Actually, I take that back. The first time I used 32h DeepV, I used it in
the rear with an older DT Swiss hub and after about 6 months, the drive
side flange broke at the root and two spokes started pulling through.
I guess the older hub just wasn't up to the high tension that was applied
to it.
36 unless you only ride on very smooth roads, or build rims that will take
very high spoke tension.
I never had any problems running 32h with Velocity DeepV rims, which will
take 135kgf, but every other 32h rim I've had gave me issues of some sort
or another.
I can tell you that from recent exper
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Subject: [RBW] Clydesdale's -- Which Riv Model are you riding?
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I'm 250# and ride a Quickbeam. I'd ride it anywhere. I do "ride light," in that
I shift my weight to account for obstacles, but I haven't had any problems with
wheels, or bike feel. Perfect bike.
Philip
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p.s. about fat tires: I'm riding Barlow Pass 38's on the Legolas, and it
rides like a dream for fast road rides.
My Roadeo has 35mm Schwalbe Kojaks that actually measure out to about 33
mm, and the bike looks like it could accomodate a 38mm tire pretty easily -
provided you can find a brake se
I was 270 lbs and rode both a 62 cm Hunq and a 66 cm Quickbeam which are
very different bikes (at least across the Riv line). Now I'm 208 and ride
the same bikes. I've ridden both of them on short and long rides and
they've always been great. The only problem I've had is that the QB has 32
spoke wh
I am a pocket-sized Clyde at 215. I easily and happily ride a custom, a
Legolas, Roadeo, Quickbeam, and an Atlantis. I don't know the Hunq, have
never ridden one, but it seems hell-for-stout. Based on my experience, I
recommend the Atlantis. It takes fat tires easily and handles very well,
I'm somewhere in the 260-270 range and I ride an older 68cm Custom
that was built for a guy that probably weighed 190 soaking wet, and
I've never had any issues in 10 years of owning it. I think you
should get whatever model that you like the best and fits your
intended purpose.
One thing I will
I currently weigh 284 and I ride both a Hunqapillar (and have done loaded
overnights with it with no issues at all) and an Atlantis, which I only
load for commuting (spare clothes and laptop). I run 50mm tires on the
Hunqapillar and am now running 38mm Barlow Pass on the Atlantis for a
superb quali
To the riders that weigh 200 lbs or more, which Riv model are you riding?
I am just shy of 300, so should I consider one model over another? I
assume that the wider the tires the better.
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