I am always there to guide you guys, if I see that you are going astray.. but it is hard to find fault with such a great group of people .. there isn't too much news from my end regarding my CB 1100 .. my life has been busy lately, working on some of my rental properties.. I dont mind too much.. it gives me a feeling of accomplishment.. I am hoping that I found a way to ride my bike for many years to come !! .. I am 77 now and may have found the answer.. I feel I must share with you guys.. I have no direct links, but google Dr. David Sinclair of Harvard University .. he gives lectures and has written a book on extending life.. he speaks of genetic break throughs .. I have sent my blood sample to a specialized lab and will be finding out my true biological age.. I should hear from the lab in 2 or 3 weeks.. very exciting stuff..
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Good luck Chuckk and keep us updated
In my mind I am still 18 years old but my body tells me a different story which I happen not to believe....
I will have to say.. I believe in science .. here is Prof David Sinclair's video that I found so inspiring ..https://youtu.be/9nXop2lLDa4
https://youtu.be/9nXop2lLDa4
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(06-22-2021, 11:18 AM)Houtman_imp Wrote: [ -> ]In my mind I am still 18 years old but my body tells me a different story which I happen not to believe....
Hmm, that is quite the age differential. Maybe time to give a blood sample, ... Count.
the lab I chose to test my biological age charges $399. to do it.. the lab that dr. Sinclair uses charges $299. I didnt know that when I ordered my testing.. I chose TruDiagnostic .. the doctor chose Inside Tracker... they both use a recent discovery to know your precise biological age.. it is called the Horvath Clock .. it measures the amount of methylation that has accumulated on your "C" chromosome .. if I have that correctly ..
Life is a construction site. And Kiel, quite Kiel.
But you can cruise and park in this city, which tries to live in a fast lane on their internet ways in the near future, very relaxed with a motorbike or a bicycle. I prefer the first.
Pretty neat you can park the motobike on the sidewalk.
Wonder what people are thinking on the other side of that window?
Same but different. A good restored Yamaha 1100XS with 90.000km on its speedometer.
The engines of both bikes have similar power and ccm. And both are gone now, not enough Zeitgeist anymore. Concerning Zeitgeist it's good for choosing motorbikes not to stick to it. I don't explain why. I just give a hint, it has something to do with a word that starts with u and ends with y.
I remember the ol' Maxim XJ1100, very similar to the XS Eleven. A glorious time for liter+ inline-4s.