47 years old this year and riding a heavily modded Polaris 400 on alcohol. Working on something even faster that will have a snowmobile engine in it. My wife just keeps increasing the life insurance.

 

I'm 63 next month and ride nearly every weekend.Have a tricked out 03 Cannondale and have a 450R ordered.I'm #2 on the waiting list and my Cannondale riding buddy is #3.Poor old guy is 36 or so.I'll quit when it stops being fun and I don't look for that to happen any time soon.I've met and became friends with many,many men and women young and "older" in this sport and would not trade the experience for anything.Thanks to you all!

 

47 years young, I look 67 and act like a teen. wife tells me to grow up..I ask WHY! been their done that and its no fun[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img])

 

I'm 40 and just getting started [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-shocked.gif[/img]

 

one of my neighbors s 75 and he rides every week

 

Not Me![img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

ive heard of a guy in the uk who still races a zilla (competetively) and hees in his 60s,

im 31 and just starting

 

That was in Bings photo page I beliveve

 

52 here, been riding 17 years. Loved every minute of it.

The guy I bought my daughters Bayou off of has a 77 year old father who rides a
Foreman everyday, wind, rain, snow, he rides everyday. Tough old bird.

 

I've seen plenty of older people who ride, including ladies. If they live in the country and have a long driveway, they're real handy for getting the mail, or putting around the farm. I've got one customer, who must be in his late 70's, who not only rides, but has a hook for a right hand (his wife rides too). The thumb throttle has been moved to the left side of the bars. He religiously brings his 85 big red in at least twice a year for service, and always takes it home the same day cause he says he can't do without it.