J jadamgrd New member Jun 14, 2010 #1 I do know of Honda Goldwings doing well over 100k. Still, I would say that is a lot of miles.
L ladystang New member Jun 14, 2010 #2 a car is 15k with full time driving. bikes are only used part of the year. so i would say that is a lot of miles.
a car is 15k with full time driving. bikes are only used part of the year. so i would say that is a lot of miles.
J Jim C New member Jun 14, 2010 #3 A guy is selling on on Craigslist for $1900. The Concours is a touring bike afterall, and is designed for putting on the miles, but that's an average of 7,700 miles per year. Is that a lot of miles?
A guy is selling on on Craigslist for $1900. The Concours is a touring bike afterall, and is designed for putting on the miles, but that's an average of 7,700 miles per year. Is that a lot of miles?
B bluff mike New member Jun 14, 2010 #4 My wife put 14,700 miles on her '99 Honda Magna, in exactly one year. 7700 is not a lot, especially for a Connie, which is pretty much bullet proof. Find out all you can about the bike, including Blue Book value.
My wife put 14,700 miles on her '99 Honda Magna, in exactly one year. 7700 is not a lot, especially for a Connie, which is pretty much bullet proof. Find out all you can about the bike, including Blue Book value.
B bluff mike New member Jun 14, 2010 #5 My wife put 14,700 miles on her '99 Honda Magna, in exactly one year. 7700 is not a lot, especially for a Connie, which is pretty much bullet proof. Find out all you can about the bike, including Blue Book value.
My wife put 14,700 miles on her '99 Honda Magna, in exactly one year. 7700 is not a lot, especially for a Connie, which is pretty much bullet proof. Find out all you can about the bike, including Blue Book value.
L ladystang New member Jun 14, 2010 #6 a car is 15k with full time driving. bikes are only used part of the year. so i would say that is a lot of miles.
a car is 15k with full time driving. bikes are only used part of the year. so i would say that is a lot of miles.