
Motorcycling after retirement is becoming increasingly popular. The official website of the Bureau of Transportation reports that there has been a shift towards older motorcycle owners, with the median age of motorcyclists increasing from 27 to over 40 years old since 2003.
These statistics suggest that motorcycle enthusiasts often wait until they retire before exploring exciting destinations or going on a once-in-a-lifetime motorcycle camping trip to a scenic national park.
It is said that our priorities shift with age. In our second or third decade, we're often focused on getting pay raises and promotions, and we may restrict or cut out all vacation time from our lives. As we grow older, our focus shifts to having enriching life experiences, collecting memories, and improving the quality of life.
If you have a motorcycle in your garage that you've never had time to ride on freeways, different terrains, and scenic motorcycle roads, your retirement is the perfect opportunity to fulfill your dream trip.
This article focuses on five benefits that will convince you to take up motorcycling as a lifestyle after retirement.