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Fountain Inn, SC United States | What mileage do you typically put on your Vision in a year?
When you vote, please also indicate it in a post. It would also be informative to say where you live.
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seattle, wa | I put less than 10k a year on mine now that I have a family. I just turned 20k on my 08. Located in Seattle, WA. |
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san antonio, tx | Between 15K - 20K per year. I use mine for daily commuting, weekend getaways, and occasional out of state business trips. The only time I drive my truck is when it just isn't practical to ride the bike. |
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Northeast Ohio | I averaged about 8500 on my 2008. Work has gotten busier and only put in 5000 this year.  |
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New Mexico | I voted 10-15k/year, but on thinking about it should have put 15-20k. Figured 27k on a 2009, but bought new in June 2010.
Wish I had a longer commute!
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Columbia, SC | 10-15 here. would like to do more, but time constraints hit me plus i dont like to ride solo. prefer a buddy along for a longer ride. augusta, ga |
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Edmond, OK 2012 Vision, 2012 Cross Country | I just traded my 2011 in last week and it had 24k on it and it was just over 11 months of age to me. Now I am working on a 2012 and will get close to that or more in the same amount of time. I live in Oklahoma City, OK |
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Rancho Cucamonga, CA | Average about 1k per month, but I am planning a 4day-3k and a 14day-12k trip for next year. |
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Flowery Branch Ga | I did over 9000 but less than 10000, so I clicked 10-15 thousand. I do more miles on the bike than the truck per year. My commute is only 11 miles 1 way if I don't take the long way home. Flowery Branch Ga.
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Chino Valley, AZ | Got my 08 on June 7th and have over 13,000 on it since so I put 10,000 to 15,000. I figure 2,000 to 3,000 more before the year ends. If this year is normal for central Arizona I should be able to put on 1,000 to 1,500 per month before spring |
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Rhode Island | Got the Vision at the end of August 2010, just hit 14k.
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Iowa | I have almost 8 k on mine this year, but I also still ride my 03 Classic Cruiser. Just under 3 k on it this year. In the cage for work I drive about 50 k a year. |
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| I put 10-15K. Unlike others I don't ride to work. 2 blocks ain't worth opening the garage door for, not to mention not good for the bike. Can I say 99.9% pleasure miles? I live in lovely downtown Pawcatuck, CT. (SE corner) Maybe I would have more miles if I could ride "south"? The only bad side of living by the ocean. I put 70 on yesterday and did lunch with the family.  |
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Ruskin, Fl | I was averaging about 15,000 a year. I'm up this year. Got my current Vision on 2/4/11 and put 16,500 on it so far. |
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lakes region, NH | Just clicked over 10k since April on my 2011, and it's still 50degrees here in New Hampshire! |
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Okeefenokee Swamp | I bought my girl new in December of 08 and will have had her for 3 years on December 8th. I just rolled over 40,000 miles. I actually, have not ridden as much this past year so it screwed up my average. By the end of 2012 I will have bumped it back up. |
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South Central Pennsylvania | <p>15-20 annual mileage, guestimated as I just recvd my Vision this past May, and have not yet had a full annual. So far the Odometer is reading just shy of 16k for this year, and have a few more months to round it out. My daily commute is from York Pa to King of Prussia (2 hours + 2 hours) and I take the Vision every day. Rain is not an issue, the truck only comes out if there is snow, ice, or salt on the roads.</p><p>Use the Vision for Daily commute, weekend getaways, and jaunts to the store for milk and beer.</p>
Edited by Shadow-Bear 2011-11-14 8:08 AM
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Northern NJ | I've been lucky to be in the 15K-20K range for the last five years.
Over 19,000 last year and coming up on 19,000 this year again.
We hope to ride more than 20,000 in 2012.
The Vision is a great bike for riding and travelling.
Our 08 was purchased in April 2010 and it has over 29K on the odometer.
Our 09 was purchased in August 2010 and it has over 9K on the odomenter.
Edited by K2V2 2011-11-14 8:25 AM
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Oregon. | I put just over 10,000 miles on the bike this year. 2 IBA rides and commuting to work helped put the miles on. It is absolutely the most comfortable bike I have ever owned. Eugene, OR. |
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Brighton, TN | Hello, My Name is Pollolittle,
This is my fourth year in the program and it really does consume a lot of my time and energy. I commute a lot because I work and I have to. I sometimes get loose for some joy riding but only with the wife. I Ride around Western Tennessee and ride daily to work cause I have to. I don't really see how I will ever be able to break the pattern, it really does have a hold on my soul and existence. I can't break it cause I don't want to. So, it appears I will be here for a lot longer than originally planned. The wife thought this would be a big waste of money and that I would only ride it occassionally. I ride so much that she gets angry cause my dirt bike gets ridden too, which irritates her. I was told to take the car this morning cause it might rain, I defied the powers that be and rode anyway. My mother in law thinks I should wear shoes when I go outside too.
