im a big guy and i ride a 85 fj1100

[baldy3853]

The consistent theme in his posts is that they're typically offensive,

And please don't consider him a typical sample of the Aus population... Or, if that is typical, do remember that there are some decent folks living surrounded by assholes down there.

Andy please be aware the same can be said of your country and U have far more then we will ever have 
Im only to happy to include Klavdy as a very good friend who will do anything to help out a real mate!
Baldy

[ButtButter]

     As a newbie myself on here, I can say that most have been very helpful in trying to respectfully answer my questions and offer advice.  While this has been very entertaining to read, I try not to be offensive as I have plenty of faults of my own. I appreciate the help I have recieved here and I look forward to making new friends.   

[Mandrake67]

I'm still around, just have work, hunting, fishing, and when the bikes not getting work done riding. There are many reason why a person is over or under weight, I just found the attitude of K statement judgemental and arrogant. Basing a staement/ attack based on body weight and not body fat is foolish since body buiders can weigh over 300 and be dang near zero body fat. A persons weight has little do with there skill in the saddle, it will affect exceleration and wear the bike down a little faster, but hey thats what mods are for. 

As far as the sport bike world, an FJ is barely a sport bike in todays world.

And as far as contributing, I used to run in Turnbull Canyon in Southern California, the 100 mile drive on Highway 1, the Sierra Nevadas, Angeles National Forest, and even got 15 minutes on Laguna Seca.

Be happy that theres someone else out there riding, supporting your passion, be a person with a passion for life instead of one that feels they need to insult others to make themselves feel important.