Motorbikes as a form of contraception

I was talking to a 75 year old lady today. She was recounting her
inability to become pregnant in the 1950's. When she consulted her GP
he said that if she regularly rode on pillion then she would have such
problems, so she stopped riding. 3 months later she was pregnant,?
coincidence?. Has anyone else heard of such tales.

Brian

 

From what I read on Ebay, pregnancy is regularly *blamed* on the motorcycle
as they're often sold as soon as the screaming thing arrives.

 

It's pretty obvious really. If she's riding on the back of a bike, she's not
getting shagged is she?


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Beav

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I bought my CBX550 from a guys with a 8.9-month pregnant gf.
The bike had a soft front tyre and with 4" of snow the night before, I paid
less than 50% of the book value.

 

Given how most '50's bikes vibrated....

 

They looked lovely when they came out. Not bad looking beasties still, imo.

 

http://website.lineone.net/~dave.emerson/bikes.htm#_CBX550F2

 

Very nice too.

A chap at school had a Morini 3 1/2. Another had a Puch Maxi. Nobody was
jealous of the Puch.

 

If the vast majority of women I've seen getting off the backs of bikes are
anything to go by, they'd have more chance of seeing size 18 again than
anyone wanting to inseminate them. Yuk.

 

For some reason I'm imagining this conversation happening after you've
just zipped up your fly and said "I hope you're on the pill love!"

 

How much do babies bring these days?


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Beav

VN 750
Zed 1000
OMF# 19