That’s wonderful Dave.  My family is similar, some reach to 70-80 or so, while others are well into the 90’s.  My mother is 96.
My stepdad (Don) is 102 with a birthday coming up in April, and he is likely healthier than all of my family and going strong.  He still has 3 siblings who are close behind him, though they are having difficulties and need constant care.  Some of the gang has met him, Versey most recently, and can attest to his clear mind, with nearly perfect memory, and a fully functioning body, still driving, mowing on his riding mower, gardening and using his rototiller, car maintenance, etc.  He was an accountant and keeps records of everything on calendars and has done so YEARS, and can go back and find proofs of virtually anything recorded.  He is amazing.
I would not be surprised if he made it to 110.

All this talk about age is making my joints stiff.  My wife says I’m rolling them too tight.  

ThumperPaul wrote on 02/01/25 at 05:22:12:


That’s entirely possible, intake velocity is definitely decreased when that happens.

Thought I might go check my memory .

In all fairness  , that's the 1.5 lane back-roads millage , and the tank will take 3.5 gallons when the fuel light comes on with one bar left.   The small dash is the Factory GPS thing that reads off my phone and I rarely use it so it gets out of time over time.
I could replace it with a Factory-Tac. ... but then I'd have to drive fast and that would by-past the "Zen" that this bike does so well !