Originally Posted by
loneviking61
Go to a bike race and look at the guys and gals racing in the 45 and up, and in the Masters section. A lot of them you would have no idea how old they are. For many of the others the only clue is the gray in their hair. I'm betting there are going to be a lot of very fit cyclists living to be quite old.
Concur. The Fountain of Youth is no secret -- it takes aerobic and weight-bearing physical exercise, stress reduction, a healthful diet, mental engagement, a strong sense of purpose and commitment, and a resilient personality that can deal with loss and tragedy. Bicycling can be an important component.
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