Forget age, what do you think the average WEIGHT of a Harley rider is?
#71
02-05-2013, 12:33 AM
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I dont think everyone here actually knows what 220 looks like... I get asked how much I weigh and people always guess 200 when I'm like 235 (6'0" and I work out)... And I know for a DAMN FACT I'm "skinnier" than most of these round gentlemen I see riding around.
So I'm going to say the average weight is 250+
So I'm going to say the average weight is 250+
I'm 6ft and weigh 195 (32 waist pants, large shirt extremely loose in the stomach but snug in the arms and across chest and shoulders). One of the guys I ride with is an inch shorter and says he weighs the same, but he wears 3XL shirts and 42 waist pants. I seriously doubt he comes in at less than 240-250.
Same dude tried to put on my large Icon jacket when he decided to go leather. It was like watching a watermelon try to squeeze into a rubber. Poor guy bought online and had to ship back twice to finally get one that fit his fat a$$.
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02-05-2013, 12:34 AM
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Agreed with another winter post. I'll play along. I can always add another post count.
6'5" 215
6'5" 215
#75
02-05-2013, 01:52 AM
5'9" of twisted steel and sex appeal. 
Er, I mean 170 lbs.
Still in size 34 jeans. I stopped drinking beer a year ago and dropped 30 lbs, give or take an ounce. So I may look svelte, but I'm no fun whatsoever.
Er, I mean 170 lbs. Still in size 34 jeans. I stopped drinking beer a year ago and dropped 30 lbs, give or take an ounce. So I may look svelte, but I'm no fun whatsoever.
#77
02-05-2013, 03:18 AM
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6'3", 210. Would like to get back to 195, but too many tasty carbohydrates out there, and too many hours stuck inside on the frozen tundra.
Gerald Ford bragged that he was the same weight in his 50s that he was in college. What he didn't mention was he went from a 32 inch waist to a 38. It's all about the fat content!
Gerald Ford bragged that he was the same weight in his 50s that he was in college. What he didn't mention was he went from a 32 inch waist to a 38. It's all about the fat content!
#78
02-05-2013, 03:36 AM
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I gotta admit, I'm pushing it on the density front myself. I could loose about 10 to 15. Not bad, but not good either. But I'm working out and eating better to lose it.
There were a ton of Harleys on the road this SuperBowl weekend. And I gotta say, for the first time I noticed how fat almost all those dudes were. I mean, almost to the point of ridiculousness.
Quite a few were riding in a way that made it pretty clear they wanted to be seen as badarse. However, most of em just looked fatarse, truth be told.
I'd guess the average weight is at least 2 bills. I'm 5'9'' 185, so I'm not far off. haha. Holding on to a 33 to 34 inch waist though.
There were a ton of Harleys on the road this SuperBowl weekend. And I gotta say, for the first time I noticed how fat almost all those dudes were. I mean, almost to the point of ridiculousness.
Quite a few were riding in a way that made it pretty clear they wanted to be seen as badarse. However, most of em just looked fatarse, truth be told.
I'd guess the average weight is at least 2 bills. I'm 5'9'' 185, so I'm not far off. haha. Holding on to a 33 to 34 inch waist though.
My guess would have been around under 200... got to take the women into the equation.
#79
02-05-2013, 04:23 AM
Just follow the instructions in the link and work on your scowl. Lots and lots of scowling.
How to ride like a bad *** without really trying
Oh, and just who's tabulating all this height & weight data people are giving? The OP?
