The "It's never too late" category

The "It's never too late" category Leo Nikolaevich Tolstoy got on a bicycle at the age of 67 (to the horror of his wife, children and relatives). Bicycles, it should be noted, were a rarity at that time, worse than the gyrocycle, segway and monowheel combined. From the writer's diary: "During this time, I started learning to ride a bike in the arena. It is very strange why I am drawn to do this, Evgeny Ivanovich dissuaded me and was upset that I was going, but I was not ashamed. On the contrary, I feel like I don't care what people think, and it's just sinlessly, childishly funny." Konstantin Eduardovich Tsiolkovsky got on a bicycle at the age of 45 From the memoirs of the scientist: "There was a country garden near my apartment. I often went there to think or relax, both in winter and summer. One day I met a cyclist I knew there. He suggested that I learn to ride a bike. I tried, but to no avail – I keep falling. Then I said, "No, I will never learn to ride a two-wheeled bicycle." The next year (in 1902) I bought an old bicycle and learned in 2 days. I was 45 years old. The bike was extremely beneficial for my health: it improved my lungs and developed my leg muscles.. but interest in ice skating and water sports has waned" And at what age did you get on a bike? And most importantly, would you like to ride the Tsiolkovsky routes in the 2025 season?