Too fat for a Retrobike?

[bwhsh8r]

I think that riders weight isnt too much of a concern (unless the underenginered the frame alot) unless your talking about low spoke count / lightweight wheelsets, and even then a lightweight person hitting a bump that exerts more force on the wheelset will probably effed, its more for the idea that they cannot get sued provided it does fail.

 

[lumos2000]

the only way your going to get any lighter is by getting that bike and ridding it

 

[MAXTHEROTTI]

i am wayyyyyy heavier than anyone else who has put there weight up so far (in fact am i the heaviest on rb????? i must be close) and i still ride alltho not hard but im working on it lol
so just get on and give it the berries :twisted:


rob

 

[losidan]

the only way your going to get any lighter is by getting that bike and ridding it

which is why i just stick to my existing bike....cheaper to lose weight off me than buy lighter parts too

 

[REKIBorter]

i am wayyyyyy heavier than anyone else who has put there weight up so far (in fact am i the heaviest on rb????? i must be close) :twisted: rob

We could have a RB gut-barging contest

 

[MAXTHEROTTI]

cool but your no where near chap
whats all this sub 100 kilo about???
lololol


rob

 

[REKIBorter]

cool but your no where near chap
whats all this sub 100 kilo about???
lololol


rob

I'll do some training

 

[MAXTHEROTTI]

LOTS of training needed fella :cry:
will try to meet you on my way down lolol


rob

 

[REKIBorter]

Doing my best, lunch at Pizza Express and chinese takeaway for evening meal. Currently having re-heated chinese left overs for supper.

 

[MAXTHEROTTI]

dude i had the the hot x buns in custard as advertised on tv by sainsbutys at the mo
not great but i ate it lol

so prob 5000 calories there then lololol


rob