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**scrivy** · 9th January 2009, 19:40

Originally Posted by White trash

I'm not going anywhere near Bob. I hear he's got abnormally long digits......

Long digits is the least of ya worries mate......

It's the other abnormally long thing you should run the hell away from!!!!

**Spyke** · 9th January 2009, 22:00

what recomended weight range do all the swingers try to be in? just curious.

**sidecar bob** · 9th January 2009, 22:08

For a long bike i would say 50 to 70 kg, for a short bike 70 to 90kg, although ther are a few that fall well outside those guidelines with reasonable results.

**trump-lady** · 9th January 2009, 22:25

what a confusing thread lol

**laserracer** · 9th January 2009, 22:35

HEY what about a really really short bike and 120kg swinger lol...i go good down hill

**sidecar bob** · 9th January 2009, 22:46

Originally Posted by trump-lady

what a confusing thread lol

You have never seen a sidecar thread before have you. Sorry, it makes perfect sense to about three percent of us.

**trump-lady** · 9th January 2009, 22:49

Originally Posted by sidecar bob

You have never seen a sidecar thread before have you. Sorry, it makes perfect sense to about three percent of us.

alcohol will make u think other...thought i was in for a juicy swingers story....
As u say...didnt think bout three percent lol......

**Kickaha** · 9th January 2009, 23:19

Originally Posted by laserracer

HEY what about a really really short bike and 120kg swinger lol...i go good down hill

Pigster was at least 120kg + and the Macefield clowns were a quick crew for what they were riding

**sidecar bob** · 10th January 2009, 14:41

Originally Posted by Kickaha

Pigster was at least 120kg + and the Macefield clowns were a quick crew for what they were riding

AT LEAST 120 kg. The pigster outfit was weighed at Puke last year & it was over 500kg (thats heavy folks) ready to race with two wee lads on it.
The figures i mentioned are what i believe to be near enough to spot on.
I am 87kg naked & feel just only heavy enough to do my job properly yet not too heavy to dampen accaleration too much.
Of course the less competitive a team is the less it matters.

**Kickaha** · 10th January 2009, 17:43

Originally Posted by sidecar bob

For a long bike i would say 50 to 70 kg, for a short bike 70 to 90kg, although ther are a few that fall well outside those guidelines with reasonable results.

I'd say 50kg is still way to light for a long bike, I'd be picking a narrower window 65-70kg

Mostly I think it depends on the style of riding and just how competetive the team is