Well, not here here, I mean when it comes to road riding and passing the cycling bug on to next generation. I started chasing roadies on my dutch bike around the age of 15, and riding seriously at age 16. My kid, at least one of them, is now 15 and has taken on one of my old road bikes. He has a handful of rides under his belt in the last couple weeks and is quickly getting faster (as a trail runner his base condition already was superb) and learning new tricks. Starting to catch roadies on the local climbs, gunning for improvement on local strava segments. I actually have to work to ride alongside him on the climbs. He still sucks at descending but is also getting faster and more comfortable in that respect. He's hooked big time. The circle is complete. Time for the old guy to hang up the cleats?