I saw this on another board, and I just had to share.  
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Here I thought Paul made his bike look tiny.   ;D   ;D
			
			
			
				Holy crap, I thought it was an Airsuit :o
That dude's HUGE
			
			
			
				That's got to be a Photoshop deal! :o
			
			
			
				I know a guy who is bigger who rides a street bike. Tried to talk him into at least upgrade the springs and he didn't want to spend the money  ;D
			
			
			
				0-60 @ 9.9 sec.
1/4 Mile  19.32 sec. @ 55 MPH 
 ;D
			
			
			
				That's what I feel like while trying to sniff a draft off that itty bitty bugger Ed Key. He should have to race in a sumo wrestling suit just to be fair to the rest of us, ahem, plus-size racers...
			
			
			
				Must lose weight before thy find out about my new leathers....
			
			
			
				I have no business commenting on this but what the heck.
What's up with all the different numbers on the front of fairing.  Are those other riders that he ate? ;D
			
			
			
				The arms look too small for the body.  Are you sure this isn't PhotoChopped?
			
			
			
				QuoteWhat's up with all the different numbers on the front of fairing.  Are those other riders that he ate? ;D
    ;D   LOL!!!   ;D
			
 
			
			
				QuoteWhat's up with all the different numbers on the front of fairing.  Are those other riders that he ate? ;D
I think those are part of the promo for the "guess the fat man's weight!" contest.  How many pounds is 56 stone, anyway?
			
 
			
			
				i remember seeing a dude nearly that big at the SW CCS races around the time i started.   He was a big guy, and raced buells, which were extremely tricked out, all silver metal flake paint, etc.   his custom leathers were enourmous.  i don't recall him being very fast, but him and his dad were havin' fun.
			
			
			
				face looks too small for the body too...
There used to be a couple REAL heavy fellows running CCS MW.  Hey, as long as they're having fun and not dangerous, I have no beef with them.
			
			
			
				That makes me feel better about the pics I see of me on my TZ, I tend to make it look like a toy.  ;D
-z.
			
			
			
				I've got an even better idea.  I need those leathers, then I could wrap myself in a bunch of layers of bubble wrap before putting them on!
-z.
			
			
			
				QuoteHey, as long as they're having fun and not dangerous, I have no beef with them. 
ditto!
			
 
			
			
				QuoteI've got an even better idea.  I need those leathers, then I could wrap myself in a bunch of layers of bubble wrap before putting them on!
-z.
I would advise against using bubble wrap as armor. The noise creating by falling off the bike and having all the bubbles popping at once would create a cosmic shift in the universe, causing you to be transported to another dimension where no one even knows what a two wheeled machine might be. 
Please use only aprroved armor, for your own good.  ;) ;D
			
 
			
			
				Not to mention my kids would throw a handful of marbles in front of you to hear the popcorn going off as you rolled!
			
			
			
				AND marbles on the track would pi$$ off the corner workers and the other riders...
			
			
			
				Just to give an example of this guy's size, most racers only have one number on their bike. Good for that guy, I know a lot of people that large that don't do anything.
			
			
			
				hey! shoveling twinkies is hard work!