04-28-2015, 08:04 PM
Well said
To quote Roy Rogers, "If the good Lord is willin', and the creeks don't rise," you will have many more years behind the handlebars.
At 53 you have a very long way to go yet. I came back to motorcycles when I retired at age 55.
I'm speaking from experience, because at age 77, I never felt better in my life and am enjoying the time of my life on a motorcycle.
I've ridden in large parts of eastern Canada, the USA, Chile, Peru and through the Canadian Rocky Mountains.
I don't even think of giving it up, but I think (hope) I will have the good sense to know when to quit.
Keep on keepin' on
To quote Roy Rogers, "If the good Lord is willin', and the creeks don't rise," you will have many more years behind the handlebars.
At 53 you have a very long way to go yet. I came back to motorcycles when I retired at age 55.
I'm speaking from experience, because at age 77, I never felt better in my life and am enjoying the time of my life on a motorcycle.
I've ridden in large parts of eastern Canada, the USA, Chile, Peru and through the Canadian Rocky Mountains.
I don't even think of giving it up, but I think (hope) I will have the good sense to know when to quit.
Keep on keepin' on
