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[slabghost]

A ton of feathers weighs 2000lb. A ton of steel weighs 2000lb. So why is getting a motorcycle to a measly 100mph considered "Doing the ton?" :headscratch:

 

[ajclockga]

I guess it depends on the rider.......and how scared he or she gets at 100...........and how much they ate prior........ :heat:

And ya know thats kinda like diapers.On the bag they say 7-14 lbs,or simular.We couldnt get them to hold no where near that much when our kids were little.At the very most they hold a couple pounds.

 

[joedrum]

:smilie_happy: :mrgreen:

 

[Tory]

You have to go up a couple sizes to ket that much in there.

 

[ajclockga]

Yeah we tried that,but it kept falling out the baggy leg holes.So we couldnt get a accurate weight..

 

[slabghost]

Could it be the new math? Maybe there's a mathmatical formula proving a motorcycle weighs 20# less for every mph? So 100mph times 20# would make bike and rider 2000# lighter? Methinks theres a flaw in that too. Maybe not though. Ya spose it might be the reason for a few plus sized riders? But then how do we splain the little guys on stripped down 650s? They start at 800# combined weight of bike and rider. So if they lose a ton of gravity? I think we need a rocket scientist here. :headscratch: :headscratch: :Awe:

 

[slabghost]

I guess it depends on the rider.......and how scared he or she gets at 100...........and how much they ate prior........ :heat:

And ya know thats kinda like diapers.On the bag they say 7-14 lbs,or simular.We couldnt get them to hold no where near that much when our kids were little.At the very most they hold a couple pounds.

:headscratch: I thought ya was sposed ta add the kids weight too?

 

[detdrbuzzard]

a ton =100mph, must be using the metric system

 

[Bloodbeard]

Dunno only made it to 94 then decided I need to work on the steering bearings

 

[danf]

My speedo only goes to like 85 so I don't know how fast I'm going after that.....I know it's over the speed limit..