Adventure Bike Rider Forum

52 but usualy feel 152!just had a full knee replacement. wont ever be able to retire,its only worth £240 a year!guess ill die at work,not a nice thought.been working since I was 11 too. i WILL ride till I drop though that's not in doubt.

48 and like most people,days I feel like I'm 18 again other days I feel like I'm 90 hmy:

69 next month--still offroading.

59.5 . Two hip replacements. Still riding. (thumbs)

Eight months older than the last time I posted on this topic, which makes me 59.2 (next Wednesday) and fractionally less grumpy than last time ... :whistle:

Still biking although spending more time than ever helping other people have biking fun here in Spain thanks to my involvement with Horizons Unlimited HUMM Sierra de España (just signed a contract to do next year's event - May 29th-31st) and my own HISS events - three different ones in June and September.

Just in case I get bored we adopted this little chap back in February. He's 18 months now and should see us running up and down the Pyrenees through into our 'seventies* - we're having him 'fitted' for a mushing scooter at a factory near here next week. (thumbs)





Regs

Simon
* Alaskan Malamutes have a life expectancy of 10 - 12 years just like Siberian Huskies which were the dogs we had before - Lucky - right - lived to be 14.8 years ... (thumbs)

33 with 2 young kids now

Retired at 53. Bought a Harley at 58. Toured Europe and USA, did 150,000 mls in 10yrs. Bought my first bike for off-roading 2 years ago at 66 - loving it at 68, but fall off a lot !!!

roberteagle6 wrote:Retired at 53. Bought a Harley at 58. Toured Europe and USA, did 150,000 mls in 10yrs. Bought my first bike for off-roading 2 years ago at 66 - loving it at 68, but fall off a lot !!!

Your going great roberteagle6 I hope I'm doing half of what you did and are still doing when I'm 68 (thumbs)

geoham wrote:

roberteagle6 wrote:Retired at 53. Bought a Harley at 58. Toured Europe and USA, did 150,000 mls in 10yrs. Bought my first bike for off-roading 2 years ago at 66 - loving it at 68, but fall off a lot !!!

Your going great roberteagle6 I hope I'm doing half of what you did and are still doing when I'm 68 (thumbs)

So that'll be next year then hmy: (thumbs)

53 yesterday, and still full of beans. Always looking for my next trip.
two children, one of each , beautiful mrs , nothing in common, married for 30 years love her to bits.
beautiful pup tilly, and new campervan , the Tillybus.
big al