ERR . . . a 70+ THREAD??
03-06-09, 10:07 AM
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ha ha ha /Here im answering this thread and ive got two years to go to 70.,/ My lovely wife wouldnt answer this thread UNTIL SHE WAS AT LEAST 75./kENNETH
03-08-09, 08:09 PM
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70ish
I've got 3 and a half to go.
That said: I cycle with 2 guys who are in their 80s (and get in well over 3,000 a season)at least 6(guys and gals) who are in their 70s.
At 66 1/2 I'm the baby on most of the morning rides (and these folks do a15- 17mph 30 mile ride 3-5x a week)
That said: I'm bummed.
what was the cut off birth date to be a boomer?
I thought it was the early 40s?
Jeeze..don't tell me I predate being a boomer as well!
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That said: I cycle with 2 guys who are in their 80s (and get in well over 3,000 a season)at least 6(guys and gals) who are in their 70s.
At 66 1/2 I'm the baby on most of the morning rides (and these folks do a15- 17mph 30 mile ride 3-5x a week)
That said: I'm bummed.
what was the cut off birth date to be a boomer?
I thought it was the early 40s?
Jeeze..don't tell me I predate being a boomer as well!
(
03-08-09, 08:15 PM
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i've got 3 and a half to go.
That said: I cycle with 2 guys who are in their 80s (and get in well over 3,000 a season)at least 6(guys and gals) who are in their 70s.
At 66 1/2 i'm the baby on most of the morning rides (and these folks do a15- 17mph 30 mile ride 3-5x a week)
that said: I'm bummed.
What was the cut off birth date to be a boomer?
I thought it was the early 40s?
Jeeze..don't tell me i predate being a boomer as well!(
That said: I cycle with 2 guys who are in their 80s (and get in well over 3,000 a season)at least 6(guys and gals) who are in their 70s.
At 66 1/2 i'm the baby on most of the morning rides (and these folks do a15- 17mph 30 mile ride 3-5x a week)
that said: I'm bummed.
What was the cut off birth date to be a boomer?
I thought it was the early 40s?
Jeeze..don't tell me i predate being a boomer as well!
(
03-11-09, 11:07 AM
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Youngsters
My grandfather rode his bike for his only transportation into his 90's and he lived in rural Indiana. You young fellers have a long way to go.
03-12-09, 01:20 PM
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A good idea. I'll qualify in 4 months. That'll keep us free from the prattle of the children. I like the graphic and don't see anything wrong with it. The political correctness phobia has ruined humor in America and made life on college campuses difficult for non-liberals. I find giving people the benefit of the doubt and not questioning motives make a far better environment not to mention forum.
Al
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03-12-09, 01:49 PM
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