Weight and height
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From: Baltimore, MD
5'9 150-155lbs depending on the size of my lunch...I try to reduce weight anywhere possible 
I think the S is perfect in size, although I feel the buckets could support me better (i.e.-deeper bolsters, no leather)
I think the S is perfect in size, although I feel the buckets could support me better (i.e.-deeper bolsters, no leather)
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I'm 6'4 and was 295 lb.., slimed down to 248 lb. and lost the track for 2 months now I AM BACK , my goal is 220 lb. minimum
I said it ones and will say it again , when I was BIG the S fited me like a condom not a glove
I said it ones and will say it again , when I was BIG the S fited me like a condom not a glove
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From: Allentown, PA 18103
Originally Posted by BBall1561,Apr 13 2007, 03:38 PM
I was just wondering how tall and how fat all of the s2k owners are? I think I'm pushing the limit at 6 feet and 255lbs 
My friends think I'm too big for my car... I say they are just jealous 
My friends think I'm too big for my car... I say they are just jealous 
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From: NorCal
Originally Posted by TexanS2000,Apr 13 2007, 04:57 PM
5'9 - 165 pounds. I used to weigh 240 pounds a few months ago, driving the S wasn't exactly comftorable then.
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From: San Diego
6'2"
215 lbs
I weighed 268 before going to Japan a year ago, dropped to 230 by last december without going to the gym, just diet and lifestyle changes (Ie, fresh vegetables as a staple, walking and using trains instead of cars, stairs) Dropped 15 pounds by hitting the gym hard over the past few months, since I returned in early january.
Take the stairs, it's good for you. It's amazing how much better i feel each morning today, compared to the body I knew a year ago. I mean geez, it's like I was carrying around an 8 year old, with weaker muscles to boot.
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215 lbs
I weighed 268 before going to Japan a year ago, dropped to 230 by last december without going to the gym, just diet and lifestyle changes (Ie, fresh vegetables as a staple, walking and using trains instead of cars, stairs) Dropped 15 pounds by hitting the gym hard over the past few months, since I returned in early january.
Take the stairs, it's good for you. It's amazing how much better i feel each morning today, compared to the body I knew a year ago. I mean geez, it's like I was carrying around an 8 year old, with weaker muscles to boot.
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