Happy birthday oldgit. Sounds like an ace birthday treat. 
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sorry forget the congrats !
and think i know what you mean just having a nice relaxed time its coolalso i should be old enough and wise enough to remember not to use the "@rse" word when sfb is about
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this was my 50th birthday ride - I was as old as the 2 on the right together
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That was probably the last time I'll get a chilled ride until Christmas.
Part 2 of a relaxing weekend on Saturday with a massive walk with the dog, might take the mini-trangia.
Setting my max heart rate Sunday with the new HRM though I seem to have just broken it
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Have I been posting on here for the last decade?
Did my first 24 ten years ago, so this must have been up and running surely.Posted 1 year ago # -
Yep it's not working.
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Yep it's not working.
at your age are you sure its your HRM thats not working?
A - B - C -
HAPPY BUFFDAY!!!
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No it's dead no readings nada. Do I have a fiddle or take it back?
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Happy Birthday oldgit!!!! You have many miles ahead. I started mountain biking at 50 and still going strong at 67 (3-4 days a week)---of course if I stop I may not be able to start again. Seriously though, the only differences I can see are: 1. I have a lot better understanding what really isn't rideable and the sense to follow that instinct, and 2. Stamina and recovery suffers a bit with each passing year.
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Fifty is nothing to be frightened of, just embrace it
she means she wants a hug
I get loads of hugs on group rides
but they could of course be feeling sorry for me/indulging me.Posted 1 year ago # -
but they could of course be feeling sorry for me/indulging me.
or copping a feel
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Happy Birthday Carl, now you are almost an old git
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or copping a feel
Yeah right
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Happy Birthday oldgit.
Today I got a letter from the local G.P. surgery. It contained an osteoporosis risk assessment questionaire for the 45 and plus age group.
One of the questions was - Do you fall freqently (more than once in the last year) or do you have a fear of falling because you are frail? I nearly fell of my invalid chair laughing. The answer was of course, yes, 'cos I fall off my mtb at least 5-7 times a year.
Power to the oldies of STW.
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Yeah right
you know you love it :o)
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you know you love it :o)
Hugging fit young men - what's not to like
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Happy Birthday Carl.
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You've cheered me up busydog. I was beginning to wonder on my birthday, last week how long I can keep it up! So at 61 I seem to have a few good riding years left in me. Mind you I am the least fit of my riding group who are all round the same age,2 do Triathlons including Iron Man, one is a good fell runner and the other is a damn good swimmer. Still I think we are in a minority, most people I meet at work don't seem to do anything very energetic.
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My landlord must be mid 50's and he can rip the legs off all my friends on the road. Im 19 btw
I aspire to be like you guys and still riding when Im ancient. Posted 1 year ago # -
Happy birthday! It's all in the mind (and the tight legs and aches and panis after a ride!) I reckon (52 now)...
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liking this thread. got bored of life a couple of years ago, made some changes, now kicking its arse back at 37, not old i know, but it's all good for the taking at any age. Good on ya! Bikes are great
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Happy Birthday Oldgit!
Carpe diem
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Penblwydd Hapus youngsters!
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