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Video: 71-Year-Old Shreds the Whistler Bike Park

For Dr. John Rideout age doesn’t mean a thing. At 71, he still shreds the Whistler bike park like a day hasn’t gone by. If you’re around the trails you just might see him sending it into Freight train, Dirt Merchant, Lower A-line, and then into Hornet—that’s his favorite line to take in the park. When he drops into Dirt Merchant he has to remind himself that he's not 26 anymore, even though he’s a 3-time World Masters DH champion. He’s not stopping there. Still competing, he’s hoping to race at the Mt St. Anne World Championships in 2019. 

Wow! Stronger than I am. It makes me feel happy knowing that 74 years old is still able to do things like this. Just amazed! greenville sc concrete contractors

This is Awesome. I’m heading to this Whistler bike park this spring and definitely hope to see this guy there. Super inspiring - hope I can be doing the same thing at his age. visit us

Truly inspirational. I hope he can keep smashing it like this for years to come! stump grinding O’Fallon MO

Always super inspiring. Keep keeping it real. Aurora IL tree removal

Wow that guys in better shape than me and I’m in my 40s. Then again I’m also a mom who loves burgers! Proud of this guy.

Thanks for the inspiration.
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This is amazing. I aspire to be this fit when I’m in my 70’s. Sadly, I can’t even now do what he’s doing at age 71. But cheers to him.
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Awesome is an understatement! This takes so much hard work and dedication, other people would probably not even know. Keep it up!!! epoxy garage floors

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stash member Katie Lozancich

TGR Staff Writer and photographer. Fond of bikes, pow, and dogs. Originally from Northern CA, home for me has ranged from the PNW to a teepee in Grand Teton National Park.