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Is Being A Heavier Rider An Advantage?

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  • Trust me.... Its definitely a disadvantage

  • lol, i got the mind of a 20 year old and the body of an 80 year old. i look at all sections like i can clean it and then wind up in a big old pile at some point and really sore the next day wishing i

  • Fat guys can bowl, play darts and shoot pool Fit is better at averything else, I'm never going to be convinced a beer belly is an advantage at anything

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No Fivebrick. The last thing I would want to do is add MORE weight. I would want to move some of the weight I already have over the driving wheels

Well it sure helped to add sandbags to the back of the truck to get up icy hills.

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i would love to back down in weight, i hate being over weight. i don't have the energy to haul around all the extras. i also had more energy when lighter.

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Not saying overweight. Saying heavier.

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Fat guys can bowl, play darts and shoot pool

Fit is better at averything else, I'm never going to be convinced a beer belly is an advantage at anything

Wasn't saying a fatter rider. A heavier rider of similar body comp.

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