Not exactly proud to post this after seeing what I look like on a bike lol but this is for my 6’5+, 300lbs+ riders. Just get out there and ride. Nothing stopping you, and I didn’t get last. 😉
Also, your bike can take the weight. I spent way too long indoors just looking at my bike saying another 10lbs and I’ll get on it.
by worktheoldmuscles
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My man
Hell yeah. 5’11” 255 and about to do two days of gravel – 25 miles 3000 feet each. More climbing than I have ever done before but I love being on the bike.
Congrats on all your PRs! Looks like it was a great ride.
Kudos!!!
Good Work!!!
👏🏻
Hey that’s a solid time, I’m a good bit lighter than you and managed the 54 miler in just over 4 hours last weekend. The west Texas wind was brutal and that windmill climb was tough!
Great job!
I’m a big guy and completely get! Such satisfaction finishing a ride, long or short.
192cm and 130kg here, managed to do my first 50km rides last weekend.
This is the way!
Very impressive! I didn’t even know you could get an elevation gain in Texas over 500 ft 🙂
Bro that’s how I used to look on a bike. Keep riding and enjoying the adventure !
Hell yeah! Those calf muscles are the calf muscles of a cyclist 🙂
Way to go!
When you have a goal everything gets a lot easier. This year I even bought enough winter gear so I could just get out and ride. Now it’s easy – I want to go, I go. Usually at least 🙂
And you made me want to do some new pbs :). Let’s keep up!
Thanks for posting this. As a fellow big guy, I’ve been thinking about signing up for my first race, but I’ve been pretty insecure about it. I think I’m gonna give it a shot 🙂
Hell yeah brother
Hey what did you think of the route? I did the 70 and felt it was more technical than i expected by far
Way! To! Go!
Thattaboy!!!!
As a fellow Clydesdale, word.