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    Quote Originally Posted by Nicksta
    well i think the FXR is its damn fine too....
    heh heh oooooohhhhhhh riiiiiiiiiiiiight

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    Wink

    I don't notice reactions from the public. A male friend pointed out to me that when at Manfield Race Track, the eyes follow me when I'm dressed in my leathers.

    I have one funny incident - while at Manfield I have seen guys stripping off - walking around in their undies etc - well the day I went on the track, I wore the bare essentials underneath and a red lace camisole - and I only took my jacket off (not the trou) as far as I was concerned I was all covered, didn't stop a male friend from shielding me as it were!! I was oblivious to stares!!
    and I was damned hot after coming in off the track!

    I did have a retired gent say to me - when I wore my leathers it was not very feminine - I replied - they were to protect me and anyway what I wore underneath was extremely feminine so he needn't worry.

    Another incident was I'd left the husband, bought a bike, was in my leathers and pulled up to an intersection - right beside him - of course he didn't recognise me, full face helmet and for once I did notice - he had a good perve - so tempted to knock on his window and say Hi darl, however I turned up at a friend's place as he was coming out - the look on his face was priceless, the jaw stayed dropped for yonks, stuttered, pointed at bike etc - burst into tears - and my reply was "No I'm NEVER coming back to you".

    I must admit when I ride the bike to work turn up in my leathers then change and appear the corporate lady - my last bosses - lawyers certainly did a double take! After working there a while one of their comments were "Goodness we appear to have led a mundane life compared to you". They got to asking me where would I be riding this weekend etc and sometimes when introducing me to clients say "she rides a really big bike".

    It has NEVER ever got me off speeding tickets, 6'in boots, long legged blonde - apparently not paper bag material I'm told, I could show cleavage - but dont. And the bastards fine me every time - yet while out riding with a male friend - he got pulled up and got off scott free! While I think he's gorgeous (my friend) the male cop was not that way inclined. I'm polite to cops to just like my friend was! So I reckon it is their itty bitty egos - can't handle a woman on a big bike. Spose it doesn't help that I tower over most of them anyway! So have to battle the shortarse ducks disease syndrome for a starter! lol

    I figure it works both ways - I like slim men in leathers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bloody Mad Woman(BMW

    I figure it works both ways - I like slim men in leathers.
    I'm with on that one....you should see my mate Dilnot on his R1...SHARP!
    I'll never forget a track day at the Mount where this fat young dude's father hired the track for him to practise(he was REALLY slow). Well end of the day he unzipped his one-piece leather suit and all this fat just OOOZED out and wobbled.... So gross!!
    Love the bit about your X....priceless!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Waylander
    I'm a Brunette.
    And I'm blonde

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    Quote Originally Posted by alarumba
    And I'm blonde
    Maybe you two should "Get a room"
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    Quote Originally Posted by Goblin
    Maybe you two should "Get a room"
    lol?

    Oh, you're implying that we're gay! Ahahahahahahaa! How clever

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    I'm Blonde

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    my bikes attract far more attention than i do ....
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    Grass wedges its way between the closest blocks of marble and it brings them down. This power of feeble life which can creep in anywhere is greater than that of the mighty behind their cannons....... - Honore de Balzac

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    Quote Originally Posted by mstriumph
    my bikes attract far more attention than i do ....
    awwwwww I love you Mstriumph lol

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    Blonde here as well.............................................. ....................................
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kornholio
    Blonde here as well.............................................. ....................................
    That doesn't override the fact your still plain fugly, Mick


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    Quote Originally Posted by kels
    Got to say that I have had a few funny reactions.. Very similar to the other women here. Even had a couple of guys come over and say "nice bike" which is really good of them.
    Its every redblooded man's duty to check out a "lady's bike"
    It is what it is

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    Quote Originally Posted by boomer
    That doesn't override the fact your still plain fugly, Mick
    Thats what teh helmets for Bummer :eyepoke:
    Built for speed, not for comfort

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    We will always get reactions, especially on the bigger bikes. Had a few older ladies speak up when out and about reciting their days on BSAs, etc. But yea, usually get the 'thats a big bike for a girl' comment somewhere along the way, WTFs with that anyway
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