Thanks!!

Tusen tack! Bra idé med lite kost osv.

Yes! But, first and foremost try contacting the manufacturers and making sure with them. Some insurance issues will prevent them from openly stating that the bikes have a higher system weight. I’d stay away from carbon except those from Open Cycles (I actually talked to the engineer there). Your, and mine, biggest concern will be the wheels, but 32 and 36 spokes should work fine (did for me, see the videos with the gravel “Nishiki Allroad”). Other than that Check Surly bikes, Pelago Bikes, All City Bikes, Velo Orange, Soma, Allebike (Sweden) only one in aluminum, all the others are steel. The ride of steel is great and problem-free. Oh, check Genesis bikes as well! Good luck!

With the previous answer in mind check the Surly lineup they’re great! Also, there’s a Spanish manufacturer called “Suba Cycles” that is making quality stuff! If you feel adventurous go for any metal frame bike of your choice and invest on a pair of handmade wheels with at least 32 spokes each (ideally 36). I’d steer away from carbon stuff

Yes! These days with carbon parts we need to check the weight limit more often than before. Carbon is very strong, but it’s more brittle (will break differently than metal) so check with the makers to be sure! The bike in the video is an all-steel bike and takes up to 135 kg

@@XLBikingInternational what abt this bike brand Triban rc100? Is it possible to support weight to 135?

@@XxDyHendraXx The frame of the bike could possibly hold, but you have to check the wheels. It would be good if the wheels have at least 32 spokes each. 36 would be even better.

@@XLBikingInternational ok, noted on that. Thank u

Thanks man! Being a fat rider here in Europe is almost being your own freakshow, hahaha. I gotta start charging. Joke aside, I'm glad people like the guys at Aerotech work for all shapes and sizes!

Thanks!

@@XLBikingInternational Norsk tungvekter her... Rundt 135 kg, 190cm høy. Hvilket merke kan jeg se etter?? Flott kanal :)

@@toxendon Hej! Jag väger 144 Kg och är 187 lång :) Aerotech, ROSE, och Snart XL Biking (jobbar på det) har kläder som passar. Vad det gäller bikes cyklar jag själv på en Pelago Stavanger gruscykel, (Specialized funkade ingen bra efter ett tag) och min MTB är en Merida Big Nine. Men det finns även AlléBike här i Sverige som har cyklar med maxvikt 140kg och Surly. Om du går in på bloggen xlbiking.com ser du även att SIGR har kläder för oss stora :) Lycka till!

Obrigado Sergio! Vamos que vamos!

Welcome!

hahaha good one