I have more to say, but I'll let someone else have a turn, but when it comes past my way again, everyone please take a small break and hit the head, gee dunk, and the scuttlebutt before I get started again, cause it might be awhile before I am done. |
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flagstaff, AZ | I averaged 10K a yr on the Jackpot and have done the same on the Vision. mostly weekend scoots with the wife, next year more becuase I'm planning several Ironbutt rides . I ride out of Flagstaff,Az and only ride about 7 months a year.
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Iron Butt
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| Have had my Vision 3 and a half months. 10,500 miles so far.... And I don't ride mine to work either, as it's only 2 miles. Not worth starting up a v-twin motor if it's not gonna get hot. Guess I'm averaging right at 3k miles a month.
Edited by Turk 2011-11-14 10:24 AM
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Akron Ohio area | For my 2011 Vision's first year I put 25,000 on her odometer.
Retired, so no commuting.
100% pleasure riding. |
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Iron Butt
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| Prior to meeting my wife I used to average around 25,000 miles a year. Since I starting dating my wife my annual mileage has continually dropped even though she rides her own bike, to this year I only rode around 6,000 miles. I sure it doesn't help that I am fortunate (or maybe not!) that the drive to my shop is only 22 miles round trip and before dating my wife I would usually stretch out the ride home to 150 to 200 miles. It is amazing how demanding a woman can be when she wants you home right after work so that "we" can do the things that she plans out (which more often than not does not include going for a weekday evening ride)! |
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| For years I was over 15 thousand and that was weekends and evening rides. Now thanks to our country leaders I'm down to maybe 12 thousand.
If the government didn't screw you and I we would all be up with Rollin seeing our great country. |
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| Well I'd love to put more on it than I have,so far this 19 mo I've had the VV its got 26.359 mi. I live in central Ind. anf plan to ride year round if my health will let me,by Feb. I'll try to have 35-40,00 on it if I go to Florida I don't think that's out reach! |
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Jax, FL | I've logged 10.2k on my vision since Oct '10 but I have two touring bikes and I like to ride the other one on occasion.
'10 VV 8Ball
'07 Ultra classic |
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Orlando | 10-15K PER YEAR. Ride daily to work. Weekends and out of state as often as I can. |
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| I've averaged about 7,500 a year on the Vision so far.
Living in Central Va., I commute as often as possible, and get to enjoy the mountains 5-6 times a year
along with at least 1 to 2, trips of a week or more per year. Had my '99 from April '01 to Nov. '07 and put about 35,000 on it, before trading...  |
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Bay of Gigs, WA | Want to ride more, but too many extraneous distractions keep me down to around 6,000. Also, it rains a lot up here. I'm not scared of rain riding, obviously, but I do get tired of washing the bike...
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Cleveland, GA | I average about 17,000 a year. I have 51,000 on my 08 and I've had it four years (one of those don't count, as you don't get to ride much in the Middle East when you're there courtesy of Uncle Sam). It's my daily transportation - about 160 miles per week riding back and forth from work, and about 600 most weekends. Of course, it helps to be able to ride year-round in Alabama and Georgia. |
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Tifton, GA | Between 15K - 20K per year. I use mine for daily commuting, weekend trips, and out of state trips. The only time I drive my truck is when it just isn't practical to ride the bike. Plan to go on a 6,000 mile cross country trip next year with friends from Flowery Branch, GA and NC. The surgery this year and new hobby cut me back on mileage.
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Gotha, FL | I've had mine since the end of Feb 2011 and just rolled over 12k |
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Bolivar Missouri | Bought my Vision in late august 2010 and have just over 21,000 smiles ..... Bolivar Mo |
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Carrollton, TX | What an incredible bike!! I have over 74,000 miles on my 2008 Vision I bought March 1st, 2008. I would have had over 7,000 more miles on it by now if I wouldn't have had my wreck back in September 2009. I was hoping to average 30,000 miles a year but have fallen short so far. |
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Simpsonville, SC | 5,000 miles a year, Simpsonville, SC |
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Albuquerque NM | I've had my vision for just over one month, and I've already put 1,000 miles on it. Coming from the little sportster for so many years the vision feels like cheating. |
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Beer Collins, Colorado (there is no fort) | Over the last 20 years my average has been 1000 miles a month and the the Vision I have is holding true to that-21 months old with 22,000 miles. I have my 99 V92C with about 40K on it (lightly used now) & traded in my 03 V92TC with 72K on her. I have never ridden one mile because I have to for a long time-I have the company cruiser & gas card for work, so every motorcycle mile I've ridden in the last twenty years or so were purely frivolous- the best kind -Brian |
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Anderson, IN (48mi NE of downtown Indianapolis) | My average is 9000 miles/yr. However, I have never looked at milage alone as a means to measure my riding. What is equally important to me is saddle time. I want to be on the bike as often as possible.
