07-24-2021, 11:06 PM
(07-13-2016, 11:54 AM)Guth_imp Wrote: At 54 years of age I ride because I still enjoy doing so (and because physically I still can). If I find that I no longer enjoy riding, or am unable to safely do so (due to declining eyesight, etc.) then I simply won't ride any longer. Jeez, I was still riding skateboards from time to time well into my 40s, lol.
Bottom line: Follow your gut — that's far more important than any words I might have to share.
And do you see a reason why you can’t get back on your skateboard, and I can’t learn skateboarding (at 60) after we both exercised balance and skills during years on the CB ? No joking, I think I will give it a try this summer.
(07-13-2016, 01:15 PM)Rboe_imp Wrote: Age is an attitude unless you let the body go to you know where. Or if if went there on its' own.
Life is short. don't have any regrets.
Age is only an attitude if you have been lucky (health wise) for most of the time you spend on this globe. You can let it decay from healthy to sick by bad behavior (or attitude, if you like). But if your genes, proteins and structures got a bad start, or a bad intermezzo, no attitude in the world can help. This said, and this is were I agree with you all, make the best of it. And here riding a m/c can indeed make a difference.