im 16 and ride a ds
my dad is 48 and rides a 440ex

 

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45 here and still riding like i did in my twenties the only problem is the recovery time required after each ride is much longer than it used to be.

 

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ya I never have to experiance recovery time either. Must be a teenager thing

 

recovery time is what you would need a lot of for the next few days after you tried to follow me on a long ride through miles of our wooded sand trails where i ride.ha ha ha ha

 

dang duneittiludie you gotta stop riding so hard, gonna wear yourself out.

 

I can ride for hours on end in rough stuff, trails, whichever at scary speeds and I never feel tired, sore or aching...The same day or the next.

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Could be that I'm not a big guy and I'm in an exceptionaly physical condition (If i do say so myself).... I have no choice...I'm a soldier for the 4th Air Defense Regiment of the Royal Canadian Artillery....PT at 5 o'clock every morning kinda puts you fit. (PT = physical training)


Hehe...I'll probably feel it when I get old and shabby...

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Jeff

 

wildchild you are right,my body says slow down but my mind says go for it i guess some day i wont have a choice but for now i am still going pretty strong.i must admit i cant wait to get home and hit the old recliner after a long day of riding.