My 9000 mi/yr includes very little interstate. My average speed according the readout stays around 40mph. Most of my time is spent on county roads because I don't find interstate appealing (just my personal preference). The good stuff is off the beaten path. I have the option of interstate or back roads to work. Both are same distance, but the back roads take longer due to the slower speed. On weekend rides I always opt for state roads.
If I road for the same amount of time on the interstate at 70mph as I have secondary roads, I calculate I would have 6k more miles per year which equates to almost 20k more miles I would have since I purchased the Vision.
To get an acurrate measurment of my riding I take both miles and type of riding into account. I ride at least 6 hrs/week almost year round. Since these six hours are slower speeds my miles per year is low. When someone says, "I road 400 miles Saturday", I always ask, "what route ya take". Interstate can be done in 6 hrs with only 2 gas stops. Less traveled routs can stretch the ride to 8, 10, 12hrs of actual ride time. That's where the fun comes in because I am going to see things I have not seen before, stop for lunch and dinner, and meet new people in the process. Whereas interstates, well, I have been as far as all the local ones go in either direction...nothing new to see there. So, miles don't really tell the whole story. Average speed needs to taken into account via the chosen route.
I prefer the back roads because they have the twisties, scenic views, and less congestion. At the same time it keeps my milage down for resale even though the motor has ran for much longer time than highway bikes.
I would like to see a non-resetable hour meter on the Vision.
Edited by victoryvisiontour 2011-11-15 9:18 PM
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Lillian, Alabama | Not sure exactly....probably around 15k between the two bikes. Good news, I can commute on it....bad news, my commute is only 3 miles. But living on the Alabama Gulf Coast I enjoy riding season year round...and since I set my own hours I can get away for a joy ride just about any time I want.  |
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Delray Beach, FL United States | <p>Put 5000-15000 on my bike alone, Does it count double if she rides hers too !?! Ha ha ! </p> |
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Oklahoma City | I've only had my VV since May of this year, but will have 10k miles by the end of this month. Going by that logic, I should have 15-20k by May of next year as she's my main transport to work. I also can ride pretty much year round here (and I do) so that estimate should be good. I would probably have more miles on her but this summer was too bloody hot most of the day. |
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Calgary, AB, | Voted 5-10000 but it's close to about 6000 miles this year, in part due to the fact I'm in Calgary, AB, otherwise I'd be over 10K for sure.
Cold weather is not so much an issue, it's the damn snow. I was out Nov6th, it was 28F out but no big deal on the VV. Pretty nice riding in fact.
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Jal NM | I have had Pearl for just over 1 month and have put 2800 miles on her so far. I bought her on Sep 27 2011 and put 875 miles on her that first weekend. It's still warm enough to ride now but I am having problems with my back and legs or I would be on her now instead of writting this.
I had a 04 Kawi nomad that I traded in on the Vision that I averaged about 25,000 miles a year on and I'm hoping to put even more on my Vic as the ride is just so much better. |
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Michigan | Have only had it just short of a month and am at just under 1000 miles. Alas, it is November in Michigan so she will be put to bed for the winter shortly. Break out the snowmobiles!!! |
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| About 8k a year, I still ride my HD some and I have a convertible I enjoy. |
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| I do over 30k a yr all together,different bikes but may just start doing it all on the vision.I love that thing.
BY the way i live on lake cumberland in KY. very south in the state and in the middle part.
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Northern NJ | victoryvisiontour - 2011-11-15 10:15 PM
My average is 9000 miles/yr. However, I have never looked at milage alone as a means to measure my riding. What is equally important to me is saddle time. I want to be on the bike as often as possible.
My 9000 mi/yr includes very little interstate. My average speed according the readout stays around 40mph. Most of my time is spent on county roads because I don't find interstate appealing (just my personal preference). The good stuff is off the beaten path. I have the option of interstate or back roads to work. Both are same distance, but the back roads take longer due to the slower speed. On weekend rides I always opt for state roads.
If I road for the same amount of time on the interstate at 70mph as I have secondary roads, I calculate I would have 6k more miles per year which equates to almost 20k more miles I would have since I purchased the Vision.
