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Clydesdales/Athenas (200+ lb / 91+ kg) Looking to lose that spare tire? Ideal weight 200+? Frustrated being a large cyclist in a sport geared for the ultra-light? Learn about the bikes and parts that can take the abuse of a heavier cyclist, how to keep your body going while losing the weight, and get support from others who've been successful.

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Old 04-17-13, 06:49 PM
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Good Job!

+1 on the don't worry about speed etc.

How I got longer was doing out and backs - ride out further than you want to ride back - then ride back.

Have fun and spin the gears no mashing - you have a computer of some sort - if you continue to enjoy find a cadence sensor
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