No Sir my Dad is 84 and still rides an FLH , with a replacement shoulder and both knees replaced 15 years ago . No one is to old .🇺🇸

I hope that 75 is not too old to ride, because I'll be 77 next month, and enjoying the heck out of my 2018 Kawasaki Ninja 400 KRT and my 2018 Honda Grom. Kawa for smiles/mile, Grom for giggles/mile.

I’m almost 79 and still riding starting in 1958, I practice ever time I go out 3 to 4 times a week on my 2014 Harley heritage . The key is practice, practice, practice and enjoy yourself. My wife has given me the ok to ride until I’m 104 years old so I’ve got a lot of years to practice riding skills and to keep riding. 🤠👍

You don't quit riding because you get old, you get old because you quit riding. I'm 75 now and still doing it.

I'm 70, still riding on a 2018 BMW R 1200 RT, about 20.000 km./year.

I'm 77 and ride a 2006 BMW K1200R, which I've had since new. No plans to stop riding any time soon. I've been riding for 61 years.

By reading some of the comments below I feel young again at 74 and still riding... thanks for sharing...

I’m 73 and ride with a guy who’s 80. In our group we had one guy ride until 87 on a Street Glide Special. Unfortunately a stroke forced him to stop. I have your DVD’s, practice every time I can and have used your DVD’s in my group riding course. Like Dave when I started in Ohio all you needed was a driver’s license.

Great encouraging video. I'm 77 will be 78 this fall. You never stop learning. Your videos are a great teacher. Keep up the good work.

84 and still riding my Road king classic. Have taken several classes over the year. Took one last year instructor said I was his oldest student ever. Usually try to spend at least 30 minutes before or after ride to work on tight turns quick stops etc

I know guys that are 80 years old that still ride like pros and I know people in their 40s that been riding 20 years that should've never been given a motorcycle endorsement. There's no age to start or stop, you stop when you can't do it safely anymore whether that's at 25, 50 or 100 years old.

I’m 72 am heading out for a 10,000 mile tour of the USA in May. I took your course in New England three years ago and now practice every time I go out for a ride. Been riding since 1969 but didn’t know then what I know now. Riding two up with luggage and with confidence thanks to you. If I come back alive I’ll let you know!! Haha!

Keep Riding! No number limit as long as you are physically and mentally fit ! 76 with Indian Chief and KTM 1090 Adventure.

Never too old to ride! As long as my body allows me to move and boogie, I am gonna do it.

Good on you guys for staying upright and staying on a bike. I'm 67 this year. Two shoulder replacements, back surgery, 3 stuffed discs in my neck, bad and week knee's but be damned if I will stop riding, Great videos, Keep up the great work an dhe help that it gives us all.

What a class act this gentleman is!! As he said, " I'm gonna ride as long as I can put my leg over the saddle". I pray my friend you get to do just that. God bless you Jerry for teaching riders of all ages to be safe, have fun, AND LIVE!! God bless🙏

My friend is 81 years old and still riding back-and-forth from Florida to Michigan.

I have a friend who turned 86 this year who is still riding. He has downsized his motorcycle and now rides a 900cc Vulcan. At some point he found his full sized touring bike, too heavy for his smallish frame. But he’s still passionate about riding. In fact, he and I are planning a three or four day trip together as soon as weather permits. I hope I’m still as able as he is at that age. I have a ways to go. I’ll be 70 at the end of this year. I’m enjoying your videos, Jerry. Keep them coming.

I know quite a few senior riders. I think it is great therapy and keeps you sharp.

Totally agree with Dave’s comments. I am 75, soon to be 76 and still riding since I was 9 years young. About 6 months ago I watch one of your KZfaq videos, since than I have watched several more. Your never to old to learn new techniques which I took away from your videos. I continue to practice many of them, especially turning your head, feathering the clutch and dragging the rear brake. I will continue to ride until it’s time not too whenever that may be. Thank you for sharing your skills it has made a difference. Charles…

This video is "just what the doctor ordered!" Sometimes I wonder why I practice a few times per week at age 65 as a relatively new rider, but it's because I want to ride into my 80s and without solid skills, it isn't advisable. Our group rides are usually led by moto officers, and we head for the practice pad upon finishing at the dealerhsip which is great fun but unfortunately only a few riders participate.

