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RE: Skinny posts - Ulvetanna_imp - 12-19-2017
(12-18-2017, 01:07 PM)The ferret_imp Wrote:That's a little over a pound a week, which is how they say you should do it. Slow to take it off, it stays off.(12-18-2017, 09:15 AM)Ulvetanna_imp Wrote:That's a little over a pound a week, which is how they say you should do it. Slow to take it off, it stays off.(12-18-2017, 08:44 AM)The ferret_imp Wrote: I'm 78 kg (down from 83 kg 8 weeks ago) and I find the CB is mildly difficult to pop up on the center stand.... but compared to my ST 1300 it's a piece of cake lol. I dread putting that whale up, usually get my wife to help. Luckily it usually only goes on the CS every 4,000 miles when I am changing the oil.That's a little over a pound a week, which is how they say you should do it. Slow to take it off, it stays off.
Not trying to take it off, medical condition forcing weight loss. Trust me I'd rather have the weight back.
Not trying to take it off, medical condition forcing weight loss. Trust me I'd rather have the weight back. Most of us are in that boat. Doctors always reminding us to keep the weight down, watch the A1C and cholesterol, blood pressure...chasing numbers, all the time chasing numbers.
RE: Skinny posts - nhawk7504_imp - 12-20-2017
Here in the Northeast winter is a time to go to bike shops, see what's left over, see if anything new came in, have some coffee (burgers and dogs at the Ducati dealer!), get some new gloves or boots.
RE: Skinny posts - Rocky_imp - 12-20-2017
(12-20-2017, 02:28 AM)nhawk7504_imp Wrote: Here in the Northeast winter is a time to go to bike shops, see what's left over, see if anything new came in, have some coffee (burgers and dogs at the Ducati dealer!), get some new gloves or boots.
That's what I do every other week or so, haunt the bike shops to kill time and see what's new.