Stooge required

I need a stooge to test out a 2 piece suit. The said stooge should
preferrably fit a size 52 jacket and pants, be around 180cm tall and
about 75-85 kg.

Said stooge should be able to provide legible and intelligable feedback
on the performance, comfort and general reaction to the sui, including
its durability. Said stooge should be a regular rider - a commuter would
be best since the test period should be at least 2500km.

Any potential stooges that meet the above requirements and want to have
a free suit for a while please email the rotter -

 

GAWD - after trying on the pants and the jacket. I have realised that
this potential manufacturer is a baboon. Three different designs and
cuts all at size 52, the suit I wanted to test fitted the legs really
well, but the jacket is too small. Maybe I just too huge .

Im around 72kg and 178cm tall. So if your around 178cm tall and skinny,
maybe its better for you. Eitherway, I still need a suit tester.

 

Check ya email.

Aaron
ZX6R

 

I'd test it in a heart beat but you sound like you're testing for fat
bastards....i'm only 60kgs.

 

hey i'm up for trying out the new suit..am in the market for alot of
syuff so a suit would be beneficial as i test out new stuff..so leme
know..cheers

 

Bugga , you skinny bugga , Ive got dogs bigger than you

 

wottabout 66kilo's? thats where im at. Still a runt though im afraid.

Mike.S

 

The bitch is 55 plus kg , had the dog at the vet this morning , 72.4
kg...

 

Talk about being a stooge!

Hammo

 

I'm 180cm / 82kg, and I'm now commuting about 900km per week. If you
get a test suit for proper-sized people I'll give it a go. ;-)


BTH

 

a suit tester.

LOOOOXURY, I used to commute 9,000 klm EACH way, and our dad used to beat
us.

 

YR! (tm) - the bloody 60cc / 50cc would be battling to do 90 klm each
way~

With a head(s) like that..... not surprised

John

Beer?

 

Try tellin' that to young folk today, and they won't believe you.


BTH

 

I'm picking up the CT90 from the mechanic today, he claims it's
running sweetly. Dad reckoned I was a mug spending $300 to get it
roadworthy, since that's 50% of what he paid for it in 1972. ;-)

I'll be getting it registered next week. I'm expecting a bit of a
runaround at the motor registry, since this it's a 32-year-old bike
and this is the first time it's ever been registered.

And yes, it'll be doing the 90km commute each way for at least a few
days, to make me more comfortable about its longevity. Now I just
have to name the poor little thing...


BTH

 

In aus.motorcycles on 26 May 2004 14:59:48 -0700

MightyMouse, obviously.

Zebee

 

Pat.


Moike

(It is a postie bike, after all......)

 

X-No-archive: yes

~
Yeah but it's gonna' make ride reports pretty hard reading;
"...BT finally arrived after riding Pat hard all day......"
"..BT lubed Pat and fitted new rubber....."
"...BT turned Pat on and then kicked him..." (Actually that last one
sounds ok)
Clem

 

I think it's pre-postie... Pony Express?

Gary

--
Wealth without Work
Pleasure without Conscience
Science without Humanity
Knowledge without Character
Politics without Principle
Commerce without Morality
Worship without Sacrifice

The Seven Deadly Sins of M.K. Gandhi

 

You should be able to get it registered as a 2004 model if it's never been
registered before. Should appreciate the value quite a bit

Nev..
'03 ZX12R

 

Cobb and Co, surely...... (tsk tsk)

Moike