Yen
03-14-11, 02:12 PM
http://www.latimes.com/la-me-long-beach-tricyclist-20110314,0,7875759.story
Fifty Plus (50+) - Still riding at 103
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jgjulio
03-14-11, 02:38 PM
He is my new hero!
missjean
03-14-11, 02:46 PM
Amazing!
Bob Ross
03-14-11, 02:59 PM
Wow... That is awesome! Very inspiring. I wanna grow up to be that guy.
Louis
03-14-11, 06:43 PM
Dang, kinda makes me realize what a sniveling sissy I've become.
Very inspiring.
Very inspiring.
John E
03-14-11, 08:31 PM
The secret for him is to avoid getting the electric mobility scooter. My step father-in-law had a couple of strokes, but could still walk around the house. The brilliant assisted living counselor told him to use his scooter, instead, and now he is bedridden. Exercise is the fountain of youth
outwest5
03-14-11, 08:34 PM
Oh, I see you posted the story, too. I enjoyed the extra pictures in the newspaper, too.
DnvrFox
03-14-11, 08:43 PM
Yes, but DOES HE RIDE HIS AGE? :)
Cool story.
Cool story.
xizangstan
03-14-11, 09:22 PM
I thought it was just the Grouch on his recumbent.
:)
:)
Yen
03-14-11, 09:58 PM
The secret for him is to avoid getting the electric mobility scooter. My step father-in-law had a couple of strokes, but could still walk around the house. The brilliant assisted living counselor told him to use his scooter, instead, and now he is bedridden. Exercise is the fountain of youth
Oh that is so sad. :( When my mom (age 80) went home in January after 3 weeks in the hospital (severe lumbar radiculopathy pain), they sent a walker to the house. Even while she was in the hospital, she could rise from a chair like a 20-year-old, thanks to the exercise she's done for years which kept her arms and legs strong. She regained her strength very quickly (did I mention she's 80?) and never used the walker. :thumb:
Oh that is so sad. :( When my mom (age 80) went home in January after 3 weeks in the hospital (severe lumbar radiculopathy pain), they sent a walker to the house. Even while she was in the hospital, she could rise from a chair like a 20-year-old, thanks to the exercise she's done for years which kept her arms and legs strong. She regained her strength very quickly (did I mention she's 80?) and never used the walker. :thumb: