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Old 12-27-19 | 10:21 PM
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Originally Posted by slipknot0129
I'm glad to be riding again. I got my 2004 Cannondale T 2000. When I first bought my bike I was 285 pounds 6 ft 1 tall or a little more. Now I'm 205 pounds at 6 ft 2. My dog bit my seat so I'm waiting to get that fixed and lube my bike up. My bike still rides good.

You guys think I'll have a better bike riding experience being 205 pounds instead of 285 when I first got it?

Having experienced bike riding at both ends of an even bigger weight loss, hell yes! And although losing the payload is a big part of why, it isn't the only reason it's easier. I found it a lot less awkward to pedal and maneuver and the engine endurance is just hugely better.

Now, about that dog....
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