My grandparents both rode into their 80's

Woooohoooo my fellow Ontarian ... I'm telling you Motorman here in Canada 🇨🇦 you are saving lives, we watch your channel and put the techniques in practice... I'm looking forward to cone down for one weekend course.

100% agree with this gentlemen. I too can say without reservations your techniques Jerry are the Boss. I’ve been a huge advocate of proper practice. All transferable to the mean streets. I’m 67 this year. God bless this man and the Ride Like a Pro program curriculum. I’ve said it before, thank you for what you do out there. Ride safe and ride often.

70 here, been riding for 20 years. I ride my 16 Ultra Limited on a regular basis. I am thankful for my good health.

Proud of my fellow Canuck and Ontarian for his great showing in the course, and his commitment to rider safety! As to the question of when it's time to hang it up... I think that's a very personal decision, unique to every rider. My dad continued downhill skiing until he was 86. Much like riding, that is a sport highly dependent on one's sense of balance. When he felt that his sense of balance was failing, that was when he hung up his boards. He recognized that a fall at his age could be debilitating, and didn't want to risk his quality of life on what might, in his younger days, have been just a minor mishap. We all reach loss of strength, balance, stamina, general physical health, and even mental faculties at a different point in our lives, and any of those, or a combination of some or all, should be our basis for determination of when to give up ANY activity that might injure, or even kill, ourselves or someone else.

That's the best love it. I'm 70 so just think it's great. Love that he won the contest. If I was to take up riding again I would never do it without your service. I look back at my many years on Harley's and Honda's I did so much wrong. If I had today's HD I would not want to drag the running boards but I understand why you teach it. I'm just such a detail freak having my boards scraping would bother me. But I would do it for the reasons you teach. You and your wife really ride so good. Hopefully her hip is healing well. Great job I enjoy watching your teaching.

I’m 79 and basically learned by talking to other kids and having a few close calls. Pennsylvania grandfathered me a motorcycle license but Years later I took the MSF basic rider course then instructed. I still ride. Bought a 2020 Softail Standard. I’m running out of old friends that I have ridden with. They are either getting sick, or their wives want them to stop, ans several have passed away. I’m going to ride as long as I can.

Way to go, Dave. You are an inspiration to every rider who is still riding - keep riding.

65 this year,been on a chopper since 7 y.o. So far,I'm doing great!

Wow! Way to ride Dave! Great advice on continuing to practice, and learn. It doesn’t matter how long you’ve been riding

Very good video Gerry Dave is a very good rider that's awesome thanks for sharing take care

Thank you both. Looking forward to practicing.

Thank you Jerry for another great video. At 67 this is encouraging, yes!

Awesome testament to the class and the techniques! When I got back on after a 3-year break it was being able to practice these skills that I missed most. Oh, and I have to say that these comments are encouraging to someone over four decades behind!!

David sounds like a very nice man, glad he took your class, on my next visit to the USA, I am going to come to your class I have the ride like a pro video, no access to any parking lots round here, so I practice doing 90degree turns all the time on the roads, same as u turns, thank you

watched this one this morning, and im 74 started riding at 19, stopped for 45 years then restarted, took the MSF course to find out what i didnt know which was a lot. been watching your videos every time a new one comes out and since its finally warm enough up here in NJ i started practicing again 2 days ago. and like the guy said ill keep riding as long as i can get a leg over the saddle

Wow, thanks Dave, Jerry, and all you subs! Now, I've got to get out there and at least try to get my leg over at 72 years old and two strokes 22 months ago.

I started at age 60 on a Honda Grom, and absolutely love it.