To get an acurrate measurment of my riding I take both miles and type of riding into account. I ride at least 6 hrs/week almost year round. Since these six hours are slower speeds my miles per year is low. When someone says, "I road 400 miles Saturday", I always ask, "what route ya take". Interstate can be done in 6 hrs with only 2 gas stops. Less traveled routs can stretch the ride to 8, 10, 12hrs of actual ride time. That's where the fun comes in because I am going to see things I have not seen before, stop for lunch and dinner, and meet new people in the process. Whereas interstates, well, I have been as far as all the local ones go in either direction...nothing new to see there. So, miles don't really tell the whole story. Average speed needs to taken into account via the chosen route.
I prefer the back roads because they have the twisties, scenic views, and less congestion. At the same time it keeps my milage down for resale even though the motor has ran for much longer time than highway bikes.
I would like to see a non-resetable hour meter on the Vision.
Great point, I agree! We also avoid the slab like the plague.
I know a guy that zooms around in the flat desert at 100 mph in a straight line. Give me the twisties in the hills and mountains any day. |
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New Bohemia, VA | it's all what you have to live with, each has its appeal. I enjoy taking the backroads any chance I get, but if it means spending a lot less time with loved ones, then rolling the interstate is the way to go. |
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Jasper, MO | 26,000 on my '08 in 3 1/2 years of riding it. Work and family obligations keep me from riding more. The bike gets used for weekend getaways and one good trip each year. I put on about 140,000 miles a year on the job (truck driver). We hope to put some real miles on the bike when I retire in a couple of years.
Located out in the boonies near Jasper, Missouri. It's 2 miles to the nearest paved road.
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scotts valley, California | 42,000 on my '08, but I'm an old man. We would probably like to ride more; seems like there's always reasons why we can't. |
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Georgia, west of Atlanta | Only 14,000 on my two year old Vision, but I have two other bikes........... |
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Santa Maria CA | 08 with just over 60,000 miles. This year has been a light year for miles, only 9,000 miles. New left knee in January and then the Right knee in October has kept me off the bike for 5-6 mounths. Can't wait too ride again, do miss it a bunch |
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scotts valley, California | I am holding off on knee and shoulder surgery for that very reason, doc. It's hard to face five or six months without daily MC therapy. |
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New Orleans, La, | Nearly 50K on an 08 and would be more the damn radio keeps going out and the dealer is not really familiar with the warranty company and procedures. Twice the radio went out the 1st time it was in the shop for 2.5 mos. and now it's 1 mos. and counting. Go figure. |
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scotts valley, California | Man, I'd never let them hold my Vision hostage for 2.5 months for a stinkin' radio. Get yourself a little ipod and ride.
Sorry, it's really none of my business, I just went and figured. |
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, FL United States | Just catchin' up on reading the threads - my laptop was down for 3 wks.
My '08 Black Cherry and I have been together since 11/17/01 and she has 63,094 on her as of Wednesday's ride.
It is nice that I live in Florida and can ride year-round and also that I decided to retire and ride as much as I can.
Edited by CoolHandLuke 2011-12-10 9:46 AM
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scotts valley, California | Forgive me for playing on the typo but, man, I sure wish I had had my '08 vision in '01.
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New Bohemia, VA | Luke!!! We've had our bikes for that long?? It seems just like four years ago I got mine.... LoL. Enjoy your Florida weather, I was just in Orlando a few weeks ago, but unfortunetly I flew in and out before Mickey knew I was there. |
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Salt Lake City | I'd love it if our Salt Lake City, Utah riding season was longer, but I feel like I've had a good year if I go past 10K miles, which I/We usually do. My wife wouldn't do that many with me, but she sure has become quite my little "biker chick"; awesome, considering a really bad experience she had with a boyfriends(brothers) motorcycle many moons ago! |
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scotts valley, California | W.Dude It sure is nice to hear of someone overcoming a fear brought on by a previous accident. You are blessed! |
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, FL United States | varyder - 2011-12-11 7:56 AM
Luke!!! We've had our bikes for that long?? It seems just like four years ago I got mine.... LoL.
Yeah,yeah, I see the typo now :-( shud b 11/17/07 Oh well, I never claimed 2 b able 2 type well, just slowly LOL |
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Kokomo, IN | I rode my Vision over 22,000 miles last year. I totaled it on August 7th of 2011. I had to be life-lined to Indy. I broke my shoulder in 6 places and suffered a fractured skull and brain injury. I'm back riding now on a brand new Cross-Roads. Iv'e lost some of my desire to do major touring as in the past, but it will take more than my accident to get my ass off of a Victory! I do wear a helmet now. |
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Kerrville Texas ( now a homeowner on six acres) | was getting many miles until we started building a house. While traveling the country (Oct 07-Nov 09) racked up 32,600 miles. Since them only added 4,000 miles to total just over 36,600. (est.)We have a 08 vision tour premium. Purchased 4-5 days after the dealer got it from the factory (Late Sept. 07)Ride safe all!!!
