Just sold my Sym Maxsym 400i to an 83 year old gent who presently owns a Joymax.
Arrived at my house in his car with a bike trailer attached.
He liked and bought the scooter which we then loaded onto his bike trailer and away he went.
Hope I am as fit and able should I reach that age.

Me too! It would be great to still be riding too !

I'd be grateful just to be alive at that age...

+1

I hope (nay pray!) I'm still exploring France on my X9 250 Evo currently sat waiting for me in my garage in Brittany.

It'll likely depend if I'm fit enough to still cope with the wood fire heating and not had to return to the UK, if they'll let me back in and I can afford it!

Data wrote:I'd be grateful just to be alive at that age...

For me that all depends on my mental and physical condition. As Kurgan said in Highlander, "it's better to burn-out than to fade away."

I dont want to be alive at that age! Ally what did you replace the fab 400 with?

spaceprobe wrote:I dont want to be alive at that age! Ally what did you replace the fab 400 with?

I bought a Kawasaki W800 on which I got a good deal.
Reminds of Triumphs I owned in the 1970's.
Shame about the Maxsym but I needed the space.

JohnR93 wrote:

Data wrote:I'd be grateful just to be alive at that age...

For me that all depends on my mental and physical condition. As Kurgan said in Highlander, "it's better to burn-out than to fade away."

I believe that line was penned by Neil Young in the late 70s some time before Highlander...?

gn2 wrote:

JohnR93 wrote: As Kurgan said in Highlander, "it's better to burn-out than to fade away."

I believe that line was penned by Neil Young in the late 70s some time before Highlander...?

My my, hey hey
Rock and roll is here to stay
It's better to burn out
Than to fade away
My my, hey hey.