3 ms·
I think optimizing in weight for non-competitive riding often takes it too far. From my experience, you grow accustomed to the weight of the bike (in fact, it m
by sva_ 6y ago
I think optimizing in weight for non-competitive riding often takes it too far. From my experience, you grow accustomed to the weight of the bike (in fact, it makes you stronger). I frequently see people on carbon frames with xtr sets or such, who could've more easily just lost a few kilograms of body fat, rather than spend literally thousands to save a couple 100 grams of mechanical weight.
- lostlogin 6y agoIt wouldn’t be half as fun to overtake them if they had a crap bike though. Using a mountain bike on tar seal is just brutal. Even the noise sounds inefficient.