Just wondering about average age and careers of you riders

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#21 Unread post by 9000white »

62 years old 4 street bikes 3 scooters.18 wheeler mechanic.
what is a wheelie???
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#22 Unread post by kabob983 »

I'm a 23 year old cartography (I make maps). Boy I sure love being a civil servant!

And I've never done a wheelie
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#24 Unread post by Shorts »

I'm 27, health and fitness ed. currently twiddling thumbs overseas, married, one Labrador, I can't wheelie (anymore or on purpose gracefully), but my bike can.
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#25 Unread post by Outlaw »

I'm a 42 year old Marketing Specialist. I've done lots of wheelies in the past, but my current bike is a little big and heavy for that... :mrgreen:
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#26 Unread post by Mintbread »

I am 32 and am a professional rider. Regardless of the fact that I ride a motorcycle to deliver mail, I am paid to do it, damn it!

This "my bike can't wheelie" is nonsense. I wheelie my little 110cc machine all the time. The clutch is your friend. :lol:
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#27 Unread post by Shorts »

Mintbread wrote:I am 32 and am a professional rider. Regardless of the fact that I ride a motorcycle to deliver mail, I am paid to do it, damn it!

This "my bike can't wheelie" is nonsense. I wheelie my little 110cc machine all the time. The clutch is your friend. :lol:
Hey sweet. The mailmen here also deliver mail on a little 50cc bike. Those guys can ride! I watch them toss the bike (scooter?) around like its nothing. And they're certainly confident in their skills to do some ballsy weaves through and across traffic!
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#28 Unread post by OoJRod06oO »

I'm 18 and I'm just a student.

I've never wheelied partly because my bike can't :cry:
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#29 Unread post by Loonette »

I'm 38 and married (19 years in September!) with two pre-teen kids.

By day I'm a stay-at-home mom, and by night I'm a film projectionist at a very small independent theater.

Started riding at the age of 35.

I can wheelie my bicycle on a good day, but wouldn't even attempt it on my motorcycle.

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#30 Unread post by t_bonee »

36, married, 2 kids.

I do network/system administration and support.

I keep both wheels on the ground at all times.
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