Thank you all for taking the time to reply.
Gives me things to think about.
Wear, tear, and old injuries...
This issue is just the latest to show its head and I've had X-rays, nerve conductivity, etc for a few problems, arthrosis and carpel tunnel syndrome of late. X-rays confirmed the Neuros suspected neck issues and Osteotherapist returned range of neck motion and corrected seveveral back and thorax issues,( I feel taller too ).Tendinitis is being dealt with and has impact on reducing the carpal tunnel symptoms. Anti inflammatory as required,(often).
The Osteotherapist says that my work requires me to be in great shape to do. Apparently the decades of doing this kind of work hasn't kept me in great shape. I do the prescribed PT for the individual afflictions as long as they bother me but that is no longer sufficient. Go to the gym he says ...
I'll get on that in the new year, maybe try yoga too.
That brings me to the bike. I've been on the lookout for a heavier rear spring to deal with my rear suspension woes. I intend to have one before next riding season. Comfort gel seat has been on the bike for years. I have a few seasons with lowered and forward pegs for my bad knees. I've run a high wide bar for years. Only difference to riding position last season was the Nichols triple clamp that came with a high bar clamp that all in all might have raised bar position a little over an inch. This might be part of the issue.
Driving any time over half an hour puts me in pain. Increased lumber support helps. Osteo sayed its do to position of back and but. Told me what should relieve it and I will give it a try next time I get a chance. After thinking about it, this may be what's happening on the bike as well. If it is, it would seam that increased core strength could help fix my issue on the bike.