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Forget age, what do you think the average WEIGHT of a Harley rider is?

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Old 02-05-2013, 05:20 AM
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5'9" and 189lbs. Doesn't sound too bad, but when I got out of the Marine Corps I was 165. That was almost 35 years ago though.
 
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Originally Posted by MYCRISIS
Well dam, I thought you'd be bigger. Solid is good...Yes?
Taller or heavier? Yes, Solid is good

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5'9" and 189lbs. Doesn't sound too bad, but when I got out of the Marine Corps I was 165. That was almost 35 years ago though.
Not too bad Bronx, that's about a pound a year...
 
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6'2 at 205
 
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Old 02-05-2013, 06:05 AM
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I guess the average to be 250#
I'm 5' 11" 175# 34 in waist,55 years old
Remove my pecker...170#
 
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Avg. HD Rider.....250......Avg. Winger.......250+, bigger people need bigger bikes......

Me, 6', 190lbs - going to loose a few for the summer 100 degree rides, going to start tomorrow, no day after tomorrow, no next week,
okay soon...... gotta finish eating all the bad stuff in the house first......someone pass the butter.....
 
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5-10, 230. Work out 5 days a week but only an hour a day. When the wife and i got together i was 5-11 and wighed a whopping 128 lbs. 5 back surgeries, and a quad by-pass with all the steroids and laying around trying to heal has made me more of a Stay-Puffed marshmellow. Trying to get back to 210.
 
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Old 02-05-2013, 07:44 AM
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6' (1,83m) 185 lbs (84 kg). I'd be happy to lose 5-10 lbs.
 
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I think the average is a little above 200lbs. I'm just over 5'8" and 175 myself.
 
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Men: 200#

Women: 145#
 
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225 lbs
 
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