5 Things I Quit After 60!!! Let's RIDE!!!

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CoachBob3

Күн бұрын

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@Brooklyn12340 24 күн бұрын

Amen to toxic people 👍🏼💙 when I get fed up I mount up and ride!!!👏

@patrickmacomber8932 Ай бұрын

Retired at 68 yrs, now 72, only regret is I should have done this sooner. Your advice is spot on.

@kennethlorino9214 15 күн бұрын

I am 54 definitely looking forward to retirement, with my Spyder F3, plan to hit open road, even though next year, I plan on taking my first road trip on my Spyder. Love the videos, they help me as a new rider, only had for 3 months, 1000 miles.

@PurpleOnThree Ай бұрын

Quit worrying about what people think. That is a really good one!

@WolfRyder13 Ай бұрын

Well Bob , I just turned 50 so still working but looking towards retirement and getting a Spyder asap. I will keep your daughter in my prayers, ride safe and hope to see you out there one day. God Bless

@scottschwen7558 Ай бұрын

Retired at 62 - 9 years ago . I never let my career or job define me as a person . Doing what I want - whenever I want for the last 9 years has been the most liberating and fulfilling experience of my life ! 🎉🎉🎉 RIDE & BE FREE !!! My wife's ride is a Can-Am Spyder F3-S . My rides - Yamaha Super Tenere ES / Suzuki GSX-S1000F . 😊😊😊

@SpyderWayne Ай бұрын

You know what, I've never been to, or needed, a chiropractor. But, with all the nodding of my head up and down while agreeing with your thoughts in this video... yep, absolutely, heck yah, well my neck is taking a beating, Sir 🤪😂 It's always a pleasure, and very enlightening, listening to you. And you are definitely a "First Things, First" man 😁👍👍

@PurpleOnThree Ай бұрын

Hope precious Allie is doing better now. Yes, family first. That's for sure! A pants cutting party! Now that's funny lol! I may not be doing my paid job that I did for 30 years but many times I feel like in my life it has carried over into what I do and who I am. 🙏💜

@paulgermain9157 Ай бұрын

I'm 77 soon to turn 78. I retired from 45 years of Federal Service (Military (20) and Civilian (25)) both Army. This next year I will have been fully retired 10 years. My last day of work was 30 Sep 2015. I can say that I have not missed my former work or my TS SCI/TK/G clearance since that day. I decided to return to my N scale model railroading and have been working on my layout since them starting small and growing it. In May 2011, I bought my 2011 Spyder RTS and entered the world of motorcycle touring continuing on today. I also became an active grandfather to my now 7 grandchildren from doing daycare with my wife to acting as a taxi for them. What a joy to watch them grow and learn from a baby to young children and young adults. All good. It also has allowed me to become more active in my church. It also allows us to travel.

@hadespaganism2405 25 күн бұрын

Thanks again, Bob, for another great video. I retired May 14,2012, at the young age of 52 with 30 years and I am enjoying my life now with my wife, who is disabled and that is why I want to get a can am spyder, and that is why I sold my harley and you are 100% right about being around buttheads and I rather be with my wife.

@tendercrusader4807 Ай бұрын

I’m 66 and have been in a sworn law enforcement position since the age of 21. However, I’m no longer holding a sworn position. I have been a polygraph examiner for the last 10 years due to service connected injury as a fugitive detective. Anyway, my plan was to “retire-retire” this December. However, my oldest child was diagnosed with Epilepsy after having 2 seizures. So retirement has been postponed until we can get her independent and driving again. I am grateful that I am able to do that for her.🥰👍🌻 Many prayers are being sent to you and yours. Stay safe! 👮🏻‍♀️🚔👍🏍️

@SpyderChrisYT Ай бұрын

Words of wisdom. I retired in 2017 from my career, then jumped into a part-time but somewhat consuming gig, and now transitioning to full retirement and adventure.

@Y-DER Ай бұрын

Great sound advice for those of us that are still a few steps away from retirement too... 👍😎

@hadespaganism2405 25 күн бұрын

Your channel is a positive channel. Sorry to hear about your daughter and me & my wife send her well wishes.

@eddcurry501 Ай бұрын

When I retired six years ago, I had thirty years of service, I had seniority over all other officers and staff in a Department of over fifty. It was my identity and purpose. I never looked back, or went back to visit. I do keep in touch with my riding buddies though.

@PurpleOnThree Ай бұрын

I love people! Some more than others... But I try to think about the fact that we don't know what everyone is going through. Try to give everyone the benefit...🙏❤️

@SpyderRTL Ай бұрын

Another great lesson CB3. As an old fart i've learned what you think of me is none of my business.

@alainmichaud6747 Ай бұрын

I stop thinking of work the second week after I decide to retired, Attitude and bucket list l is the way to go , One bucket list for my wife is done ( back from safari in Tanzania) to bad I cannot ride the motorcycle its 40 today but maybe a few warm days next week last golf game this weekend ( will be a bit cold but will dress for it , The shelter is ready for the bike , Review procedure for storage during winter ... Yard is almost all closed out for winter , Getting ready for the next season … ( need to get the winter exercise schedule organized) A full life and great days, no regret just hope for today.

@rockymtnbri Ай бұрын

I'm looking forward to my eventual retirement, but a lot of things you said here resonated with me. The negative people have to go, and you can't depend on tomorrow. Thanks again for your solid advice. I'm going to bury my father this Wednesday, and a lot of what you were talking about had been on my mind since his passing.

