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Can middle age guys jump?


Delarey

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No, it is further up, part of the first section of Mont Marie. It is before the drop-off. Basically after the tight switch backs the road splits. There is a sign: Left is Fast and Right is Fun. You take the right. It is a completely new section since Oct 2017 (only about 40m with 2 jumps and a nice switch back against a hill)

Ja. Part of that new bit that they've done. Super fun. That drop after the corner that Eddy is referring to is the same.
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No, it is further up, part of the first section of Mont Marie. It is before the drop-off. Basically after the tight switch backs the road splits. There is a sign: Left is Fast and Right is Fun. You take the right. It is a completely new section since Oct 2017 (only about 40m with 2 jumps and a nice switch back against a hill)

aah, ok, have not been there in a while.

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@delarey

 

If you really want to piss on your lighties parade come to France with the Ballies in July. I guarantee you'll be able to jump by the time you come back and all your youngster's mates will be green with envy.

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@delarey

 

If you really want to piss on your lighties parade come to France with the Ballies in July. I guarantee you'll be able to jump by the time you come back and all your youngster's mates will be green with envy.

 

Sounds tempting but I think I need to stick to locations close to Mediclinics where my Discovery Medical aid will kick in when the worst happens.

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Went through about 40 of the 123 posts already, so please excuse if this was raised before:

 

We never established what the OP meant by "Middle Aged"?

 

Are we using the World Health Organization Scale? Which means the majority of you lot is still considered Youth: (Go join the ANCYL  :devil: )

• 0-17 years old: underage
• 18-65 years old: youth/young people
• 66-79 years old: middle-aged
• 80-99 years old: elderly/senior
• 100+ years old: long-lived elderly

Posted

Went through about 40 of the 123 posts already, so please excuse if this was raised before:

 

We never established what the OP meant by "Middle Aged"?

 

Are we using the World Health Organization Scale? Which means the majority of you lot is still considered Youth: (Go join the ANCYL :devil: )

• 0-17 years old: underage

• 18-65 years old: youth/young people

• 66-79 years old: middle-aged

• 80-99 years old: elderly/senior

• 100+ years old: long-lived elderly

So there that's why I wasn't fully partaking!!????

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I believe the problem with older blokes trying to jump is that we tend to think about it a lot more than a youngster, what if I fall, what if I break something on my bike, what if I break some bones....youngsters just see a jump and hit it.

 

We hesitate because we already had that big fall. They still have to have theirs.

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Def, I rode a bike and had way more skill when I was alot younger and had time to ride every single day.

Funny, its the opposite for me. I have way more skills as an old man than I did when I was younger... just wish I had the fitness of a 30 year old!

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