toe in the water from Wincanton

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toe in the water from Wincanton

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Returning to biking after a rather long hiatus - like 25+ years. Used to have CD200. Have finally got around to taking test and now have MT07 - bring on the mid life crisis - however weighing in at 50kgs I seem to part company at speeds over 55mph! Luckily am just not a speed freak or would be putting weights down the trousers. Still getting used to bike - where did the confidence of being 17 go??? Kathy
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Re: toe in the water from Wincanton

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Hi Kathy, welcome to Swb.

Beast of a bike you have there. Hope you enjoy it (Velcro pads on the tank will hold you in place).

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Re: toe in the water from Wincanton

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Pies, chips and ice-cream will help.
Have you noticed that anyone going slower than you is an idiot, and anyone going faster is a maniac ?
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Re: toe in the water from Wincanton

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two tubs of ben & jerrys over 4 nights count??
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I'd Stay with the Velcro option
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Re: toe in the water from Wincanton

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Hi Kathy and welcome not far from you at Marston Magna there are a couple from here up in wincanton already hope to put a face to the name soon and my other half says chocolate
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Re: toe in the water from Wincanton

Post by The Muppet »

Hi Kathy Welcome i also ride a MT07 and a few other bikes :-) and weight 54kgs , LOL have no problems staying in the seat its a great bike to ride , you will get use to it :-) just get out and use it ..... Ps i have only had my licence 5 yrs
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Re: toe in the water from Wincanton

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Don't think I've EVER been 54 kg.

Remember being 65 kg at school (before kg existed !)
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Re: toe in the water from Wincanton

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Thx, getting out most evenings for a quick spin to get miles under the belt. Love the MT, so light.
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