Originally posted by cardinal43 So, how much weight have you lost? BTW, I noticed your photo location was "city of enchantment". Didn't realize you had moved to Paris.
Hey - I'm a wirey (not skinny) dude now. Of course it's Paris; can't you tell by the grass?
Jer
Originally posted by Bob Harris Jer, isn't it great to live in an area where you can bike, sail and let the top down on your roadster, 4600 miles, I can't even count that high, have fun and remember "If you ride your Bike at Night, wear White", Bob
Yup, Bob - it's great for warm-weather hobbies, which (for me) includes photography. We're heading for the boat today to caulk a couple of windows, clean up below and a few other odds and ends to finish off spring cleaning and be ready to get under way.
Jer
Originally posted by Rupert Nice looking machine......I have been know to drive to the mailbox to keep from walking.....and it is only 10 Ft from my Jeep.
I bet I rode my bike a million miles when I was a kid....I had a Columbia, remember those? Now my old legs are pretty much wearing out.....it happens!
Best Regards!
I'll be 65 in October, but - thus far - my legs seem to be holding up (although a sore knee or ankle shows up periodically). I do remember the Columbias and, like you, our gang of early baby boomers rode everywhere on our bikes. Even in the winter in Illinois (I lack the courage to do that now, for sure).
Jer
Originally posted by Tamia Congrats on your mileage Jer! Great bike. Looks very capable. Here's to another 4600 miles!
Thanks, Tamia. It's a great way to get some exercise without getting bored (as I would in a gym). Fortunately, we can generally ride here year around.
Jer