I was wondering what's the average speed when you ride (country road and Interstate)? And what bike are you riding?
Thanks in advance.
Mortonrider

Bloody fast on an old noisey one mate.......but then i stop for pubs so the bloody slow new ones catch up....CHEERS BOOF

Through the twisties I tend to keep a reasonable speed...mainly cause I'm lazy and don't like to shift that much

On straighter roads, open country or highway I do like to run at a fairly good pace...usually 85+ on the Road King.

I tend to cruise on both with the wife on board but when I'm by myself i try to maintain a pretty good clip about 85 or so on the freeways and were riding a Streetglide.

I try to stay away from the interstates - no fun riding. Usually although not always successful, stick to around the speed limit. Especially now that my wife is on the back seat I'm taking it easy. I ride a Road King.

Usually 5-10 miles over most posted speed limit for back roads and highways. I’ve tried the speed limit but that only works for a while. Then I feel it creeping up to what I feel comfortable with on the road I riding on which falls into that 5-10 range. If I’m riding with someone else I try for the 5 over max. With a passenger I try to stick with the speed limit. My ride is a 09 Road King as you can see.

I ride at or around the limit,tho that changes given circumstance or conditions..2am on interstate,no other vehicle in sight,fast as I feel ok with

It all boils down to what type of road you are on, traffic, and a speed you are comfy with.

I ride I-12 (N.O. La.)... everyday to work... I unaffectionately call it the "I-12 Autobahn"....since the speed limit is 70mph...everybody is trying to push you to a higher speed. I stay in the left lane and I usually cruise on my StreetGlide btw 70-75mph.

I'm usually about 5 mph faster than the posted speed limits on backroads .. except in the curves where I tend to follow the posted limits tho not necessarily as slow as the "recommended" curve speed.
I try to stay away from the interstates but sometimes that's where the 1700 Nomad has to go .. and that's usually 80 mph. Thank goodness for electronic cruise control.

Around 80. Faster when I know I can get away with it.

about 80...I ride a custom road king stroked to 129 cubic inches (2113 CCs)

2 lane, hi-crown blacktop, twisties? - 50 to 70MPH, depending of scenery.
Packed gravel or dirt? - do'no, can't take eyes off of road to look @ speedo
Ordinary state & county roads? - keep up w/ traffic
Interstate, slab? - what is that?

Usually about 70 on the highway, just to keep up with traffic. I'm more cumfy at 55 when that's the speed limit. I ride 1200cc Evo Sporty with 4-speed tranny. 4000rpm = 72mph.

On back roads I like to cruise and do the speed limits usually!! On 95 Im always ahead of the traffic usually 85 on my 06 Fatboy!

Usually 5 to 10 mph above the posted limit. Same as I do in a cage. The Fat Boy feels ok at faster speeds, but I'm never in a big hurry to get anywhere.

Victory kingpin.

Yall make me feel like an old man. But I’m with RexTheRoadDog on this one, old and slow. I keep up with traffic mostly. Back roads take it slow enjoy the view. You miss so much by going by it too fast.

Yall make me feel like an old man. But I’m with RexTheRoadDog on this one, old and slow. I keep up with traffic mostly. Back roads take it slow enjoy the view. You miss so much by going by it too fast.

Wow. Is there an auto-pilot on that jbasile?

I usually do 5 to 10 mph over the speed limit

LOL !!  No, just me!  I just try to keep the bike moving on the way home from a journey. I typically ride 2 lane pavement on the way to a destination and interstate on the way home.  That trip there was a straight shot last summer from Forristel Mo. to Rochester NY.  If it werent for the mess on I-80 at the south side of Chicago my stopped time would have been well under 1 hour.  No need to speed when you dont stop much. 

EDIT:  I've learned over the years that I really enjoy going solo on long trips.  Most people I've ridden with want to stop every 50-75 miles for an hour.  You just cant get anywhere with riders like that.  Took me 4 1/2 days to ride to Galveston Texas with just 2 other riders year before last.  Average speed on that trip was under 35 mph due to all the stops.

jb

Man sometimes I'll look down and catch myself goin over 90 and realize that the State Patrol are comfy in the donut shop!