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How old does a bike have to be to be considered vintage? I have a '75,So would 30 years do it?
Well, for cars it's 20 for a classic and 25 for an antique...so I would think it's the same for bikes...maybe? Anyone?
Soren
10-09-2006, 02:44 PM
Well, for cars it's 20 for a classic and 25 for an antique...so I would think it's the same for bikes...maybe? Anyone?
Sounds about right to me. Although I think the definition is continually changing, especially with cars. I am not sure anything in the late 70's or anything in the 80's will ever be considered classic.
Soren
Soren
10-09-2006, 02:45 PM
I am not sure anything in the late 70's or anything in the 80's will ever be considered classic.
I mean with cars.
a1c_joker
10-17-2006, 05:11 AM
My take on the whole vintage is whether or not you see these bikes on market anymore. When I hear vintage, I think old school 4 into three with a dummy pipe, stock knobby tires, classic paint and such. That and low mileage is something vintage riders are looking for in a classic bike.
kz1000g
02-25-2007, 12:50 AM
I have notice that a bike has to be a 1980, or older to show up on a Vintage price list.
Paul Sr.
kz1000g