A US motorcycle enthusiast has taken legal action after a bike seat gave him long lasting erections. Straight from the ''only in America'' files comes this – a Californian man is suing BMW North America over a seat that gave him a severe case of priapism (A persistent, lasting erection) that has lasted for 20 months. Henry Wolf claims his 1993 BMW motorcycle, or more specifically the bike's "ridge-like" seat, gave him a "severe case of priapism" when he took it for a four-hour ride on May 1, 2010, according to the Courthouse News Service. Wolf is suing BMW North America and the seat's manufacturer, Corbin-Pacific, in a product liability lawsuit in the California Superior Court in San Francisco, claiming the "negligent design, manufacture and/or installation of the seat" has caused the painful condition. Narrow, "banana" style seats similar to the one reportedly fitted to Wolf's motorcycle have been associated with problems such as genital numbness and even erectile dysfunction, however Wolf's case is the first known to tackle the opposite side of the problem. The court notes state the Wolf "has been experiencing continuing problems since his motorcycle ride" including "substantial emotional and mental anguish" and the inability to engage in sexual activity. Wolf is seeking compensation from both companies for emotional distress, lost wages and medical expenses.http://www.stuff.co.nz/life-style/motoring/6836121/Uneasy-rider-sues-over-bike-induced-erection
Touch New Zealand is excited to announce that all grades of Games 2 and 3 of the Trans Tasman Test Series will be made available on TVNZ's ONDEMAND service. Games will be available to view on the mornings of Saturday 28/4 and Sunday 29/4.
This will be a great opportunity for NZ Touch fans to catch up on all the action from Mudgee. The Touch NZ Facebook page will also feature live updates for every Test Match in the series; full match reports and photos available on the day of the matches on touchnz.co.nz.
The three-test series will be played at the following times:
Thursday (Game One)
6.30pm (8.30pm NZST) –Mixed Open
7.35pm (9.35pm NZST) – Women’s Open
8.40pm (10.40pm NZST) – Men’s Open
Friday (Game Two)
4.00pm (6.00pm NZST) – Mixed Open
5.30pm (7.30pm NZST)– Women’s Open
6.30pm (8.30pm NZST) – Men’s Open
Thursday (Game One)
6.30pm (8.30pm NZST) –Mixed Open
7.35pm (9.35pm NZST) – Women’s Open
8.40pm (10.40pm NZST) – Men’s Open
Friday (Game Two)
4.00pm (6.00pm NZST) – Mixed Open
5.30pm (7.30pm NZST)– Women’s Open
6.30pm (8.30pm NZST) – Men’s Open
Saturday (Game Three)2.30pm (4.30pm NZST) –Mixed Open
3.35pm (5.35pm NZST) – Women’s Open
4.40pm (6.40pm NZST) – Men’s Open
3.35pm (5.35pm NZST) – Women’s Open
4.40pm (6.40pm NZST) – Men’s Open
Watch the video coverage of the New Zealand Touch Blacks.
http://tvnz.co.nz/one-sport/2012-04-28-video-4855646































