Heavy Duty Bikes for Overweight Riders: ...
Article Summary: Most bikes support riders between 275 and 300 lbs. Some heavy-duty bikes are rated up to 400 lbs. ...
Hi Lennard,This past weekend I rode from Munich to Bolzano via this routeOn the first climb, on about 8-10% packed gravel it occurred to me how awesome my bike is. Every part of it is perfection. The 32mm tires, the setback saddle, and the titanium frame make it so comfortable to ride for 22 hours over tarmac and gravel. The electronic shifting works flawlessly and the wireless setup makes it easy to build up and break down. The hydro disc brakes give me confidence that I can stop quickly even in the driving rain. The pannier rack mounts allow me to carry enough gear and food to ride basically unsupported for 340km over 2 Alp passes, riding at just above freezing or in the 70s during the afternoon. There’s no way I could have finished the ride with my first travel bike.I have it set up as a 1x with a 30T up front, because of the climbing. Will probably stay with the 1x and put a 34 or 36 up front for day-to-day use.It’s like I’m riding a bike from the future.Thanks for a great design.Greg
Article Summary: Most bikes support riders between 275 and 300 lbs. Some heavy-duty bikes are rated up to 400 lbs. ...
I’ve been riding the Zinn since March. I started increasing my duration toward 600 mile plus months to get ready for ...
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