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After last summer I hit 398 lbs and started hiking until I reach 360lbs. Then added biking again after almost ten years of not riding as everyday event. I bought a walmart special 120 bucks and rode until now. Yes rare wheels whobbles and crank skips when I apply pressure. So it time to upgrade.
I like the following bikes and wonder if these bikes can stand up to my large frame. I am 6' and now 246lbs. The f7 by cannondale has caught my eye and the large frame feel good. I know wheels will be changed but after I destroy the oem. The second model is Fisher Mullet. looks like a tough frame that could hold my weight but before I lay over some cash I figure to get options first. I have a long way to to my goal around 250 mark, and enjoy riding as form of lossing weight.
I like the following bikes and wonder if these bikes can stand up to my large frame. I am 6' and now 246lbs. The f7 by cannondale has caught my eye and the large frame feel good. I know wheels will be changed but after I destroy the oem. The second model is Fisher Mullet. looks like a tough frame that could hold my weight but before I lay over some cash I figure to get options first. I have a long way to to my goal around 250 mark, and enjoy riding as form of lossing weight.
Thank you for the kind words. I agree that most of the time you get what you pay for and before I part with some hard earn greenbacks. Today I am going down to feel out a Mullet. I am luck to live in Phoenix area with so many LBS and so many different brands. I am a total noob when it come to bikes today. My last good bike was back in high school years where I rode the Cape Ann loop in Massachusetts. A Bianchi cro-moly mountain bike in which I bent the crank, both wheels, and finally cracked the frame. I was only 200lbs and enjoyed football and wrestling at the time.
