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Old 12-09-17, 12:49 AM
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B. Carfree
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Originally Posted by 1989Pre
I turned 60, so I thought I'd take up time-trialing. I figure I could put it off until I'm 80, but why wait?
Are there any of you "gentleman riders" who began time-trialing after fifty years of age?
Frankly, I'm up-in-the-air about this, cause it's going to cost me some cake to put a T.T. bike together ('83 Moser) but it seems I'm sallying forth, because I joined a health club with a plethora of different cycling classes (if I can hack listening to disco and "country"), and yoga and weights, so I'm already feeling some improvement in my cycling (I ride to and from the health club).
One of the trainers there is a time trialer himself, at age 65.
Anybody else do the T.T. thing?
Not me, but a fellow I rode with a time or two:

Davis Bicycles!: Foxy?s Fall Century memorializes senior rider Ed Delano

Remembering ?Foxy Grandpa?
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