Giant TCR1 Composite Rider Weight Limit?

Hi,

Is there any rider weight limit on the Giant TCR 1 Composite bike?

If not, does anyone want to make and educated guess at what's safe?

cheers hippy

 

Unknown but I've had a 03 model for six months and weigh 185-190 lbs. I've noticed no flex or any
other type problems.

 

I ride a TCR Once. But a aluminium one. My weight is between 80 en 87 kg, depending of
winter/summertime. Never had any triouble.

"hippy" <[email protected]> schreef in bericht
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> Hi,
>
> Is there any rider weight limit on the Giant TCR 1 Composite bike?
>
> If not, does anyone want to make and educated guess at what's safe?
>
> cheers hippy

 

"H. van Beek" <[email protected]nadoo.nl> wrote in message
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> I ride a TCR Once. But a aluminium one. My weight is between 80 en 87 kg, depending of
> winter/summertime. Never had any triouble.
>
> "hippy" <[email protected]> schreef in bericht
> news:[email protected]...
> > Hi,
> >
> > Is there any rider weight limit on the Giant TCR 1 Composite bike?
> >
> > If not, does anyone want to make and educated guess at what's safe?
> >
> > cheers hippy
> >
> >

A friend of mine has one, and he's weighing in at 230+ on the pounds scale, and he's had no problems
with it. He normally jumps it off curbs, rides down stairs, and does other stupid things with it you
shouldn't, and all is well.

 

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123 testing 123 testing. Can you read me now?

Phil Holman

 

[email protected] (dianne_1234) wrote in message
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> "Phil Holman" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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I'm posting this through google.....don't know what the problem is but all my google archives have
now started to show up as gobbledegook.

"This is a very difficult question. Bicycles are sized for both an ultimate load case and for
fatigue life. I would imagine that a rider weight in the 90th pecentile would be reasonable for
determining loads. Ultimate load would be several gs and would possibly result in wheel failure or a
crash due to loss of control before frame damage. Fatigue life would be a reduction by factoring
design weight to actual weight on an S~N curve. You could contact Giant directly with this question
but make sure it is directed to their technical support and not their sales people."

Phil Holman

 

Looks like English now. Thanks Phil!

[email protected] (Phil Holman) wrote in message
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> [email protected] (dianne_1234) wrote in message
> news:<[email protected]>...
> > Computer! What have you done with Phil?!? Let him go! We want him back here! ;-)
> >
> > "Phil Holman" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> > news:<[email protected]>...
>
> I'm posting this through google.....don't know what the problem is but all my google archives have
> now started to show up as gobbledegook.
>
> "This is a very difficult question. Bicycles are sized for both an ultimate load case and for
> fatigue life. I would imagine that a rider weight in the 90th pecentile would be reasonable for
> determining loads. Ultimate load would be several gs and would possibly result in wheel failure or
> a crash due to loss of control before frame damage. Fatigue life would be a reduction by factoring
> design weight to actual weight on an S~N curve. You could contact Giant directly with this
> question but make sure it is directed to their technical support and not their sales people."
>
> Phil Holman