Each generation tends to consider those that follow as less. Less diligent, less polite, less moral, etc. I try hard not to be the "get off my lawn" old timer.
I hear you on that, Tim. Though, I'll "get off my lawn" on people lacking basic manners ... and when it comes to mountain biking, some learning of trail etiquette seems to be needed. Signed, middle-aged, old-timin' mountain biker!
Preach! Mountain biking brings all different types of experiences for all types of people. And they are all ok.
Right on, Susie!
I agree with you James. Besides, I try not to look in the rear view mirror too much. I’m not going that way
I like how you say that, Michael! Cheers!
Each generation tends to consider those that follow as less. Less diligent, less polite, less moral, etc. I try hard not to be the "get off my lawn" old timer.
C'est la vie
I hear you on that, Tim. Though, I'll "get off my lawn" on people lacking basic manners ... and when it comes to mountain biking, some learning of trail etiquette seems to be needed. Signed, middle-aged, old-timin' mountain biker!
A bike can't move without a human pedalling.
So you could argue it needs a soul ...to exist as what it was designed to do:)
I can go there, Jeff! Sort of ...
And into the human/machine/tech as one, perspective. (Terminator!?!)
To be a contrarian...a bike can move without pedaling it. Give it a push! lol!