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08-04.-2009
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  200lb (90kg) + riders in a separate sub forum? I was at another forum and they had a sub-forum ection specific to heavier cyclists, which I thought was a great idea. The issues confronting us heavier guys/gals while similar, do have unique aspects which are not easily reconciled with the thinner cyclists. Things like power training, nutrition, wheel durability, etc certainly play differently for us bigger fellas. something to think about. thanks! Craig (6'1" - 250)  |
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08-04.-2009
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| Re: 200lb (90kg) + riders in a separate sub forum? I think a Clydesdale forum would be awesome over here. We do have a different set of circumstances in regards to pretty much every aspect in cycling. I'm 6' 1.75", 240lbs. @ 10% BF. |
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08-04.-2009
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| Re: 200lb (90kg) + riders in a separate sub forum? Sure, thats a good idea. I will set it up in a few minutes. regards |
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08-04.-2009
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