Calling all chubby viffer riders....no im not being a prick...read on...

If it doesn't go away, let me know. I currently have a top & bottom that are size 46, and I can zip the jacket.. if I don't want to breathe.

 

I think a us size 50 would be too big for me now. I dropped 40lbs. I'm wearing a 48 now in speed and strength and it is now a little large. If for some reason you think it would still fit me. I'm still in. However, Maybe one of the other fatties can use it

 

..you guys asking for the suit do realize this is a two year old thread, right?

update: since I missed that it's still available... never mind *facepalm*

 

Yeah but the OP bumped it yesterday saying it was still available. He hit me up in chat to talk about it.

 

Reading compression.

 

Do you speak English in WHAT?

Jose

 

Hoser...what happened two years ago goin to SD and picking said suite up.......two years ..

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OMG where to start...Quote it..

"Does this suit make me look fat?"

"Does this bike make me look fat" "no but it makes you look slow"

Spandex racing tights is the new "in" this year

Oh Neurnberger ring!!!??? I thought you guys said we were going out for onion rings

After the 4 cows were used to make his suit...he ate them.

Bringing sexy back to the track

He has the unfair advantge of someone trying to pass him

He doesnt have a slipstream....he has turbulance.




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So, is this gone or do you still have it? I PM'd a few days ago.

 

He's hoping for a local pickup.

 

I am local and willing to pick up, I just haven't heard anything. I am in Southern California too. I could go there today.

By the way marriedman, I like your sig line. I wonder how many crashes could be avoided by following that?

 

Oh, you're local? Well hell, he should have got back with you by now!

As for my sig line, I know personally of 2 people that could have avoided injury and expense if they had just done that. Ego is our worst enemy on a bike I think. I don't know where I heard that quote from, but I know that I beat my friends on a Hayabusa and GSXR1K when I had my '92 Nighthawk 750 on the only curvy road in this area. He just couldn't understand how a 20 year old UJM could beat him at anything. Since they didn't have straightaways to make up for their lack of ability, they were left far, far behind. Control is everything!