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Your derogatory comments about that person's shape may be a bit out of line Andy. The sad fact is that we're not all as slim youthful-looking as yourself in our elder years. The rider is unidentified, so you may be taking the piss out of someone on this forum who you know and respect. If so, hopefully they won't be too offended.

As for the short legs, it may be someone of the female gender. Hard to tell when clad in bike gear. At least he/she is out there riding a Laverda triple. Good on 'em.
 
Dellortoman said:
As for the short legs, it may be someone of the female gender. Hard to tell when clad in bike gear.
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I have a simlilar problem Cam, although it looks like he/she has even shorter pins than myself.
They have missed a trick though, I put my bike on sidestand before getting on/off - much, much easier! If they haven't got one, then they need one!
 
Dellortoman said:
Your derogatory comments about that person's shape may be a bit out of line Andy.
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Cam, you're quite right: apologies all 'round.  Actually, I shouldn't poke fun as I'm no where near as slim and svelt as I have been or would like to be... I don't look much better in my own leathers either and, you're right: anyone out there on A Lav these days is doing ok especially you racers.


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Can we take the piss over his paddling that bike around like a Harley rider? 
 
Dellortoman said:
Your derogatory comments about that person's shape may be a bit out of line Andy. The sad fact is that we're not all as slim youthful-looking as yourself in our elder years.
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Well, I'm down to 84Kg from 115Kg, and have been for 6 years.
But, if I waddled around on a bike like in the video, I'd take a leaf out of Noddy, Slades lead singers book, and get some platform souled boots.  :D
 
Short and sweet to brighten up your day.
https://www.facebook.com/1615832008653907/videos/1758085697761870/
 
Certainly teaches the Dover Harbour Board some lessons there! Why bother with expensive bespoke facilities for foot passengers and vehicles in a protected harbour - allowing everyone off first before getting the others on?

The word 'chaos' springs to mind.
 
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