
I'm picking Waylander is in his 20s and has therefore marginalised the largest percentage of NZ's population.
Riff Raff
9th June 2005, 07:39
None of your business.
White trash
9th June 2005, 07:47
I'm picking Waylander is in his 20s and has therefore marginalised the largest percentage of NZ's population.
I would'a put him at 18, 'bout the same age as Mikey.
White trash
9th June 2005, 07:49
And if you're gonna have a poll with set criteria, at least make sure all the options are correctly covered before you post it!
Waylander
9th June 2005, 08:15
Yea ok I screwed up on this one. What do you expect at 1:00 in the morning from someone with a cold.
I'm 21 BTW turning 22 in a few months.
Indiana_Jones
9th June 2005, 10:11
I'm pushing on 19
I've got a lust for life! :Punk: DADADADADA (Too much trainspotting for me)
-Indy
bugjuice
9th June 2005, 10:22
I'm at the end of one group, but the start of another.. You should have made the ages 19-25 / 26-30 / 31-35 etc etc...
in 18 days time, I'll be firmly in the next group tho.. so for now, I'll put the lower one..
25
marty
9th June 2005, 10:26
i remember when elvis was still alive.....
and is HAL really that old???
White trash
9th June 2005, 10:27
25
Bwahahahaha
bugjuice
9th June 2005, 10:34
Bwahahahaha
:motu:
knew this had been done before..
vifferman
9th June 2005, 10:41
I spoze 103 counts as "50 and up"?
I'll click the under 18 category then. :whistle:
Ixion
9th June 2005, 10:51
i remember when elvis was still alive.....
Did he die? Damn, that's another thing I forgot. When did this happen ?
crashe
9th June 2005, 11:05
well a lady never reveals her age.....
well a lady never reveals her age.....
Ok - we'll cut you in half and count the circles then :whistle:
Dirty floor here (to be said in an Oirish accent) :yes:
Sparky Bills
9th June 2005, 13:47
GEEEEEZ
Im getting old.
Im 21 going on 22 next year :rofl:
Jabez
9th June 2005, 14:10
I see there are few between 25-30.. why would that be?? starting families or paying off student debt?
I see no one between 40-45 can vote as well.
Ixion
9th June 2005, 14:37
..
I see no one between 40-45 can vote as well.
jolly good thing too, considering who some of them are :devil2:
Waylander
9th June 2005, 15:43
Wonder if I should close this one and start another then.:wait:
Holy Roller
9th June 2005, 15:52
jolly good thing too, considering who some of them are :devil2:
:bleh: Who you talking about Willis
Ixion
9th June 2005, 15:58
:bleh: Who you talking about Willis
Hm, ah , you look quite large. Hm, Quite Large in fcat. Ah not you. Oh, definately not you. Someone else entirely. Completely different person. You don't know him. Not at all like you. Definately doesn't refer to you . Not at all - OH LOOK is that an ostrich over there -
........................bye
crashe
9th June 2005, 16:55
Ok - we'll cut you in half and count the circles then :whistle:
Dirty floor here (to be said in an Oirish accent) :yes:
You are a tad late...... It was just done recently.... hehehehe.
But all nicely sealed up now....
:rofl: :niceone:
RiderInBlack
9th June 2005, 17:15
Aarh, I cann't vote! I'm ageless! There is no 40-45!
James Deuce
9th June 2005, 17:39
Aarh, I cann't vote! I'm ageless! There is no 40-45!
We know you're ageless - we've seen pictures.
I am just a dirty old man. :wait:
I am just a dirty old man. :wait:
Well I never picked that up...
:laugh:
RiderInBlack
9th June 2005, 17:55
We know you're ageless - we've seen pictures.Eer, thanks Jim ..... I think:confused:
Gazzar
9th June 2005, 18:28
If you are all good I will put an invitation out to you all next week as I have met quite a few of you on rides. :grouphug:
I am turning fourty in a couple of weeks, more info to come. :drinkup: :whocares:
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