Old 08-20-10 | 08:31 AM
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sw686blue
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Originally Posted by chasmm
This was pointed out in a thread on the Clyde forum, and I had the same question as you...here's the answer:

From the Specialized Bikes Owner's Manual, page 35:

"All adult adult Specialized Bicycles are designed and tested for a maximum combined rider /cargo /bike weight of 100Kg.
Please visit the OWNER’s manual section of our website (www.specialized.com/tech) for Intended Use Categories and model-specific maximum weights . In some cases weight limits are higher than 100Kg."

Specialized 2009 Owners Manual

If you go the website for further info, you can get model-specific weight limits here:

http://cdn.specialized.com/OA_MEDIA/...10_AppA_r2.pdf

This quote may be more interesting:

"Road and mountain bikes with carbon frames have a STRUCTURAL weight limit of 275lb / 125kg. If carbon components (e.g. handlebars,
seat posts, stems, etc) are present, then the weight limit is 240lb / 109kg. IMPORTANT: Road bike braking limits do not change
regardless of carbon or alloy components."

Charles
Thanks, Charles!

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