I'm 41......but my parents are 65 and 61. I've taken them on most of the trails at Windrock in Tennesee, including most of the difficult ones. They are hooked and it's fun to see them enjoying it. Both of them are real good riders too.

 

54, 800EFI 10 year old son rides Blaster wife rides a Trailblazer Good Times...

 

Well I'm 58 and I intend to ride til the end. Have an 05 Outlander Max and looking at a
Polaris Trail Boss for the wife. Hope to ride as long as the govt. allows us.

 

I'm 40 but I try not yo act my age. Getting a few gray hairs and wearing my glasses more often but so far, nothing appears to be wearing out.

 

How about 60, lovely wife is 62, we just started riding these things this year. Should have started sooner. 45 years of motorcycling. This is more fun!

 

Several of my friends and family get together to Rip the Dunes. We spent 10 days playing in the Sand over this Thanksgiving holiday.
The group consisted of 4-early & mid 40's, 2-50 somethings, 2 later 50's, 2 in mid 70's, and the 4 kids...2-13, 15 & 28.
Myself, the 28 yr old and 3 more of the "adults" insist on riding Racers...KICK START / SHIFT!

Morning and Evening trail rides of about 18 miles each, and whatever during the day (jumps, bowls, whoops & 70ft climbs)!
Ok, I'll admit I have a Scrambler 400 4x4 with electric start, auto...I love to ride it after dark & when I don't want to put down my beer to use the clutch! (or ride the Scrambler in the mountain trails) There were 5-400 4x4 Scramblers and 2-500 4x4 Scramblers in our camp. A Predator, new 700 Raptor and a electric start Honda 250 also present. There was a Honda LT250R and a Banshee in the 75+ camp!
We had a fantastic time! My tailbone started to hurt when we got home...think it is the office chair in front of the computer!
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None of them have the "clapper" installed...yet

 

43 yrs young