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06-13-2010, 09:59 PM
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Although I really like the track bike idea now.
wish mine would pose for me with a helmet on haha... and with the bike 
maybe once the baby belly goes away.. ha... shes already lost 17 pounds in two weeks... she gonna hit the gym startin this week.... (shes a work out freak worked out all the way up to the last few weeks of pregnancy) anyway lol.... i shall reframe taking this thread off topic...
maybe once the baby belly goes away.. ha... shes already lost 17 pounds in two weeks... she gonna hit the gym startin this week.... (shes a work out freak worked out all the way up to the last few weeks of pregnancy) anyway lol.... i shall reframe taking this thread off topic...
. I gotta get some with her on the bike in a bikini or something. But congrats on the little one! That's awesome. Its pretty amazing how women bounce back from all the stresses pregnancy has on the body. Just keep her away from the
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Hahah well we our own extensive photo shoots at times . I gotta get some with her on the bike in a bikini or something.
But congrats on the little one! That's awesome. Its pretty amazing how women bounce back from all the stresses pregnancy has on the body. Just keep her away from the
. I gotta get some with her on the bike in a bikini or something. But congrats on the little one! That's awesome. Its pretty amazing how women bounce back from all the stresses pregnancy has on the body. Just keep her away from the
anyway... with ur whole situation ide def say just start in some normal riding boots and go from there... u can get it worked out one way or another...
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.yeah we'll try her with some regular riding boots and after doing some reading i'll probably lower it an inch front and back properly if she's more comfortable with that. Granted I have to get the Ducati first...
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Haha well I think my girl's assets lie in other areas .
yeah we'll try her with some regular riding boots and after doing some reading i'll probably lower it an inch front and back properly if she's more comfortable with that. Granted I have to get the Ducati first...
.yeah we'll try her with some regular riding boots and after doing some reading i'll probably lower it an inch front and back properly if she's more comfortable with that. Granted I have to get the Ducati first...
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06-14-2010, 06:15 PM
BMW has the "I'M A NOOB" controls built in, remember? Traction control, ABS and anti-wheelie controls.