I may, however, begin riding again when I am 60.
Meaning of the quote
Bernard Hinault, a famous French athlete, is saying that even though he may not be riding his bike right now, he plans to start riding again when he turns 60 years old. This shows that he is determined to keep being active and healthy, even as he gets older. He knows that it's important to stay physically fit throughout your life, not just when you're young.
About Bernard Hinault
Bernard Hinault, a French former professional road cyclist, is often considered one of the greatest cyclists of all time. With 147 professional victories, including five Tour de France wins, Hinault had an incredibly successful career, winning 10 out of the 13 Grand Tours he entered. He was known for his aggressive riding style, earning him the nickname ‘The Badger’.
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