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Posted by TC
 - January 04, 2011, 01:02:27 AM

 So if a person says they are going on a diet we can now say "Go Bob Yourself" ;D

Posted by chief
 - January 03, 2011, 13:04:19 PM

the purpose of "bobbing" a bike was to remove anything that didn't make the bike go fast... all excess weight... so I guess you are "bobbing" yourself! <g>

Posted by TripWire
 - January 03, 2011, 12:50:00 PM

Will do and I didn't get a Drifter to "bob" it.  My basic plan is to move a lot more and eat less (and healthier). 

Posted by chief
 - January 03, 2011, 11:11:59 AM

Keep us apprised of your progress!   Sort of a strange way to "bob" a bike... though!

Posted by annieoakley
 - January 03, 2011, 09:35:42 AM

Way to go! Maybe you can share with some of us your diet and exercise plan for meeting your goal. I, myself could stand to lose a bunch too.

Posted by TripWire
 - January 02, 2011, 22:12:23 PM

Gonna try to improve the performance and handling of my 800 my reducing the weight.  Started working on the this project a few days ago.  The plan is to remove 20-25lbs before I put the bike back on the road in the spring, 20-25lbs before my Lake Michigan 1000 ride in late June and hopefully another 20-25lbs before the end of the season.  That's right - gonna remove 60-75lbs and of coarse I am talking about me not the bike...LOL

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