Those Sausages are the inner tires of a moutainbike tires filled with 2,5KG of lead pellets in my case and I thought 3KG in Stig's neckweight. The clip is just a big plastig rugsack clip costing E 2,- at a local sewing buisiness.
The weight balances a the air we take with us (including packing!) and gives us a much more streamlined posture, and extra weight allowing us to drift out a few extra meters.
Before putting on my cap I wetten my hair, or fill my cap with water making my hair wet when putting it on. If you put un some goggles to and show the peoples a good stroke I'm sure you'll receive admiration instead of weird looks
Doing the Stig haircut doesn't give you smaller ears, I hope
Putting a cap on while having much hair can be difficult. I've Helped someone a few times with it, I'll try to explain.
Bent a bit over, grab your hair twist it a bit into a knot, hold it in one hand while someone else holds the cap over your head on the neck where your hair starts to grow, then reach with your free hand into the cap and pull it, while the other helds it in place in your neck, over the hairs you hold in the other hand and your forehead. Only a little tweaking and arranging is al there's left to do. Ask the Galls, They'll love to help you out, and feel your hair!
Also a good trick for making contact!
Kars
The weight balances a the air we take with us (including packing!) and gives us a much more streamlined posture, and extra weight allowing us to drift out a few extra meters.
Before putting on my cap I wetten my hair, or fill my cap with water making my hair wet when putting it on. If you put un some goggles to and show the peoples a good stroke I'm sure you'll receive admiration instead of weird looks
Doing the Stig haircut doesn't give you smaller ears, I hope
Putting a cap on while having much hair can be difficult. I've Helped someone a few times with it, I'll try to explain.
Bent a bit over, grab your hair twist it a bit into a knot, hold it in one hand while someone else holds the cap over your head on the neck where your hair starts to grow, then reach with your free hand into the cap and pull it, while the other helds it in place in your neck, over the hairs you hold in the other hand and your forehead. Only a little tweaking and arranging is al there's left to do. Ask the Galls, They'll love to help you out, and feel your hair!
Also a good trick for making contact!
Kars