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  1. #1
    Join Date
    Aug 2006
    Location
    NE Ohio
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    135
    Quote Originally Posted by Moptop View Post
    Hi out there! I've just bought a Tricross Sport - at the age of 69! I always loved touring on a road bike when I was young, and from time to time over the years did a spate of morning training runs as I always felt good after them. This new bike is so that I can do a wider variety of riding - woodland trails, cycle paths etc - though NOT mountain bike racing. Round here it is VERY hilly and though I have this dream of cycling on ""till I bid the world good-bye" I hope the cycling might keep it at bay awhile yet! Is there anyone of the same mindset out there to tell me I am not crazy? - I get funny looks from my friends if I say I am in training for the Alps!

    You are an inspiration and role model.......far from crazy!! you are living a full and exciting life! Go for it!

  2. #2
    Join Date
    Mar 2005
    Location
    Michigan
    Posts
    217
    Good for you doing something you love. I thought I was the oldster here. It is so inspiring to know that nine years from now I might be considering buying a new bike and having new adventures! YAHOO!!!
    "It's not how old you are, it's how you are old."
    SandyLS TeamTE BIANCHISTA

  3. #3
    Join Date
    Aug 2002
    Location
    Cape Cod, MA
    Posts
    414
    I am 58 and in the last 2 years cycling has become a passion. I truly believe I will keep riding as long as I can move! I have to remind myself that it's OK not to keep up with the young'uns, but I keep enjoying challenging myself: road riding, mountain biking, and now maybe even cyclocross! You have the right bike for it; enjoy and share your stories with us

  4. #4
    Join Date
    Jun 2006
    Location
    pacific NW
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    I'm beginning to think that cycling is the fountain of youth. As I ride more and more, I keep meeting people in the 65-75 year age bracket that seem younger than I am! (I'm 44). That's reason enough to stick with it --as if the fact that it is so darn fun wasn't enough!

 

 

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