I'm also 75 and have been riding since I was 19, less 12 years for marriage. I started on a dirt bike and then when I started again it was a 73 Sportster. Next was a Softail and decided I wanted to be a better rider so I bought your videos and started practicing the techniques you show. I never realized how bad a rider I was and so were the guys I rode with. Now I ride a Road Glide touring easier than any of the other bikes I've had. Thank you for helping me and many others to learn how to be a skilled and confident rider. My next step will be an adventure bike and some more skills to learn. I like the saying: You don't stop riding because you get old, you get old because you stopped riding.

Like this rider I have had a somewhat similar experience. I had been riding for a number of years (OK - at least 20), when I took my police training in 1998 and not once during that training did any of the instructors mention friction zone, head and eyes or rear brake. Things have come a long way since then. Thanks Motorman.

What a great inspirational video. I bought the videos a long time ago too. My grandson 9 years old likes to watch them when we have a sleepover. “ Let’s watch that Motorman, Pops?”👍

Inspiration this Man. Your video is a must. I'll look in to ordering it.

57 and taking my first lessons next month through HD

74 here, still riding my FLH, no stopping in sight

I'm 71 in in a month, been riding for 58 years and have no plans to stop riding for a long time.

70 years old here. Put 30,000 miles on my Ultra Classic last year. I ride year round, practice almost every day using ride like a pro as my Bible. Just like the other good book, there is a lot of truth in both. One book has knowledge that can save your soul, The other has knowledge that can save your ass! NEVER STOP LEARNING

We are all different. Some people should never ride, some can ride when 90 or more. I'm 78 and starting to think about when to stop roadracing. Probably when I can't get the medical clearance needed for the racing licence.

I had a salesperson at a dealership in Fort Wayne IN. rode to age 84. Two wheels, not a trike.

AWESOME! AWESOME! AWESOME VIDEO! SUPER INSPIRING AND REAL!

That's great, I'm not quite 75 yet, but I hope to be riding well beyond that age. It got up to 70 here in Massachusetts today, and I was able to get one of my bikes out and get in some practice. Boy am I rusty after only 4 months! Thanks Jerry for the great video. Another example that age is only a number. 😎

The day I can’t get outta bed, is the day I won’t be able ride. At 72, so far so good👍

65 years old rider here in Tennessee - so great to see these older riders going strong. I suppose as long as our eyes are OK and reactions are still good we keep going. And yes practice and training are critical. I practice tight circles and emergency braking in a nearby parking lot before every ride. Hope to attend one of Jerry's classes too one day. Thanks Jerry!

I know I've become a vastly better rider just watching your videos, going to my local home depot parking lot and PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE! 👍THANKS JERRY!

I just turned 65 this week and what an impression this guy made. Very inspirational.

Yes, 75 is too old to ride. A bike that age should be in a museum.

Good discussion between you two.. at 66, I hope to have many years to go 👍🏽

I took this course last September, and it has completely changed how I ride, but it's all practice. I also put in a clutch lever from Softbrake on my 2014 Harley Street Glide Special which was a complete game changer. Whenever I see a nice big empty parking lot, I pull in and practice a bit. Life is too short not to ride like a pro.

Awesome just awesome! Thanks

Thanks , Jerry

Am 75 as well. Rode a 69 Honda. Life & years sped by. Now with a 2014 Indian Vintage am enjoying riding again. North shore above Boston. Have found a few more friends in general area I found out ride which I didn't know till recently. One guy, a tree surgeon is 80 has a trike, but is able. .

Dude sounds like a hot shit man! 😎🤘Must feel good to see that you made a difference in someone’s life and making his riding more enjoyable...

That’s awesome. I’m from York Region too, would love to meet this person on the road sometime!!

I got off my Bonneville at 17 years old, and at 65 looked at them but the prices were silly, living in Thailand i bought a Kawasaki Vulcan cruiser, i took my time getting to know the bike and like in your other video i went wide on a corner, thanks for the tip in the video, BUT with the pound falling through the floor over brexit i return to the UK leaving my bike there. Here i have a Merc SL an old one to play with , however I may ship the Kawasaki back. I am now 71 your as old as you feel and in Mid Cheshire Uk i see many bikes out there especially with old gits like me on them each Sunday. Again thanks for the Videos Cheshire UK.

