I guess I'm convinced that everyone who rides a newer touring bike is 50+. While that is not a bad thing I just was wondering if there are any young bloods who ride and why they picked h-d instead of another brand.

 

Missed the window by two years, but I traded a Road King that I had for 5 years in on it. I bought a bagger because I like to ride any time I can and sometimes that means bringing things with me. I also do plenty of touring. It's not as cool as the chopped bikes that travel a thousand miles a year, but I spend 10X that amount in the wind annually.

 

I'm 35 and ride a 2015 Harley Davidson Ultra Limited and some of my friends younger then me have Rushmore's. I ride it because its a Harley and the ride is great.

 

picked up my 14SG at 33... 35 now... 48k on her clock

 

Traded in my 2007 Night Train for a 2015 SGS two months before my 34th birthday.

 

Im not in that age group, but not 50+ either.

 

My son just turned 24 and is on his third Harley. 2012 Sportster 72 - sold. 2014 Street Bob. - Run off road and totaled. 2015 SGS that he never gets off from.

 

34yrs old but wish I didn't wait so long for my Road King

 

i was 31 when i purchased my 2015 SGS....back in june...traded my vrod muscle for it...got the muscle in 2012....main reason to going to the Street Glide Special was comfort and something more comfy for my gf to ride.... so far I am well pleased with the new bike.

 

I guess I could be rvdoc's son lol. 22 third harley. Reason for a bagger practicality and comfort for long hauls which have been doing a bit lately. Reason for Harley is.... Well it's a Harley, so it's kinda like golf for some people. Some professional like golf and some prefer a Harley so also a bit of a social aspect as a young professional meeting others. Another reason is I knew my dad would be understanding of a harley at 19 instead of Ninja!!!