71 here riding for 47 yrs ( harleys only ) no intention to slow down or stop. Riding to the Dakotas this summer from Calif

 

71 and still riding my 08 UGC.

 

My dad will be 84 next month he's taking his 16 Road Glide in for is 10k service tomorrow, he did put the legs up asst wheels for coming to stops and mounting and dismounting because mom is riding behind him still she's 80. This was the perfect answer for them something for the older people to think about..

 

I have several friends, in their seventies, that still ride a Limited. I followed one down the interstate at 85 on Sunday. I will also continue to ride my Limited as long as possible.

 

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Still alive at 75 and a new CVO SG in the garage. It's a challenge but, one I thank God I can meet. Best, Allan

 

Took 25 years off, don't know why but came back with a 12 ultra classic Shriner edition-3 years ago in March- I'll be 71 in April. Gonna ride it til I can't!

 

9105 days till I'm one hundred, planning on having a birthday party then as I never celebrate the ones I have now. 75 years now and love the King and will keep going as long as possible. Right now, no problem... Ride Safe!

 

I've been riding since March, '69 and I'll be 66 before our riding season begins this year.

I still ride my CVO Ultra but I will admit that I do think seriously about a Tri-Glide when I'm riding in thunderstorms or on wet curvy roads that look as smooth as glass.

In my case, even if I opted for the Tri-Glide, I have enough two-wheelers in the garage that I can enjoy anytime I like.

 

We have quite a few in my HOG chapter.