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by G Walker - 24/08/26 06:52 PM
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Has a lot to Say!
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Mind the rough edged frame on the side as well ... just put a scuff on my OMP Carrea F1 driving boots  Length of pipe insulation now resides there ...  
 2013 M3W # 793 'Mosquito'
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L - Learner Plates On
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My other comment on this involves an opinion, which is entirely mine, which has nothing to do with anything... The young man what designed this car is shorter than 5'10", weighs less than 150 lb., does not have arthritis or excessive wear and tear on his body and doesn't care one wit about this subject at all...
THAT IS FUNNY!!  Now I know why it is the way it is, and why I can't get in and out quickly. 
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Size and shape of bum matters too. If you only have a 32" leg but need more legroom it is likely that a nicely rounded bum is inching you forward creating a need for more legroom.
Coincidentally I am offering a bummerectomy which resolves this issue at £1500 per cheek. It moves the bum cheeks to the front thus also offering better protection in the event of a crash. Only downside is that you will require new trousers made to measure.
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"you will require new trousers made to measure"
Yes, indeed, I have seen them being worn. They look quite comfortable, with everything hanging loosely at the front, not terribly flattering though, it has to be said.
Paul
[At last, I have a car I can polish]
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Looks like a couple of timber fixing plates have done the job Waldemar. Innovative 
Graeme: 2011 +4
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Factory visit & deeper delving scheduled for next week hopefully. Need to find some kind of resolution to the problem or I'm stuffed! Wish me luck..
Steve
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At 6ft 4" with a 34" inside leg I am unable to drive a stock 3 wheeler. However, with the simple addition of a 50mm steering wheel spacer (supplied by my Dealer Allon White) and a block of wood under the leading edge of the seat cushion it is surprisingly comfortable - and this is with the earlier pedal box with supposedly less adjustment...
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so do i i put little "coussin" 
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Love the cushions - might try something like that myself, although seat comfort for me is acceptable.
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i put cushions because i am too small and it is easier for me than doing a modification under the seats
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