Need a 90+ forum for this guy
08-31-13, 04:05 AM
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Need a 90+ forum for this guy
What an inspiration! I went to high school with Mr. Blevens' daughter Beth, who is making the second half of the ride.
https://www.courier-journal.com/artic...rtrectop%22%5D
https://www.courier-journal.com/artic...rtrectop%22%5D
08-31-13, 07:47 AM
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Hope he comes through our area or even close by when he is coming down, I'll pencil in a ride along for a bit if he allows that. That is, if I can keep up with him.
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08-31-13, 08:34 AM
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I had four copies of the original article show up on my desk this week. "This reminded us of you!" I'm not worthy but I was honored. As I've said, if I had spare change I'd invest in Catrike or something, because it is the wave of the future for Baby Boomers.
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09-01-13, 09:43 AM
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Thanks for posting this. Mr. Blevens is an inspiration. He looks very healthy and sharp for a 90-year-old. This truly provides motivation to keep on riding!
09-23-13, 04:13 AM
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09-23-13, 06:12 AM
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Thanks for the update!
I currently only have two wheeled bicycles in my stable, but it's clear to me that I'll end up with a three wheeler at some point. For anybody who doesn't want to risk falling over, they make so much sense (and they are a blast to ride - imagine crossing bicycle riding with go carts!).
I currently only have two wheeled bicycles in my stable, but it's clear to me that I'll end up with a three wheeler at some point. For anybody who doesn't want to risk falling over, they make so much sense (and they are a blast to ride - imagine crossing bicycle riding with go carts!).
09-23-13, 08:07 AM
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Thanks for the update!
I currently only have two wheeled bicycles in my stable, but it's clear to me that I'll end up with a three wheeler at some point. For anybody who doesn't want to risk falling over, they make so much sense (and they are a blast to ride - imagine crossing bicycle riding with go carts!).
I currently only have two wheeled bicycles in my stable, but it's clear to me that I'll end up with a three wheeler at some point. For anybody who doesn't want to risk falling over, they make so much sense (and they are a blast to ride - imagine crossing bicycle riding with go carts!).
