Best equipment for the 'Big Boy Club'



coolworx

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Only posts from the >90kg crowd will be deemed valid.

I want real world reviews on what works, and what doesn't.
 
coolworx said:
Only posts from the >90kg crowd will be deemed valid.

I want real world reviews on what works, and what doesn't.
Mavic ksyrium wheels, conti gran prix tires, easton ec90 bar, speedplay pedals (steel spindle) and fsa team issue cranks work great for me.

I've hit more than one hole, and the Mavics have stayed remarkable true, one time the noise was so loud I pulled over and started looking for cracks in the fork and headtube.

I do get a little creaking out of the handlebar when I get out of the saddle

The pedals are the easiest I've ever used. Much love for the speedplays

When I really start to hammer I flex the BB & cranks enough to get chain rub on the -F- derailluer, but thats not unusual.

member team Clysdale since '97
 
coolworx said:
Only posts from the >90kg crowd will be deemed valid.

I want real world reviews on what works, and what doesn't.
Hi Coolworks
Tandem wheel sets are 36h Deep V's 14/15/14 DT spokes and Chris King Hubs for round town and light (bed and breakfast or YHA) 15kgs in the rear panniers. 170 kg total weight. Cinti gatorskin 700x28 tires.
48h Velocity Dyads 14/15/14 DT spokes, Hope hubs (titanium casette body) and Avocet CrossK tires for fully loaded touring (185kg total weight)
Half bike - Deep V 32 hole CKing hubs Conti Grand Prix 3000 or Michelin Pro Race 23C tires.
 

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