Hope all had a merry christmas and have a happy and safe new year!!
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Hillsboro, Alabama | I've got 23,500 on my 2010, We love to ride! |
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| I've got 17,000 on my 2011 Vision Tour. I don't complete my first year of ownership until July 3rd and have got a 1500 mile bun burner I am going to do in June not counting al the other stuff I do. hoping to break the 20K mark for my first year on this bike. |
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Edmond, OK 2012 Vision, 2012 Cross Country | Yesterday on my 2012 Vision I rolled over 10K, it was purchased in late Nov. 2011. On my Cross Country I rolled over 4K today and it was purchased a week before Christmas last year. I have 4 trips panned for this year so far which will add to the Vision probably around 23k or so if all goes as planned. |
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Bolivar Missouri | Not going to get to ride much this year . Had a cage pull in front of the Vision 3 weeks ago . Broke my right leg above ankle completly and fractured
up higher in 4 more places . Didn't hit the cage and beleive if had i been on any other bike my leg would've been the least of the injuries . Hopefully
i can get back on by august . The bike wasn't damaged to bad untill it stuck itself in a privacy fence and broke the headlight , bent some metal behind the plastic and one lower deflector .... fairing looks good with hardly a scratch but cracked the front fender . Will post pics when i figire put how .... |
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scotts valley, California | I am sorry to hear of your mishap, Prarie Dog. You know, the more I look at this thread, the more I realize that it is really not about the number of miles we log onto our odometer; it is more about the amount of joy we get out of riding. The Vision is such a comfortable and dependable bike that, given the opportunity, it is easy to stack up the miles. I've gotten into that myself; taking some kind of pride in the number of miles that I've covered. It's not me that makes all those miles possible; it's the bike! Some physical problems that probably go with 71 years of overusing my body have reduced my annual mileage to around 10k, but I thoroughly enjoy every one of them.
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Kerrville Texas ( now a homeowner on six acres) | Have done some riding since my last post . Have now logged just over 42,400 miles.
My hero is still varyder!!!!
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Bolivar Missouri | Thanks Blue Sky Guy . You are right it is not the number but the quality and the vision makes those miles smooth as silk .
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New Bohemia, VA | PD, sorry to hear of your mishap also. I'm glad to hear you write about it and hope all will be well very soon. I will say that as a high miler, I agree it is the quality of the ride. I never set out just to roll any miles on, in fact, I rarely do "just a ride" and mostly commute. I'm scraping into my mid-fifties and my Army Airborne days are catching up with me, but I still see a lot of miles ahead. I don't believe I would be riding as much as I do if it weren't for the Vision. |
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San Antonio, TX | Prarie Dog - 2012-05-17 10:12 AM
Not going to get to ride much this year . Had a cage pull in front of the Vision 3 weeks ago . Broke my right leg above ankle completly and fractured
up higher in 4 more places . Didn't hit the cage and beleive if had i been on any other bike my leg would've been the least of the injuries . Hopefully
i can get back on by august . The bike wasn't damaged to bad untill it stuck itself in a privacy fence and broke the headlight , bent some metal behind the plastic and one lower deflector .... fairing looks good with hardly a scratch but cracked the front fender . Will post pics when i figire put how ....
Get well soon. What a shame. Please start a new thread when you post the pictures.
Take care,
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Hudson, Ohio | I just turned 10,000 miles today....almost 1 year to the day. Drove her off the lot May 20, 2011. I put more miles on the bike than my car.....so, that is a success IMO! |
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South Central Pennsylvania | 20,000 miles on our One year anniversary. We have had such a mild winter, I'm still on last year's riding season. I picked her up last April, and haven't closed the garage door yet! |
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Peru, IN | If we have a winter like last year, I'll get 10k miles on my new Vision by this time next year. Farmers Almanac says it's supposed to be wetter and colder than last year. |
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Iron Butt
Posts: 880
Orlando, FL | My annual mileage is just enough for me. What's yours? |
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Cruiser
Posts: 58
Saratoga NY area | Not enough.... |
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Cruiser
Posts: 161
Oregon. | I have not been able to put mileage on my bike this year, like last year. Hopefully I will be able to do better this coming year. I still want to do that ride to Prudhoe bay. Well see. |
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What's Your Annual Mileage?