'I’ll have to be buried with my bike' 76-year-old still racking up 200

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Thought this was a nice read

'I’ll have to be buried with my bike' - 76-year-old still racking up 200 miles a week shares tips for lifelong cycling

[Baron Blubba]

I really enjoyed that, thank you. I'm going to share it in our shop's daily-ish newsletter today, too! I appreciated the 'rides in all weather --except ice!' caption. I'm similar.

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Originally Posted by Baron Blubba

I really enjoyed that, thank you. I'm going to share it in our shop's daily-ish newsletter today, too! I appreciated the 'rides in all weather --except ice!' caption. I'm similar.

You welcome! I liked it too! That pic of him & his son was cool too. Beat Greta Thunberg by probably a few decades

[capt_velo]

Originally Posted by Baron Blubba

I really enjoyed that, thank you. I'm going to share it in our shop's daily-ish newsletter today, too! I appreciated the 'rides in all weather --except ice!' caption. I'm similar.

He's not that hardcore...

I’ll not set off in sub-zero temperatures and gales any more. Black ice have had their laugh at me but no more.

[weisan]

I have the privilege of riding with quite a few of these immortals every week, they continue to inspire me every time I ride with them.

Jerry Dusterhoff (81) - author of cycling vacation books "Gotta Go!" and "Bicycle Journeys with Jerry", ahead of his class for multiple disciplines in his age group, in fact, he was at our group ride yesterday, doing 50 miles like he's just eating his cereal for breakfast.
https://www.amazon.com/Gotta-Go-Vaca.../dp/0979949017
https://www.road-results.com/team/19869

Stanton Truxillo (82) is still leading a group ride out of Mozart in Austin every Saturday.

https://www.statesman.com/story/life...s/10198094007/