Harder, stronger, longer

"Stephen Baker" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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There has to be some upside to being an old fart doesn't there?

Yeah - the range of what's "worth" looking at as you walk down the street

seems

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to get bigger every year. ;-)

Steve

That's nature's way of rewarding longevity!

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> There has to be some upside to being an old fart doesn't there?

Yeah - the range of what's "worth" looking at as you walk down the
street seems to get bigger every year. ;-)

Well, more numerous anyway.

Bill "we all have our 'types' " S.

I like the shock factor of being out with my 40+ girlfriends, the young guys
always get the eyes like saucers look when we come around on a trail.

Penny

I like the shock factor when I ride upon a group of young, totally
decked mtndewds, and I'm on my plain rigid SS. I just sigh and say,
gee, I'm too old to figger out shocks and gears and springs and stuff,
just "gimme that ole time religion..., it's good enough for me"

paladin

Just remind yourself that a good cyclist can ride way better on a cheap,
beat up old bike than a newbie can ride on an expensive new bike.

Sniffinvinyl
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Remain sane, cycle your brains out . . .

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Stephen Baker wrote:
> SniffinVinyl says:
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>> There has to be some upside to being an old fart doesn't there?
>
> Yeah - the range of what's "worth" looking at as you walk down the
> street seems to get bigger every year. ;-)

Well, more numerous anyway.

Bill "we all have our 'types' " S.

I like the shock factor of being out with my 40+ girlfriends, the young

guys

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always get the eyes like saucers look when we come around on a trail.

Penny

I like the shock factor when I ride upon a group of young, totally
decked mtndewds, and I'm on my plain rigid SS. I just sigh and say,
gee, I'm too old to figger out shocks and gears and springs and stuff,
just "gimme that ole time religion..., it's good enough for me"

paladin

"SniffinVinyl" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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Just remind yourself that a good cyclist can ride way better on a cheap,
beat up old bike than a newbie can ride on an expensive new bike.

Sniffinvinyl

Yep, it's not the bike, it's the rider.

's good enough for me"

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paladin