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i still ride at 42 and try to learn some new tricks like rolling decades, rolling over taker and tricks Perry Mervar and DMC used to perform BITD. Also got a road bike to work my breath and my endurance and a 24" to go to work.
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Good thread! Like so many others here, I'm early 40's with a fam and a small business so my free time gets pretty limited. I get out the mountain bike with a trailer for the little ones to cruise around the neighborhood and a 2002 HB ep for a little os flatland. Little being the important word there. Every summer I make goals of re-learning certain tricks. Then it seems like next summer I make the SAME goals! Ha-----
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rode flat & street yesterday for the first time this year, now that the road salt is finally gone ( i like to keep my chrome on my bike (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wink.gif) )
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I'm 40 and throw down nearly every damn day. Park, trails, street and the occasional flatland. Sciatic pain in my back is slowing me down a bit but I'll have surgery eventually.
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I just turned 39 on weds..I would say I ride about once a week...more this time of year... rather it b flatland on the strowler or go ride a park with DMC on my FBM PW moto.. Mark... JOMO pro right around the corner...
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QUOTE (Wheelie Nelson @ Mar 20 2012, 10:38 PM)
I'm 40 and throw down nearly every damn day. Park, trails, street and the occasional flatland. Sciatic pain in my back is slowing me down a bit but I'll have surgery eventually.
Wheelie, have you gotten to ride the new empire bowl yet? That thing looks awesome.
Mar 15 2012, 04:53 AM
