No they're not, I'm 60 and ride one just not as hard as when I was 25.
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I am 58 and re entered the dirt bike scene at 40. I have raced and trophied in my age class...I know 70yo guys that race and ride every weekend. It takes 6 weeks for most bones to heal...no matter what your age...also the new bikes are awesome!!! Power and suspension you have to ride to believe :)
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I'm 59 and I still tear it up on my mtn. bike, quad and Honda dirt bike.
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I'm 60 also...and i'm not as hard as I was at 25...butt, I still ride !
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sell it to me.
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Husky 250? Nice ride.
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Get out and ride! You only live once!
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My Dad was in his late 70 and rode a quad on the farm. But then, he also survived the Normandy invasion so what would he to be afraid of hurting?
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Steve McQueen loved his... RIP.
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I'm 50, I don't get as hard as when I was 25 either.
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I hear you! When I was younger, I always wanted a 'Vette, and at that time, a good used 'Vette was affordable, even with a family to suppport. Now I can't get in or out of a 'Vette easily because of all my torn cartilage, etc. The moral of this story:You live once - go for who you want while you can enjoy it!
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