BareBones
R.I.P. BROTHER
Joined: Dec 2008
Posts: 3,076
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From: Colorado Springs
They just look so good a guy has to fight through the numbness...In time ones *** becomes conditioned to longer and longer rides.
Breaking off the 200+ on the Bare Bones is a manly feat. Kudos Big Tim!!
I didnt like the way that all came out...Day-Um. I'm outta this thread!! LOL.
Breaking off the 200+ on the Bare Bones is a manly feat. Kudos Big Tim!!
I didnt like the way that all came out...Day-Um. I'm outta this thread!! LOL.
Tourer
Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 366
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From: Hampton, VA
I've ridden my Barebones (non-gel) 6200 miles with the longest ride being 450 with only two stops for gas and I am still walking. Oh, yeah and my bike is rigid. I think Christine Le Pera must have a perfect *** mold because, while very thin, I survive just fine. I do sit for a living flying airplanes, so that may have an impact on my tolerance of pain.
Well, there was this one time I was late getting back to the house and I had to maintain 110MPH to not get jail time with the misses. I had to ride about 140 miles at this speed and the pressure wore a hole in my skin where my spine ends. The cure is to NOT do those speeds for that long!
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