I'm only 62, and only recently started riding again after not riding for 40 years. I hope to have at least 20 more years cause I love my bike ('07 Shadow Aero.)

My grandpa still rides at the age of 83 on a Vulcan 👌🏻👌🏻

Awesome 😎 absolutely awesome thanks a lot to You and Dave that’s 100% motivation Now I feel like youngster at almost 59 😉

Cool video...really encouraging too...😎👍

Well……. I am 78 and until the local Honda class I had never driven or road on a motorcycle. We have been overhauling a 1970 Honda cb350 and will be riding for the first time this spring

Such an INSPIRATION

The perfect video for me as I just turned 75 and bought a bike.

Here, here....all great advice.. Cheers Kev 🇦🇺

Love what Dave said about dropping the bike. If you're not dropping it, you're not riding it. That's exactly how I feel too. My bike has some dents and dings from being dropped but I'd rather drop my bike in the safety of a parking lot in the pursuit of perfecting my skills, than dropping it on the road and risking my life. Dent the motorcycle, not your skull.

Well done Dave 👍🏻

I'm 72. Just retired. I road a small bike for about 3 years as a teenager. Not since. I always dreamed of having a Triumph Bonneville. Never got there. Is it crazy for me to think I can go get a new motorcycle endorsement on my license, take a course, practice with all my new found free time, and start riding again? Maybe buy a Bonneville T100 and ride in good weather only? I have driven a little roadster for fun for years. Love the top down. I would love to ride a motorcycle again.

I sure as hell hope not as that would only give me 9 more years for a mere total of 60 years on two wheels. I am hoping for 80 years on two wheels.

Age should not be the limiter on riding. That being said I have ridden with guys in their late 80s with better skills and reflexes than some much younger riders. The most important thing is for you to recognize when your ability is not up to par. I’m glad I bought that VHS from that guy and his wife. They were driving a jam packed station wagon a few years ago to bike events. I hope they are doing well. All the best!

This guy is an inspiration, so are you. By the way, how's Donna doing? Jayman...

I’m 81, try to take a ride everyday on my 2021 Harley Police Road King that I was lucky enough to Buy in December.

I drive a HD streefbob now in 2022, I have driven Honda, Yamaha, Norton from 1959 when I was 16, everyday except when it snows. Too old? not me!

Very good keep it up like it and it encourage me

I’m setting up a Facebook page titled Cross Country 2 Up . So if Donna is bored she can follow us!!

Dave is an awesome rider at 75 🏍️👍

Let us all hope that they let us ride for many many more years...Not that the community will bann motorcycles (aswell when they are in some years all electric bikes) from the roads....as people think that they will disturb autonomous cars and so one. So I really really hope that they let us run a bike for decades ....what ever engine is installed

ABSOLUTELY NOT! I know an oder guy who is 87 and still rides!

No way! Ride for life

Thats encourage for someone soon to be 72 .

No. You are only too old when you are unable to ride/drive at any age.

Motor Man: you don't stop riding when you get old-You get when you stop riding.. Words to live by for us Old Farts!!! I'm pulling out me Ride Like A Pro book and video. It's time to refresh...

Not late

He rides better then 80% of the people out there. State the facts buddy, 80% of rider's are weak skilled big mouth know it all's. All waiting for a place to crash.

Gawd I hope not 🙏

I packed up when I got to 80 years old. had edema in my legs etc. never came off never had a fall. rode within my limits. I rode around the Farm as a 7 year old,that was a long time in the saddle. enjoyed ever moment. the trouble today some folks think they are the best drivers&Riders. But I have news for that sort. One you are very low in skill & you do not know the manners of the Road. and lack Patients!

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"When i started riding you didn't need a driver's licence you could just get on a motorcycle and you could ride with your driver's licence"...... ummm yeah ok you kind of contradicted yourself there old dude

What motorcycle would you recommend for a new 50 year-old 6 foot tall rider I do to learn on? I want to be comfortable for many hours. Thank you.

Jerry... The beard?! 😢

What can you use for crash bars in Kawasaki VN900 Classic LT?

You got rid of the beard, WTH???

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