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Hanging up the helmet
The time has come.
I can't ride 100 miles without the old bod feeling like I've ridden 1000.
I found my yellow Mini Cooper convertible and the wife says I can only have one toy at a time.
If you might be interested in a yellow SE5 then check my post in the for sale/wtb forum.
Dennis in MD
The Krusty Old Phart
2008 Yellow SE5
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Originally Posted by JPoehlman
The time has come.
I can't ride 100 miles without the old bod feeling like I've ridden 1000.
I found my yellow Mini Cooper convertible and the wife says I can only have one toy at a time.
If you might be interested in a yellow SE5 then check my post in the for sale/wtb forum.
Dennis in MD
The Krusty Old Phart
2008 Yellow SE5
Sorry to hear of your retirement!
Hope you enjoy your mini- coop!
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Originally Posted by JPoehlman
The time has come.
I can't ride 100 miles without the old bod feeling like I've ridden 1000.
I found my yellow Mini Cooper convertible and the wife says I can only have one toy at a time.
If you might be interested in a yellow SE5 then check my post in the for sale/wtb forum.
Dennis in MD
The Krusty Old Phart
2008 Yellow SE5
Uh-oh....we ALREADY bought a mini-cooper - John Cooper Works but I hope to keep both toys for a while. My husband smiles every time he takes out the Cooper - like driving a go cart on steroids. I think we enjoy it more than our Mercedes convertible as it has more personality. Hope you enjoy your mini, Dennis. Good luck with the sale of the Spyder.
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Originally Posted by JPoehlman
The time has come.
I can't ride 100 miles without the old bod feeling like I've ridden 1000.
I found my yellow Mini Cooper convertible and the wife says I can only have one toy at a time.
If you might be interested in a yellow SE5 then check my post in the for sale/wtb forum.
Dennis in MD
The Krusty Old Phart
2008 Yellow SE5
Best that you make the decision now than to have it made for you later via an accident.
Congrats on the new Mini-cooper--- have fun!
Spyder #1 - 2008 GS SM5 Premier Edition #1977. RIP after 80,000 miles.
Spyder #2 - 2012 RT SM5. Traded in after 24,000 miles.
Spyder #3 - 2015 F3 SM6. Put 13,000 miles on and sold it.
Spyder #4 - 2017 F3 SM6. Too good of a deal to pass up!
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Originally Posted by NancysToy
I am sorry to see the time has come for you to quit riding. I applaud you, though. It takes a wise person to realize his/her limitations. Hardest thing I ever did was give up my competition driver's license when I realized I was becoming a hazard to myself and others due to the mileage on my bod.
I find the choice of the Mini a hoot, however. Even before I gave up dragsters, I had to move up to a bigger car because arthritis made it so difficult for me to get in and out of my little Dodge Colt roller skate. I could still ride a bike fine, though. Just the opposite...go figure!
Best of luck in your newest venture.
Agreed. It's a descision we will all have to make at some point. Good luck with the Mini - I hear they are fun! And I agree, you certainly don't have to leave the group. We are a pretty fun bunch!
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There is a group of Mini's that ride the No GA mountains, usually early in the morning. The pack is around 20=30 cars, normally in 1 straight line. If you get the pleaseure of watching them, Wow. Kinda like a snake weaving thru the rocks, just awesome. Ride safe, I know u will enjoy.
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