View Poll Results: Who of these ladies would be your preferred pillion?

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  • Rachel Hunter

    12 6.49%
  • Nicky Watson

    34 18.38%
  • Eva the Bulgarian

    22 11.89%
  • Greer Robson

    33 17.84%
  • Angela Bloomfield

    13 7.03%
  • Simone Kessell

    6 3.24%
  • Kelly Swanson-Roe

    17 9.19%
  • Toni Marsh

    48 25.95%
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Thread: Preferred pillion II (the high testosterone version)

  1. #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim2
    Just get her to squeeze her knees together when you start to brake - seriously it works. Make sure she looks under you on the way into a corner too.

    Jim2
    An even better idea: Convince her as to the virtues of piloting a machine - thereby freeing both you up from the burdens of pillion passenger responsibility.

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    Poor Rachel

    No votes so far... I know she was a bit over rated but look at the body she had back then


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    Rachel might have a nice body, but a mutt face.

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    Surely we are missing some other kiwi greats as well.....I struggle to see that onyl 8 made it on to the list???

    how about - Mandy Smith

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    Quote Originally Posted by wkid_one
    how about - Mandy Smith
    *Droolz*


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    yes and no Dan. if she gets a bike then I probably have to go at her pace to avoid being seen as insensitive or reckless (this could be construed as cramping my style!). if she's pillion, I go at a pace she's comfortable with but doesn't need to do anything about (somewhat quicker than what I suspect she would want to go at.. she's not normally a speed freak)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Coldkiwi
    yes and no Dan. if she gets a bike then I probably have to go at her pace to avoid being seen as insensitive or reckless (this could be construed as cramping my style!). if she's pillion, I go at a pace she's comfortable with but doesn't need to do anything about (somewhat quicker than what I suspect she would want to go at.. she's not normally a speed freak)
    SO: If I am to read between the lines - you are scared she will be a quicker rider than you!


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    Quote Originally Posted by wkid_one
    Surely we are missing some other kiwi greats as well.....I struggle to see that onyl 8 made it on to the list???

    how about - Mandy Smith
    Kylie Bax?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Motoracer
    Poor Rachel

    No votes so far... I know she was a bit over rated but look at the body she had back then
    No takers on the trumpet strumpet then?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Dog
    Kylie Bax?
    This poll drew a line excluding "vaccuous bint".
    "Standing on your mother's corpse you told me that you'd wait forever." [Bryan Adams: Summer of 69]

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hitcher
    This poll drew a line excluding "vaccuous bint".
    Why? You asked for preffered pillion not preffered conversation. I prefer "vaccuous bint" style passengers. They are easily enough entertained that they don't expect you to stop when their visor fogs up, they just watch the races between the dew drops, assuming they work out that it has fogged up.
    They don't suddenly expect you to explain how a bike doesn't fall over mid corner.
    They don't expect you to talk to them the whole way.
    If you have to shout lunch at the other end how expensive can half a banana, half a strwberry and half a yoghurt with a side of evian cost?

    My ideal pillion follows the three golden rules. Sit down, Shut up & Hold on.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Coldkiwi
    yes and no Dan. if she gets a bike then I probably have to go at her pace to avoid being seen as insensitive or reckless (this could be construed as cramping my style!). if she's pillion, I go at a pace she's comfortable with but doesn't need to do anything about (somewhat quicker than what I suspect she would want to go at.. she's not normally a speed freak)
    Who? Mandy Smith?
    “- He felt that his whole life was some kind of dream and he sometimes wondered whose it was and whether they were enjoying it.”

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Dog
    Why? You asked for preffered pillion not preffered conversation. I prefer "vaccuous bint" style passengers. They are easily enough entertained that they don't expect you to stop when their visor fogs up, they just watch the races between the dew drops, assuming they work out that it has fogged up.
    They don't suddenly expect you to explain how a bike doesn't fall over mid corner.
    They don't expect you to talk to them the whole way.
    If you have to shout lunch at the other end how expensive can half a banana, half a strwberry and half a yoghurt with a side of evian cost?

    My ideal pillion follows the three golden rules. Sit down, Shut up & Hold on.

    Understood. Maybe a third poll should be created to cover all bases??
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hitcher
    Understood. Maybe a third poll should be created to cover all bases??
    :confused2
    Laughing hard! This is the problem with posting polls on opinion, everyone has one. Everyone reads what they want to read not what you wrote!

    Just tell us to

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    Quote Originally Posted by Coldkiwi
    if she gets a bike then I probably have to go at her pace to avoid being seen as insensitive or reckless (this could be construed as cramping my style!).
    I know this too well, mine has a bike but is what might be considered as a 'cautious & law abiding' rider, and I have been accused of being 'insensitive' a few times.
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