I hope when I get to that age, and it is quickly approaching (in the 7.81% category now), that I am still able to ride. Family history says I won't even be above ground when I get to Rocky's age. John's age is about as old as we get, but I am going to ride every mile I can until I can ride no longer.
Said it before, guys your age that still are riding are my heroes, and I wanna grow up to be just like you.
Ferret, less cobbler, burgers, Mac and cheese. More exercise And vegetables . I need to do the same. LOL.
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My weakness is breakfast (pancakes, cured meats, lots of carbs, etc.) It's starting to catch up to me.
Same here!
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53 and guessing the bulk of the 46 - 55 group are towards the upper end
(10-29-2016, 06:44 AM)The ferret_imp Wrote: [ -> ]I hope when I get to that age, and it is quickly approaching (in the 7.81% category now), that I am still able to ride. Family history says I won't even be above ground when I get to Rocky's age. John's age is about as old as we get, but I am going to ride every mile I can until I can ride no longer.
Said it before, guys your age that still are riding are my heroes, and I wanna grow up to be just like you.
Thanks ferret
Since this thread started I'm now well into my 80th year and never felt better.
But of course I only think pure thoughts, do pure deeds, love my fellow man (and woman), and always follow the Golden Rule.
Did I tell you about this bridge across the Hudson River that I have for sale
28 years old, perfect for me!
I'm soon to be 63 and I'll bet Rocky is in better shape than I am!
Go Rocky!
i'll be 65 in sept and I bought the cb 1100 because of the retro styling. I still have the cb 750 that I bought new in 1972. both are great bikes.
I forget if I have posted here before. I am 43.