I have a few years until my 70th birthday but I'm seriously considering a Tri- Glide in the near future.

I'm still doing well on my CVO Ultra but I (we) have four anniversary year two-wheelers and the 2018 models will be the H-D 115th Anniversary Year so I'm "due" but the only problem I have is space!

In this part of the country our riding season usually runs from mid-April till early November but sometimes we may get a few extra days so for me a 10,000 mile year is fairly good.

 

Be 75 in May and ride 10-12k miles per year.

 

I'm 70 and still riding when and where I want. Had some operations in '15 that slowed me down some, and is the reason I found this forum. Had too much down time for a few months.

 

got a friend thats 78, he rides a road glide, still outrides many younger riders including me.

its amazing to watch him, he is more aware and better on the bike than most.

i hope im still riding at that age

 

I'll be 70 in a few months. Just got back from a three night, 900 mile ride to and around Death Valley on my Road Glide. I plan to continue riding until health forces me to stop. I will be adding a sidecar to the bike in the not to distant future though. I like sidecar rigs better than trikes.

 

70 this year. Eight years ago I bouhgt an 84 FLH from the original owner (he was 89). It has replaced my primary ride, my 65 FLH (owned since 1970) so that I can take it back to its original splendor and glory.

Told the wife I will conbtinue to ride so long as I can kick over my 49 EL.

Good to see so many 70+ riders posting.

 

70 next May ... still riding my '07 Street Glide. Got my first bike ('48 Indian) at age 16 and haven't gone more than about a year and a half total without a bike since then. Had 5 at one time back in the '90's. '89 Heritage ... '95 Electra Glide ... '64 BMW R 69 S ... and two '50's Triumph 650's. Fun times ..... Every Tuesday I meet with two other local forum members over 70 for beers .....

 

I am 70, ride a Rocker C, and hope I have many good years left. As long as my body and my health can take it, I will ride the **** out of it.

 

Ditto

 

The accepted natural progression of things is from order toward disorder. The predictability of tendencies and abilities of a 7 year old or a 17 year old degrades with time to the point where by 70 you're anywhere between dead and running the Boston marathon.

What was the question again ?