Retirement Biking
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Happy Retirement Biking – part 12: Technology in bikes
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Technology in bikes. A couple of my older biking friends know everything there is to know about their classic bikes.
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Happy Retirement Biking – part 11: Touring kit for all weathers
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In today’s column, I will be looking at some of the things we need to take into consideration when planning a tour in older age.
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Happy Retirement Biking – part 10: Are all bikes as reliable?
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We all want our bikes to be reliable, so does it matter which brands we choose?
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Happy Retirement Biking – part 9: Bike reliability
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At best, having an unreliable bike can be a bit of a bother. At worst, it can be a very serious problem indeed…
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Happy Retirement Biking – part 8: Wearing the right riding kit
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Wearing the right kit is vital as we get older. It could make the difference between a great long ride and an early return to home…
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Happy Retirement Biking – part 7: Fighting fatigue
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What you ride matters. As we get older it matters even more.
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Happy Retirement Biking – part 6: Big adventure bikes
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Big adventure bikes may be a bit of a handful for many riders, but there are options. Our retirement biking expert takes a look.
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Happy Retirement Biking – part 5: Discovering DCT
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Words & photography: Roger Martin Our retirement biking expert explores the DCT system, three wheelers and Monkey bikes… “You don’t stop biking because you get old, you get old because you stop biking.” Related articles on MoreBikes KTM for kids: New StaCyc electric balance bikes available Royal Enfield updates its Himalayan for 2021. New Euro…
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Happy Retirement Biking – part 4: Retro bikes for older riders
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Last time we explored the merits of the Classic Enfield 500 and MotoGuzzi V7. As promised, we will now be looking at the other naked retros available.
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Happy Retirement Biking – part 3: Naked bikes for older riders
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There are plenty of naked bikes for older riders to choose from. MoreBikes columnist Roger Martin assess the merits of retro bikes.
