Welcome to the club, mate... :) I be over 90 meself, so there you go: that's a very subjective issue; It also depends, I suppose on your style. If you need infinite power in every situation at any rpm, you'll probably end up with a higher-end 1100cc or so bike. Which is nice, but also heavy as hell, and quite possibly bulky and/or gas-guzzling. If you're realistic about what is actually necessary for that weight, and you're not a particularly "throttle-itchy" person, something around 500cc might be quite enough. I'm currently riding an 535 V-twin, and let me tell you, most of the time on near-minimum throttle. Any time I really feel like more speed, the bike will quite pleasingly jam me in the seat if I seriously open the throttle, even at higher speeds. That being said, a 200-300cc bike would more than be able to haul the sheer weight around, quite happily. But if you've ridden anything bigger than a 125cc, it WILL seem like not-quite-enough power. Trust me on that one.
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because they can
well over 200lbs
it will take about 31 days to get good weed out of your system naturally for a person over 200lbs
She does her name is Zara Phillips and she does not weigh over 200lbs
It is a robot that is used in radioactive areas and can carry over 200lbs. it is used to remove nuclear reactors.
Since he's 6'2 it's assumed that he weighs over 200lbs.
Cast iron clawfoot tubs already weigh over 200lbs, but any other type should definitely be anchored, and check that the floor will hold the weight also , tub + water+ person .
The fiat 500 is a 5.7 liter turbochraged v10 making over 700hp and 80 tourques it only ways 200lbs!
No, you just need to get over that person! Move on!!
The 2010 Camaro can fit up to 4 people but if you have larger people in the front seats then I would say only small children will fit in the back seats. Larger people would be defined as over 6' and 200lbs.
It has been said that there are over 1000 different breeds of sheep, and thus it is possible that there many different weights. But as an example, Suffolk sheep weigh between 150 and 200lbs
over 1 person