Just out of curiousity.........?

Nope, I'm a bit of a tree hugger so I cut my gas use way before it went up. I am using more gas riding than I was before. Heck with trees I want to ride!

I'm female so you aren't getting my age.

I work less than a block from home.

Suzuki Burgman 400 and a Znen 150

I bought my first about 19 years ago, for fun.

Over time, it became my primary transportation.

Finally reached the point that I junked my pickup because it had only left the yard once in two years. So, no, I don't ride to save gas.

The stats you asked for:

44

Male

15 mile round trip commute, used to be much more.

2006 HD FXD35 Superglide

22693 miles

50 mpg from the showroom, about 42 currently.

Didn't buy a bike because of gas prices, but it is a nice perk.38, Male

56 miles round trip currently

2003 HD Sportster

Just about 40,000 miles

I have a 1977 BMW which I have had for decades, but I get apx 35 mpg. So, I bought a 250 Ninja to commute to work 45 miles round trip at apx 60mpg. I just turned 51 and I'm an old bearded geezer that looks alot more at home on my old airhead than bent over a crotch rocket

I've been riding off and on since I was 16

I'm 45

male

90 miles a day round trip

2007 H-D Sportster

I average between 55 and 60 mpg

Been riding bikes since before the gas prices mattered

1 mile or so to work (could walk it if i had to save on gas)

33

male

01 harley xl1200 done up way past stock 98 hp

45ish mpg??? have no idea, don't keep track

Well like other have said it's a nice perk, but let's use your bike (a honda shadow 750) and lets say you paid $6800 for it, and you pay 35 per month insurance, that's $8900.00 you'll spend over 5 yrs not including maintainance, tags, registration, etc.... $8900.00 will buy a heck of a lot of gas in 5 years even if you drive an old gas guzzler truck. It's a nice perk, but sort of difficult to justify on it's own.

I'm 70 yrs old. Male. I'm a retired structual Ironworker so I ride as much as I want and as far as I want, maybe one day 5 miles, maybe the next day 200. I ride an 08 Street Glide. When it comes to mileage, I feel the same as Maddog.

been riding em for 42 years, and have owned 26 bikes during that time. The last 5 have all been Harley's.

52 yrs old

male

retired cop

2007 Harley "ULTRA" 52 mpg at 70mph riding double with full gear for a weeks vacation.

Gas was still under 2 bucks per gallon when I got my current ride, so it wasn't a factor, but like others have noted it is a nice perk.

36 yrs.

Male

45 mi. round trip

'03 Electra Glide

40+ mpg