67 and going strong, expect another 10 yrs. at least, on two wheels, then a trike until I just can't throw my leg over it anymore!

 

my dad is 94 and still rides a little on his low rider, also has a spyder. I hope to be able to ride until turning room temp. I figure if when unable to ride any more, what the hell is the use in living.

 

Had a 90 year old ride into our local indy on a sporty a couple of years ago. Old doesn't start 'til yer a hundred and then it's negotiable!

 

My death will end my riding.

 

I am 52 now. I am overweight, type II diabetic and take blood pressure meds everyday. I should exercise more and eat better. I always try but fail in the end.

My dad is 83 and no way could he ride at this point in his life. I hope to get another 20 years, however I feel most likely internal combustion engines will be a thing of the the past by then. I don't want an electric bike, solar bike or whatever comes along in the future. Till whatever happens I will enjoy life as it is now.

But I should take better care of myself. My wife complains all the time if I took half as good of care of myself as I do my truck, guns and bike I would live longer. I agree with her and then eat a bowl of Blue Bell. I am my own worst enemy.

 

63 and have no plans to quit in the foreseeable future, notice the bike feels a lot heavier than it used to then I remember the new one is 250lbs heavier than I'm used to. I'll go till my health or lungs say otherwise and then I'll probably go a little more.

 

Next Wednesday I'll turn 59 years old and I ride a Road King and I want to buy a Sportster some day. So when I get so old that I do not enjoy riding in the least, I'll sell out and hang up my leathers for good. but I got a lot more years before I get there.

 

65 now and plan on riding until I can't remember where I parked it.

Dan

 

You'll look like a couple geezers at the local hot spot last Sunday, standing there trying to figure out which black bike was theirs.