Just As I Approach The Twilight Of My Biking Career...

I turned 50 last week...and I too am asking questions... Of you guys, not whether I can continue riding or not..

 

The best yet

 

WDW in 2022 was indeed pretty warm....but still a blast

 

I look forward to hearing that has done the ton

 

in 8 years time.

 

As a matter of interest what does he ride at the moment?

 

He has a Royal Enfield Meteor, a modern nod to a 1950s Model G he owned. He also has some Korean 250 cruiser-ish thing.

 

Ha, ha, ha, about 85 MPH is his limit, so he tells me! As for the age ton, he's trying his best.

 

I can confirm that Uncle Peter, as he is known (we had 3 Peter’s on one EMM trip), is plenty fast enough and has a wealth of stories for the evening beers.
Although he does have a terrible habit of talking to the ladies (at least one of whom he met in an alley in Toulouse may not have been quite what he thought!)

 

I concur with that 'observation', several of us had to hold him back that evening, to save him from himself....
He definitely gets worse as he heads towards being an octogenarian!

 

Poor Pete and his ‘ladies’ hardening piece of flesh……..

 

Great I sporty on to us all

 

Hi there, I am 77 yrs young in May and still do app 10000 miles a yr also I go to Europe every summer
with my mates down south ( I live in Scotland) this summer the four of us are doing two weeks in the
Vosges and I will be on my new 950 Monster and my 75 yr old mate will be on his new KTM Duke. My other two mates who are both 57 will be riding a Tuono Factory and aPanigale. So come on you oldies keep putting on the miles. Regards Lou

 

With reference to a previous post of mine, I finished by saying "never say never", and what do you think? I am doing it again this year, the trip to the WDW, and I will be 78 in May, so, as I previously said, there is life in the old dog yet!!

 

Can we have a victor meldrew section?

 

You cannot be serious ! Andy

 

That would be a John MacEnroe section

 

Bloody Hell, I Don't Believe It!