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What's your average annual mileage?

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In my 40 years of riding I used to ride a lot. One year (1981) I rode my Yamaha XV920R 36,000 miles. I still have that bike (though it a piece of junk sitting in the back yard now). Two years ago I bought a 2004 Z06 Corvette and now I don't ride my bike any long distances (the car is so much better) and I probably only put 3,000 to 4,000 miles a year on my current bike now (I haven't owned it for a year yet!).
 

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First year of riding - 10,000 street miles
Second year of riding - 6,000 street miles
This year - less than 1,000 street miles

First year of track riding - about a hundred laps
Second year of track riding - a couple hundred laps
Third year of track riding - a few hundred laps

see the correlation? ;)
 

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I've already put 12,000 miles this season. It's almost over here in NY though. They're calling for snow Friday. :mad:
 

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I think the first year i put on 4k, and this last year around 4k again.

Janinja
 

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commuter said:
My commute is 100 miles per day, about 20K per year. If its raining alot I'll take the truck.
100? wow, That is what... an oil change every three weeks? lol I hope you have stock in K&N :D Where do you commute to and from?
 

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I voted for 10-20, but if I count the miles on a race track it could be me over the 20k margine.
 

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I'm just guessing at this point. I hope to break 5000 for 2007
 

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Already this year have bout 700 in before the weather decided to start playing games with us. 80 on day--2 days later 12+ inches of snow but thinking after all is said and done should be around 5k or maybe alittle over especially with gas in the low $3.00 range for the car
 
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