Kona you forgot to add in if it's a 29" / 27.5" / 26" SS / geared, ridged or squishy and what length of travel and what is the frame made out of. Please re-do your poll.
Yeah I don't know how to do that. When I click on edit post it does not give any options to edit the poll. I was looking for results for 26" aluminum hardtails with 100/120mm forks.
Great idea. Keep us updated on your road bike progress. What kind of road bike do you have?You know you would have to do like a ton more than 8-9 miles at a time.
Bonus, your username is not taken on road bike review!
Yeah, I understand. I'm tipping the scales at 280 pounds myself. I ride on average 4 times a week, 5 to 8 miles per ride. I have yet to see any weight loss. :/
I think my rockhopper is somewhere around 30 lbs....... my commuter bike must tip the scales around 50.....its an old x-mart bike from around 1990....its a beast in the worst way...lol
Alenax - 38+ and most of the miles are done standing
Rollfast banana seat bike with lester cast wheels - 39. 40 pound kids rode these
fatty - 28 and up depending on rubber. in snow it can feel like 100
My bike weighs about 10kg without fenders, lights, bags and locks. And about 15 with them on. I built my bike with the strongest most durable components I could find on earth (without it getting stupid). Steel frame, steel fork.
Should I just vote for the average of the 9 of them?
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