Mo. Both are 33, with Burgess two months older than McCoy. Neither plan on giving up anytime soon. Both agree there is no such thing as retiring from a sport like theirs. They said they might stop competing, but will continue to ride. I just love it.
Some guys go to the gym.
As long as he's got money and working body parts he won't stop. It's his life. Injuries haven't dulled their enthusiasm, either. With jumps, stunts, twists and turns in extreme bicycling come plenty of falls. The worst injury Burgess has suffered was a broken collarbone, which kept him down for at least eight weeks.