The next month I'll be 40. As such, in the old tradition between men, I bought a bike.

So, 'cause I have 2 copies of "Legend of Grimrock" and I'm not absolutely sure I'll be fit to organize a giveaway in two weeks (last time I had a bike I broke an arm, and it was a scooter...) I'll do it now.

If you want to enter, just tell us your age. And if you have a bike. And how many bones have you broken with it.

The Giveaway has ended.

I'm in. I'm 34, but I do not own a bike.

Not in but the bike must be a European thing. In the States when the mid life crisis hits we buy a Corvette and get a hair transplant.

I don't need either but for some reason as I cruise through my 38th year I've been thinking about death a lot....way more than I did when I almost died. :P It's kind of freaking me out.

happy birthday in advance ;p,a beautiful bike that is. my bike ain't something fancy just some 90's leftover honda cub and luckily i never got serious accident when riding my motorcycle, funny is i got more bruise and stitch when i still rode my bicycle...(not in btw ;p)

I got bored. Let me switch that back; I don't want to offend anyone from Africa.

All the cool kids were doing it - yeah, jumping off the mainland ;-p

...if only politicians were cool!

May i be the first to say: OOOHHH AAHHHHH!!!!!

Is this a mid life crisis giveaway? :p

midwife crysis - now THAT would be a mod!

My father tells me that as a kid he made me swear I'd never ride a bike. I have no memory of this, so I kinda ignored it: I've ridden backseat to others before, I've never driven one myself.
I do not have a motorbike, but I guess I fell over sideways on a bicycle once? :D

Your bike looks cool. Do you also have a black helmet and black leather jacket to go with it? Might be an idea for someone to gift you! :D
Happy birthday in advance, but I'm not in.

Happy (upcoming) Birthday of significant milestone-y-ness :D

So if you are 40 or over you should have your own motor bike? Well, drat. Seems I missed that memo ;)

Actually my husband had a motorcycle for most of our married years, but had to let his old Honda go a few years ago. It rusted up while he was still having hospital adventures. He still misses it, and I don't blame him.

I'm 46, but I don't have a bike of any kind. Can't afford one right now either, but hopefully that will change sometime soon. Never broke any bones with the pedal-powered bike I had as a kid, probably another reason why I loved riding it.

I'm in

I don't on a bike. I don't think my wife would be too excited if I did.

Happy Birthday!

Not in :)