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Oldest Spyder Rider

Very cool

We had the opportunity to Ryde with a gentleman who was 87 years old when we were in Eureka for Spyders in Teh Redwoods. He had just bought a new 2014 RT Lomited.
 


...Your not old till you can't find your way home!


Last summer my Grandma started walking for her health. We have no idea where she is...

Just turned 60. If I'd known I was going to live this long, I would have taken better care of myself!
 
I'm young enough

to enjoy it and old enough to know better but I just can't stay out of the throttle coming out of the turns. :yes::ohyea: :yes:70yrs. young. :cheers:
 
We had the opportunity to Ryde with a gentleman who was 87 years old when we were in Eureka for Spyders in Teh Redwoods. He had just bought a new 2014 RT Lomited.


He was the coolest guy! He doesn't just own an RT he RIDES his RT. Over the Labor Day weekend he was going on the 3 Flags Ride which starts in AZ, they cross the Mexican border then ride all the way to Canada over the 3 day weekend. He moved to Eureka to be with his girlfriend (now his wife). She is a good 25 years younger than him and is also a rider.

He wasn't real thrilled with the group rides at Spyders in the Redwoods though, he said they all rode too slow for him.
 
Next b'day I'll be.....

80!

Gad! Hard to fathom that number. Still going strong with good health and still employed as well.

Keep on riding.

Don
 
Well, I am genuinely surprised

I am not the oldest, but much closer than I thought I would be. And keying of some of the responses, I first rode in '46-'47 on a Cushman which shifted with a lever under the seat on the left side. Yes, I know what a Doodlebug is; I rode one. Also Whizzers, Servicycles, a Safetycycle (only one I ever saw) and some others I suppose. As long as I can recall, anything with an engine and wheels has been, and still is, a fascination to me.
 
OK, who is the oldest (in years...not attitude) Spyder drive out there? I'm only 62 (in years....21 on the bug!)[/QUOTE


OK, I am 74 years YOUNG and ride as much as I want to. will be at Spyderfest 2015 in Springfield in April and the Black Hills in July (right before the big Sturgis 75th rally). Just don't do the long cross country stuff??? If I need to get somewhere with my Spyder far away, I trailer and then ride.
THE BIG F
 
How could you have been a training instructor for the Doolittle Raiders of WWII. The war ended on September 2, 1945. You would have been 10 years old then??? I was 5 in 1945. Just asking?

The Doolittle Raiders mission was April 18, 1942. You were 7 then. Tell your "Patriot Friends " you were a "Child Prodigy"!

Jack
I think you have mised the quotes around the word Friend. It has been a joke aamong the SW Ohio PGR riders about how old I am. I have been "accused" of being the Wight Brothers Flight instructor, Crossing th Alp with Hannibal and few other things. I am probably 10 years or so older then most of them. I am also the only one going backwards on mission in my trike. HD, Honda, BMW, Star and even a Boss Hoss trike.

Unles the family is present on funeral Missions, then the conversation is to pay respect to and Honor the familys. If you are a PGR member, you will understand what that means. If not not. PatriotGuard.org or PatriotGuardRiders. org. In Ohio OhioPGR.org. A vedio on why we ride
Back on subject and off the soapboxOldmanzues
 
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