pawl
Legendary Member
- Location
- Desford Leicestershire
Whatever you buy enjoy it
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Whatever you buy enjoy it
Petrichorwheels
Senior Member
good plan - I'd make it a bike to use/give you lots of new experiences in your golden age - not one to look at/have folks admire the spec.
pawl
Legendary Member
- Location
- Desford Leicestershire
Is there any other way of growing old Just thought perhaps growing old very very disgracefully
taximan
senex crepitu iuvenis cordi esse
- Location
- Whitby North Yorkshire.
That's what I thought when I retired, then I had to find a job to fund my bikes
I retired last year at 59, then very quickly took a part-time job. I tell people at work I'm working to buy toys. A bike and associated kit has been a big part of that.....
oldwheels
Legendary Member
- Location
- Isle of Mull
I bought what was intended to be my last bike purchase when I got a Brompton in my late 70s but since then got a used but not abused Bike Friday as well.
Sadly my balance has gone AWAL and I got an Adventure HD but now looking for a suitable emotor trike, but so far cannot justify the new price and where I live used ones are too far away. OTOH if one came available in say Glasgow area I could be tempted.
Kinetics currently has a new HD in stock but no motor. Mebbe I should have gone for the Full Fat he had earlier but too late now.
Sadly my balance has gone AWAL and I got an Adventure HD but now looking for a suitable emotor trike, but so far cannot justify the new price and where I live used ones are too far away. OTOH if one came available in say Glasgow area I could be tempted.
Kinetics currently has a new HD in stock but no motor. Mebbe I should have gone for the Full Fat he had earlier but too late now.
harlechjoe
Guest
I brought my last bike when I was 60, now I've brought another one !
BoldonLad
Not part of the Elite
- Location
- South Tyneside
Alex321
Veteran
- Location
- South Wales
Senior is at least
"Senior" is at least 5 years older than whatever age the questioner is
"Senior" is at least 5 years older than whatever age the questioner is
teeonethousand
Well-Known Member
My number is 67. I recently took up cycling (again) as part of a losing weight plan…as part of a plan to extend healthy and active life. I try to think that my number is as relevant as the colour of my bike (£70 recycle shop).
I 'retired' in April after 28 years at the same coy. Let's say managment 'issues' or lack thereof - ! I'd been cycling the 25 mile round trip most days for ten years and was a bit concerned about keeping cycling on. However, just started a new job locally, so I can easily cycle in and as it's very physical work, I can avoid 'renewing ' my gym membership as well as keeping the pedalling miles up.
Result - !
Result - !
Senior is at least
"Senior" is at least 5 years older than whatever age the questioner is
right answer lol!