Are there many, some, a few of us over 50??

[mcglasson]

I'm 46 and new to the forum. It's great to hear there are so many women around my age. I was afraid I'd feel older than dinosaur poop!

[BleeckerSt_Girl]

I'm 46 and new to the forum. It's great to hear there are so many women around my age. I was afraid I'd feel older than dinosaur poop!

Hey welcome!!
I'm 55, been riding steadily for a little over 3 years now. I feel a lot younger than dinosaur poop.

[PamNY]

I'm 46 and new to the forum. It's great to hear there are so many women around my age. I was afraid I'd feel older than dinosaur poop!

I had the same thought when I joined the forum (I'm 58), but found a wide variety of ages here. I see people of all ages on bikes.

Pam

[BellaMTB]

50.5 - So glad to hear I'm not the only one being hounded by AARP . . .


(Trek420 - My MTB was also custom built by RWW!)

[ShubieGA]

51, cruising to into 52 this year. Could be worse!

[Duck on Wheels]

Turned 50 ten years ago today. Only re-started riding about 8 years back. Then it was as a commuter and shopper in Santa Cruz on my sabbatical there. Good way to lose weight, I thought, and it worked. Also easier parking and less gas costs, though I did still have to have a car for longer trips, and I had to buy a bike. Five years later, on sabbatical again, I started trying charity rides because Trek420 said, "Of course you can do a century; here's your training plan." Oh, and to lose more weight, which still worked. And to feel I deserved the gorgeous 30th anniversary Cinderella Classic jersey, which I still have though I didn't finish the whole ride until this year. Anyhoooo ... if I'm older than dinosaur poop, then it's poop that's been frozen in a glacier all those years and just got rethawed now the glaciers are shrinking. Still smells fresh as new.

[uforgot]

Happy Birthday Duck!