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Well as I have said before I don't give any thought of injuries that will stop me from kicking my Norton to life and what may happen down the road, 65 years old now, I don't have any cartilage, problems or suffer arthritis or bone on bone injuries or any other problems even with 3 injuries too my left knee its been good since the late 80s, but as I say I can't afford to spend over $5k on a push button starter no matter what may happen down the road, so I live life on the edge and hope I keep kicking as long as I can, I have no other choice but to keep my Norton well-tuned and a one kick to start it as I get older, so far I am doing pretty good, live a very active life, well most of the time lol.
All this doom and gloom about getting old and no longer able to kick start a bike, I just won't worry about until I do have problems, till then I'm not even thinking about what may happen, have better things to think about and enjoy my life on 2 wheels.

Ashley

<blockquote data-quote="ashman" data-source="post: 661873" data-attributes="member: 2326">Well as I have said before I don&#039;t give any thought of injuries that will stop me from kicking my Norton to life and what may happen down the road, 65 years old now, I don&#039;t have any cartilage, problems or suffer arthritis or bone on bone injuries or any other problems even with 3 injuries too my left knee its been good since the late 80s, but as I say I can&#039;t afford to spend over $5k on a push button starter no matter what may happen down the road, so I live life on the edge and hope I keep kicking as long as I can, I have no other choice but to keep my Norton well-tuned and a one kick to start it as I get older, so far I am doing pretty good, live a very active life, well most of the time lol.All this doom and gloom about getting old and no longer able to kick start a bike, I just won&#039;t worry about until I do have problems, till then I&#039;m not even thinking about what may happen, have better things to think about and enjoy my life on 2 wheels.Ashley</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ashman, post: 661873, member: 2326"] Well as I have said before I don't give any thought of injuries that will stop me from kicking my Norton to life and what may happen down the road, 65 years old now, I don't have any cartilage, problems or suffer arthritis or bone on bone injuries or any other problems even with 3 injuries too my left knee its been good since the late 80s, but as I say I can't afford to spend over $5k on a push button starter no matter what may happen down the road, so I live life on the edge and hope I keep kicking as long as I can, I have no other choice but to keep my Norton well-tuned and a one kick to start it as I get older, so far I am doing pretty good, live a very active life, well most of the time lol. All this doom and gloom about getting old and no longer able to kick start a bike, I just won't worry about until I do have problems, till then I'm not even thinking about what may happen, have better things to think about and enjoy my life on 2 wheels. Ashley [/QUOTE]

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