BIKE LONGEVITY POLL #1: Most number of miles you put on a bike?

[Oilhed]

I think I've hit 30,000 a few times but I rarely keep a bike more than 6 years
They were all in great shape when I sold them, too

[Sport-Touring]

[slvrsprint]

I didn't know about the problems with the 30 year old Hondas.  I've changed a couple of stators that were 2 screws and a wire.

[motrhead]

Of my six Hondas, four have to have the engines removed and the case split to get to the stator.

[Plumman]

135k on my 1994 St1100.  Just a couple of timing belts and normal stuff.  Still miss that bike!!

[taran1900]

I've owned eight bikes (all BMWs), four of which I've logged over 100k miles on.

1977 BMW R100/7 - 172k
1994 BMW R1100RS - 159k
2005 BMW R1200RT - 129k
1984 BMW R100RS - 113k

[Bounce]

Honda Mini Trail 50 (lots of hours not lots of miles)
Suzuki 350T (who knows? i rode the stink out of it but don't remember ODO stuff)
Yamaha 650 Special II (40k miles from new)
73 Sportster 1000 (+30k miles after rebuilding this basket case and before figuring out, it couldn't be made "better")
83 GL1100 (+42k miles)
85 GL1200 (+42k miles)
98 GL1500se (75k miles from new)
2003 FJR 1300A (lots)

[WhiteRabbit]

 Got my motorcycle license in 2007 and only owned two bikes.

1st- 2005 Honda CBR600F4i, start: 1,900 miles/end: 43,000 miles

2nd- 2002 Honda CBR1100XX, start: 12,900 miles/currently 172,895 miles

[Blue is Best]

I'm rounding "up" by about a thousand miles.

H2 750            30,000
GS1000           55,000
Bandit 1200     30,000
FJR1300          70,000
Bandit 1250     20,000
ZX14               30,000
FJR 1300         60,000       current

Can't remember the other bikes total mileage but these numbers are the longer-term bikes.