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Adultery, Wetness, Porky, Grease, Sore Azz, Cooling Down

16 posts Started 15 Jun 2013 Last recovered post 19 Jun 2013 Wayback Machine snapshot 21 Jun 2015

#1

Well, that was some morning...........

My local mc dealer has his annual open day, so that means picking up something else to play :goofy:

Adultery is promoted, so I took full advantage! 

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The forecasted for later rainshower came too soon....

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Very nimble, great throttle response, good wind protection for such a small shield.

My redslut is much much noisier.....

Accellerates fine but above 140kmh, the windpressure becomes harder to overcome and the windnoise quadruples...

Bit nervous over a long tar snake...

Next ride was a porker alright, including extra large fuel tank....

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did not enjoy this as much as the F700, seating was very high, just got my toes to the ground.

Whereas it has a lot more powerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr, I'd prefer to take the F700 out on a tour around the world. Unless it is all tarmac....

Time to grease line my stomach

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Free burgers, you can't go complain here....

After which I gave myself a sore azz by riding the Integra.....

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DCT is flawless, accellerates (in "S") very well, manual flippers are eays to use, very powerfull braking.

But that seat GDammm....  it is molded bucket shape and too short, so the "ridge" to pushing in your azz. Not nice....

But a free ride is a free ride....

And to cool down......

Macna launched a new cooling vest. Instead of soaking it in water, you put water inside the vest

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about a pint.

The technology is from a company called Inuteq.

I will test is next week (when we get 25 C+ and my inlaws will have left.....).

I do not think it makes my azz look big or my gut huge???

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For Eur89 I thought what the hey, let's give this a shot.

Got some free goodies (tube collar, fleece tube collar and a special sponge/cloth to clean insect of a visor...)


#2

Nice!

Looks like you got your fix for a while. I like that first Bmw you got--wouldn't mind taking it for a few thousand kms myself.

You're right about going for a lighter bike if you'll be off-roading. If you get stuck in soft sand or if you drop it, you will never be able to get that 1200 up again by yourself.

Thanks for the short review and I will be looking forward for the review on the vest.

C

PS no, the vest does not make your gut look fat. Your gut makes your gut look fat...  :goofy:


#3

Dutchy,

LOVE your topic headings.

Am very interested in what you think of the vest. Aways looking for ways to ride in our southwest desert heat. It was 100F+ here this week. 

rm


#4

I am interested in your report on the vest as well.  Speaking of your topic heading... do you suppose infants enjoy infancy as much as adults enjoy adultery?  :491:


#5

Nice report, interesting to hear of your opinion of the bikes. There are a lot south of here who would benefit from that vest if it works well!


#6

I was almost afraid to open a thread with such a title...

I, too, am interested to hear your thoughts about the vest.


#7

Where are the moderators?  Turning to the dark side on BMWs, then a scooter, then taking a pic right before you took a leak on somebody's wall.  Who runs this place?  :goofy:


#8

What  about  using  hot  water  in the  winter  ?


Where are the moderators?  Turning to the dark side on BMWs, then a scooter, then taking a pic right before you took a leak on somebody's wall.  Who runs this place?  :goofy:

  Nobody  watching  the  shop   lets  post  a  bunch  of  water  marked  photo's..

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No  I  think  its  those  free  burgers  you  stuffed  down  in  your  pants.


#9
Really looking forward to your review on the cooling vest Dutch...it looks, well, cool!

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#10

what happened to the sliders I stuck on yer leathers?


#11

I  think  he  ate  them,  he eats  everything !!!!

:goofy:


#12

:wacko:    euh I took them off to clean the leather and lotion a few months ago.....

Cannot find them, looked everywhere...... Was hoping you'd not notice I slipped on some WIZZ leather sliders....... :wacko:

Tomorrow we're supposed to hit 30C so that will be the acid (better make that water) test.....


#13

Here a few more picures of the porker..............  :goofy:

As you can see, tippy toe it is....

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Wide Glidetm....

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#14

A dunlap makes your gut look fat. When it done lapped over your belt. :goofy:

So, I guess not. But the picture from behind makes you look like you have a small or weak bladder.  :laugh:


#15

Just sent the family your way, Leon.  Look out for'em.


#16
The vest is definately worth the 89 euros I paid for it.

Filling up a dodle, Macna specified the plug to be on the front. The patent owners version has the plug at the back. Look up inuteq for more details.

Fitting is comfortable, never noticed it being "present". Th L/XL was a little too snug so went for the 2XL/3xl.

The climate inside my leather jacket definately improved. Do not expect airco cooling.
The front flap on my jacket can be zipped off, exposing closely nit mesh fabric all along the zip, some 5 inches wide.
This makes the vest even more efficient, the vest itself having little holes as well.
Your body stays dry and at 30c at a traffic light I can tell the difference vs no cooling vest for sure.
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