im 24 but bought my FLHX when i was 23, traded a fatboy for it and no regret here, but when i want speed i pull out my ZX10r ninja or want old school i get on my triumph ( inprocess of becoming complete old school bobber)

 

42 and love my 04 FLHRS.

 

I've bought my first Harley at 35 as I was intimidated by my lack of experience and weight of the bike, so I went for a Dyna. Otherwise my eyes were set on a Road King, maybe a Street Glide.
I guess one of the reasons the Touring crowd is maybe older than some other model' is that you need to have worked for a while to afford one, or that young people haven't got the time to ride long distances as much as if they were retired, so they don't need a big bagger.

 

That's funny. I'm 50, ride an Ultra Classic don't think anything of it and call a Trike an "old man bike"

 

46, bought it at 42...would've been a lot sooner (like 15 years ago) if i could've afforded it then. It's a classy ride i don't give a **** what anybody says....And while you are laying back and chillin down the road , your buddy's are getting beat up on sport bikes, hard tails, or else....

 

35, never thought I'd own a bagger, but I love it

 

62, never thought of myself as an old geezer but I guess I'd better get started.

 

65 in March. 2005 RK Classic.

 

27 and couldn't get a bagger soon enough. After having 3 sport bikes.

 

I'm 63. Bought my first touring bike when I was 58 a 2007 Road Glide.