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Are we spring chickens or old codgers?

Started by Lonewolf, November 27, 2013, 11:37:14 PM

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What's the average age of the GTR rider?

17-29
1 (0.8%)
30-39
4 (3.2%)
40-49
44 (34.9%)
50-59
63 (50%)
60-69
12 (9.5%)
70-99 (For Geoff & Roger)
2 (1.6%)

Total Members Voted: 126

Lonewolf

Just a bit of fun to see which age group is attracted to the GTR/C14.

Only one vote per person, so for the older generation and I mean the two members who live up near The Lakes, (they know who they are), if you can't remember, ask someone before voting.

:mfr_lol:

Kwikasfuki

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Winston Smith

Current age or age when I had the 4 cylinder bike?
Four is fun.  Six is sex.

I Dream of a World where Chickens can Cross the Road without having their Motives Questioned

Lonewolf

Quote from: Winston Smith on November 28, 2013, 08:35:56 AM
Current age or age when I had the 4 cylinder bike?


:shocked:  Do you not have the GTR anymore, you've never mentioned that before.  :mfr_lol: How about the age you were when you had the GTR unless you've already voted.

O.C.

Quote from: Lonewolf on November 28, 2013, 09:38:36 AM

:shocked:  Do you not have the GTR anymore, you've never mentioned that before.  :mfr_lol: How about the age you were when you had the GTR unless you've already voted.

Steve, I think Chris changed the GTR for his current machine because he was getting too old for the GTR, and needed something more.....sedate  :mfr_lol:
BE KIND...


ROG .

Lonewolf

Quote from: O.C. on November 28, 2013, 10:14:04 AM
Steve, I think Chris changed the GTR for his current machine because he was getting too old for the GTR, and needed something more.....sedate  :mfr_lol:

Roger, I now think you're more confused that I did before!  :wacko:

O.C.

Quote from: Lonewolf on November 28, 2013, 10:30:17 AM

Roger, I now think you're more confused that I did before!  :wacko:

Yes, you probably do  :wacko:  :mfr_lol: 
BE KIND...


ROG .

zedmeister

get a grip and deal with it

Lonewolf


zedmeister

get a grip and deal with it

Kwikasfuki

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Gonome

Quote from: zedmeister on November 28, 2013, 09:21:15 PM
six packs optional :mfr_lol:
I have a patch on my leather waistcoat that reads "Why have just a six pack when you can have the whole barrel" Very appropriate  :banana:
Better to be old and grey than the alternative!

Charlie747

Quote from: Gonome on November 29, 2013, 08:30:48 AM
I have a patch on my leather waistcoat that reads "Why have just a six pack when you can have the whole barrel" Very appropriate  :banana:

:mfr_lol: :banana: :banana:

Charlie747

Quote from: The Wolf on November 27, 2013, 11:37:14 PM
Just a bit of fun to see which age group is attracted to the GTR/C14.

Only one vote per person, so for the older generation and I mean the two members who live up near The Lakes, (they know who they are), if you can't remember, ask someone before voting.

:mfr_lol:

Dear TW (aka LW in a forma life)  :mfr_lol:

I've just put my tick in the box and after an in-depth analysis of the results so far have realised the marketing potential of that information....................such as:-

1  Group Saga Insurance purchase

2  Group purchase of those caravan mover devices to enable the group to move the bikes backwards without risk of cardiac arrest

3 To save embarrassment and expense with those minor low speed and stationary instability moments (you all know what I mean) the Group purchase of 17" solid rubber square section fork lift tyres.  These are puncture proof and being of square (flat to the floor) profile would eliminate the need by some to remove the chicken rings from the tyres so ensuring a reduction in insurance clams.............leading to a reduction in the cost of item 1

:listencarefully:

Its Friday and I'm off to ride my bike to Norwich under the pretence that it is a necessary business trip

Ye Ha  :scooter:



zedmeister

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Quote from: Charlie747 on November 29, 2013, 11:15:20 AM
Dear TW (aka LW in a forma life)  :mfr_lol:

I've just put my tick in the box and after an in-depth analysis of the results so far have realised the marketing potential of that information....................such as:-

1  Group Saga Insurance purchase

2  Group purchase of those caravan mover devices to enable the group to move the bikes backwards without risk of cardiac arrest

3 To save embarrassment and expense with those minor low speed and stationary instability moments (you all know what I mean) the Group purchase of 17" solid rubber square section fork lift tyres.  These are puncture proof and being of square (flat to the floor) profile would eliminate the need by some to remove the chicken rings from the tyres so ensuring a reduction in insurance clams.............leading to a reduction in the cost of item 1

:listencarefully:

Its Friday and I'm off to ride my bike to Norwich under the pretence that it is a necessary business trip

Ye Ha  :scooter:

Dont forget the fossils on here, :whistling: they can get a group bus pass discount, or they can really push the boat out and go for group Bingo discount    ------------ HOUSE that then  :mfr_lol:
get a grip and deal with it