If thats the case, then can I have a go a your missus?Sheesh, tough crowd to please. I don’t mind if people sit on or touch my bike provided there is no malice or intent to damage it; indeed they are welcome to, especially if they are genuinely interested. Hey no harm no foul, a bike is only a “thing” IMHO but its hard to tell what peoples true intentions are so I guess its natural to be a bit concerned if someone is shitting around and I don’t know what they are intending to do....
If they ask or seem reasonable then no worries, even if I “caught them at it” so to speak. If they are quite the opposite then, if practical, I spose I would need to give them a bunch on the teefs or at least threaten them with a caution, then maybe leg it, or a combination?
As for grubby hand prints, well the road spooge that I collect after a ride is infinitely harder to clean and certainly no worse than those of my Son, His Cousins and their mates who love to hop on for a “ride” and they always ask if I can help them. My only concerns, especially with the kidlets (even if they are with an adult) are that they maybe badly burned if the bike is still hot or even worse that they may suffer a crushing injury (fatal?) if the bike rolls off it's stand. If I am there to supervise then happy days.
I must be getting soft in my old age
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