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Old 11-25-19, 12:17 PM
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Goldrush
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I'm 69 and have no problems riding and do not plan to quit in anytime soon. I have ridden 10,000 + miles this year. We live in a retirement area and I sometimes do group rides where most others are older than me. One 82 year friend doesn't ride with our group because our pace of 15-16 MPH is too slow for him. Another 87 year old keeps up with us just fine.

When I have difficulties I plan to go to trike and then an E trike. Then maybe a trainer in the nursing home?



Originally Posted by epnnf
At 64, I recently realized I can't do the things I used to do. Now, I ride shorter distances, ride a little slower, use a lower gear when standing on steep hills. Makes me wonder what the future will be like. Recumbent? E-bike? There will come a day when I'm too old to ride at all. Alternative sports? Shuffleboard? Walking? Blogging?
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