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Well that’s embarrassing - clothing repairs
Posted: Jun 8th, '21, 09:03
by menzies3032
Ok so as many of you will know I am not the smallest guy in the world and rather then going for the flat 6 pack stomach I tend to work the Keg look.
However it seems some extra lock down weight has not helped getting back into biking gear and following a ride on Sunday I got home to find my phone that was in my pocket for the ride had burst a hole in my jacket

due to the continual pressure from my fat gut.
Which give me a chance to remind everybody that if you didn’t know we have access to an amazing motorbike seamstress called LWR Gerry based in Plymouth read all about her services here
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Have given her a quick call and she booked me in straight away.
Re: Well that’s embarrassing - clothing repairs
Posted: Jun 8th, '21, 09:11
by menzies3032
Now to be know as the belly buster
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Re: Well that’s embarrassing - clothing repairs
Posted: Jun 8th, '21, 11:32
by billinom8s
I believe you were given a workout program 5 years ago.
Re: Well that’s embarrassing - clothing repairs
Posted: Jun 8th, '21, 15:15
by menzies3032
Yup looks great on the bit of paper.... actually seem to remember that you asked for it back for somebody else. Many many great intentions but when it comes to exercise my body just seems to say “no”
Re: Well that’s embarrassing - clothing repairs
Posted: Jun 8th, '21, 21:09
by bkingalan
Re: Well that’s embarrassing - clothing repairs
Posted: Jun 9th, '21, 04:54
by ptolemyx
You're just a Bat Fastard who'll need a bigger bike to cope with your immensity

Re: Well that’s embarrassing - clothing repairs
Posted: Jun 9th, '21, 07:26
by Ruffian
Could almost do with a gsxr 1000 to pull you along rob.
Lockdown hasnt been good to some people.
But on the good note,
Krystal and myself have both lost nearly 15kg each now.
Re: Well that’s embarrassing - clothing repairs
Posted: Jun 9th, '21, 08:52
by ptolemyx
I was 86kg before it started. Despite all Jane's cake still 86kg. Result

Re: Well that’s embarrassing - clothing repairs
Posted: Jun 9th, '21, 09:03
by Jug
I've lost weight this year

and now lots of my bike gear is too big.
I need a smaller textile jacket, jeans and some leather trousers to match my jacket.
Re: Well that’s embarrassing - clothing repairs
Posted: Jun 10th, '21, 21:27
by menzies3032
Ruffian wrote: ↑Jun 9th, '21, 07:26
But on the good note,
Krystal and myself have both lost nearly 15kg each now.
I had noticed from Instagram your both doing really well and looking good for it well done you guys

Re: Well that’s embarrassing - clothing repairs
Posted: Jun 10th, '21, 21:29
by menzies3032
Jug_Inspector wrote: ↑Jun 9th, '21, 09:03
I've lost weight this year

and now lots of my bike gear is too big.
I need a smaller textile jacket, jeans and some leather trousers to match my jacket.
A few years back.... (ok about

I went from 16 stone to 13 stone 6 and none of my biking gear fitted me at all went down to Gerry and she totally remodelled my leathers (separate trousers and jacket) for about £100 so that it was a perfect fit. If you like you leathers and not looking to change you might want to consider giving her a call.
Re: Well that’s embarrassing - clothing repairs
Posted: Jun 10th, '21, 23:26
by Jug
menzies3032 wrote: ↑Jun 10th, '21, 21:29
she totally remodelled my leathers (separate trousers and jacket) for about £100 so that it was a perfect fit. If you like you leathers and not looking to change you might want to consider giving her a call.
Might be an idea for the trousers of my 2 piece suit.
The jeans & textile jacket I'll just sell on and then buy replacements.
Re: Well that’s embarrassing - clothing repairs
Posted: Jun 12th, '21, 06:29
by Tvrv37
Having just read your post on ' How safe is your gear' I'd say not very! If a mobile phone puts a whole that big in a seem think what 70mph down the road will do. Maybe time for something new not mend and make do?
Re: Well that’s embarrassing - clothing repairs
Posted: Jun 15th, '21, 10:58
by menzies3032
I have to say that I did have the same thought
Re: Well that’s embarrassing - clothing repairs
Posted: Jun 15th, '21, 17:42
by TLS-Moose
Its not the seam that's gone though, its the fabric itself isn't it? You can see material left along the line of the stitching, its the material to the side of that that's torn?