Adventure Bike Rider Forum

As requested by one of our senior members.
Just a bit of fun.

I'll start it off, 65 last year, :woohoo:

57 but kids haven`t gone, never had any :side:

I nearly voted for option one as both my children are under 30.......

48, but some days I feel 28 and others 68!

Gedge wrote:I nearly voted for option one as both my children are under 30.......

I was very tempted to do the same (thumbs)

where is the one that says children who are not yet teenagers? :whistle:

so suppose i will have to say number 4 :silly:

54 this may

Cash in the pension and go 60-65, (just turned 63),
Best thing I ever did. (thumbs)
Do I miss work. :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: Er, Not missed it yet.
I used to wonder why some older people were more tolerant of others, able to stick two fingers up to the world and laugh about it. Now I know and love it.

The list of things that I don't give a shit about is enormous and getting longer, :laugh: :laugh:

55 last month!

Cashed in the pension at 50. The plan is to die penniless not die rich (thumbs)

I want to live long enough to have spent more time retired than spent working, so as I started working at 16, retired at 50; doing the maths :34 years worked so as long as I live until I am 84 I'm quids in (thumbs) ....but seeing as I did a milk round from 10-13, paper round 13-16 does this still count?

The paper round paid for my Puch 50; £60 from Gordon Pantall M/C's brought a smile to my face during the glorious summers of '76-'77 and 40 years later still smiling every time I ride

seems i am a young whippersnapper.... although i hobble around with a walking stick, listen to 60s/70s music and done tend to go out, so im pretty sure i should tick the "what was the question" box...