I'm 65 yars old and on my 6th Harley.

Stopped by the dealer last week, looking at a new Road Glide.

Your never too old as long as you can get on, and more importantly, get off safely.

 

I met a 76 year old man in Florida last December riding a B-King (Naked Hayabusa) Holy Crap!!!!

 

I just hope they have Harleys in Heaven or Hell. Wherever.

 

Glad to read all the posts.

Turning 60 in a few weeks and it almost makes me feel like a youngster!!

Sammi

 

I am 70 and in good shape, my mother rides with me at least 2 times a year and she is 90 and loves it.
Bandit

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I new a guy that road his Road King at 84.

 

My Uncle, who is 70 just decided he was too old to ride anymore. I asked him how hecame to that conclusion, he's reply, well youngfeller, when you come to a red light, stop, then forget to put your feet down then fall over its time to hang it up. []

 

I see getting too old to ride alot like getting too old to do the wild thing anymore............... for some it comes early in life and others never loose the ability no matter how long they have lived on this earth.

I want my life to end doing one or theother of these fine recreational activities.............. My wife has speciffic instructions to cremate what's left of me and mix the ashes in a gallon of Guiness. Then put the whole mess in a douche bottle and help me make one last pass.

 

I did a course with the NC SHP last summer. One of the other riders was in his late 80's on a BMW that was older then me. His wife was late 70's on her own bike.

 

I've run into quite a few riders in their 80's and a few in their early 90's. Caused me to develop a plan to still be riding at 100; that's 40 more years of great riding!! However, some of the last part might be on a trike, but it will be a cool trike!!!