weight pista concept
08-26-08, 09:24 PM
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too much weight for a pista concept ?
hi
I'm about 260lbs am i too heavy for a pista concept?
I'm about 260lbs am i too heavy for a pista concept?
Last edited by feezy jones; 08-26-08 at 09:25 PM. Reason: bad title
08-26-08, 09:26 PM
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some new kind of kick
Try the manufacturer's specs or e-mailing Bianchi. why would
you trust the opinion of a bunch of random people
on a web forum? I mean if you are really worried, don't you
want engineering data and specs not hearsay?
you trust the opinion of a bunch of random people
on a web forum? I mean if you are really worried, don't you
want engineering data and specs not hearsay?
08-26-08, 09:35 PM
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some new kind of kick
Try to get hard data. Now that I have suggested
not to listen to us let me suggest that overall the
failure characteristics of steel vs. carbon and aluminum
are usually different. Most people say that steel
doesn't fail catastrophically because it has more
than one flex cycle. Aluminum and carbon
are more likely to fail catastrophically. Not that
they can't be designed for big dudes.
not to listen to us let me suggest that overall the
failure characteristics of steel vs. carbon and aluminum
are usually different. Most people say that steel
doesn't fail catastrophically because it has more
than one flex cycle. Aluminum and carbon
are more likely to fail catastrophically. Not that
they can't be designed for big dudes.