@SpyderRichard Ай бұрын

Thanks for the wisdom Coach. The first question i always get asked when i say I'm retired is "so, what are you up to?" And it just makes me mad as heck! Why do i have to be up to something? I'm retired!! My reply usually is "retirement suits me just fine". No further explanation or justification required. Cheers Coach!

@mattclausen3398 25 күн бұрын

Great video. Some beautiful roads you have there.

@BeanieBoyMoto Ай бұрын

You're a Legend Bob!! 👍😎🤘

@mum-0217 Ай бұрын

Sound advice Bob 3, my plan is to get a Can Am when I can. I am still working but semi retired but my goal is to try and save enough money to buy the Can Am of my dreams and retire gracefully. I aim to spend time going on ride outs and when not riding, do a bit more exercise to help me stay alive and enjoy life to the full as long as I can.

@chrisburson5719 Ай бұрын

Awesome video Bob, when I reach that stage in life, I will have to close that door to. But for now, its too far in the future to think about, so for now. I'll just enjoy my now. ❤ prayers to your daughter.

@RichardGreen-vn2qf Ай бұрын

I retired 8 yrs ago and the day I left I never looked back with no regrets. You are spot on 100%. After 42 years it was time for me to go. Believe me you'll know when its time... Prayers for your daughter and entire family. Take care ride safe...

@fire3048 Ай бұрын

Yep I certainly agree with all that you’re saying 100%! Just getting some things in order before hanging up the work boots! Have lots of stuff I can do after that to keep me occupied, including riding our Spyder, touring the rest of the country, grandkids etc etc! Thanks again for your words of wisdom which are basically common sense. Our thoughts are with you for your daughter, in this time of crisis! Ride safe , regards Stephen Alberta Canada.

@charleyhough4355 Ай бұрын

Thanks again for sharing your thoughts. I always enjoy watching your videos. As I was watching this video, I was saying to myself, "Yep,yep, nailed it." I joked that after I retired that the office would close down. 1,079 days later, and I am pretty sure that my name hasn't been said in a long time 😂. All the time I spent working long hours and not spending that time with my family and friends. I sure wished that I could have learned that lesson sooner. I keep you and your family in my prayers. God bless.

@PurpleOnThree Ай бұрын

Gosh, a lot of these things we all should have learned earlier in life and not waited until we retired to learn them!

@Partzman23 Ай бұрын

Hey Coach, great video I retired in 2020 at 57 yrs old after 40 yrs of service to Unilever NAIC. Bought a 17 RTL a month later and never looked back. I have meet many new friends on Spyders since then. Some local some hrs away. We get together a few times a year to Ryde together. Really enjoying my retirement yrs. Hope to meet you and Coach Vic on the road sometime 😀 Prayers for your daughter and your family Ryde safe and God Bless

@gregbird1793 Ай бұрын

Another great vid. Thank you CB3. As a retiree,! I make it a practice minimizing "negativity" in my life. Too many professional victims and no personal responsibility out there. The friends that I ride with and hang with are positive people and they all believe in God and family. Life is too short (esp. for a retiree), no use in looking back and rotting, but look forward and use the time wisely and for good. Love the people around you. May God Bless Babba and you. Carpe Diem- there's no promises for tomorrow.

@davidtobergte8037 Ай бұрын

I’m 75, retired 16 years ago. I absolutely agree with everything you mentioned. I never attempted to break it down like you have, but you nailed it. Praying for your daughter.

@chrismaynard5065 Ай бұрын

Coach, I watch all of your videos but rarely post, but I felt i needed to today. Thank you so much for your wise words and ministering to me today. You, yes you are a true blessing. May God bless you and your family. Praying for yall.

@Eli4Bill Ай бұрын

Great video Coach Bob, and such great points. Continuing to 🙏for your daughter.

@sucaron6736 Ай бұрын

Love your attitude ... with age comes wisdom 👌

@DrDennis Ай бұрын

Retired in 2013 after 38.5 yrs as a veterinarian. Doing nothing 11 yrs later. ❤

@jimparr5412 Ай бұрын

At 5*C it is a little brisk for me too

@smith0844 Ай бұрын

I love your channel 14:51

@sheshe4460 Ай бұрын

Great advice Coach Bob I love your video and your motivational videos. Will continue to keep your daughter in my prayers. Thanks for all the great videos

@sedrickthedub Ай бұрын

I needed your message and thank you. I retired from the FAA as well in 2021 as a controller. Time to start not thinking about airplanes and Class A-Types! I still look at planes, but I need to stop thinking about which flow “the big airport” is on! Stay safe and THANKS!

@declangeraghty8176 Ай бұрын

Good video great advice. How come there is no traffic on the road there? Wish we had quite roads in NZ like that

@chrismills4213 Ай бұрын

Words of wisdom…take care.

@centralcoastcruiser2084 Ай бұрын

Hi there Coach Bob I have a question about your Spyder and 3 wheel bikes in general. Here on the central coast of California we have a lot of canyon and mountain roads and there are times especially in the winter when there is debris on these roads mostly rocks and boulders. A car can straddle the rocks and a motorcycle can weave through them but a 3 wheeler is going to run over them and I think ruin a spoiler and probably worse things will happen. Of course even on the main highways we call freeways there can be road debris like boards, ladders and just about anything you can imagine. Is that ever an issue for you? This is the main reason I won't buy a Spyder and I really don't see many around on the roads either. I appreciate your channel. Keep doing what your doing. I too have prayed for healing for your daughter and blessings for your family.