What is your weight and height?

norvernrob

Ratty89 wrote:

5'8.5" 112lbs with a 9.5kg bike. I am a bloke btw....

Crosswinds are a serious issue.

Same height as me and you're 8st! You must have a tiny frame, I'm slim and 11st 7 - 3.5st heavier than you :shock:

drlodge

NorvernRob wrote:

Ratty89 wrote:

5'8.5" 112lbs with a 9.5kg bike. I am a bloke btw....

Crosswinds are a serious issue.

Same height as me and you're 8st! You must have a tiny frame, I'm slim and 11st 7 - 3.5st heavier than you :shock:

Same height here and 12 stone :shock:

Ratty89

drlodge wrote:

NorvernRob wrote:

Ratty89 wrote:

5'8.5" 112lbs with a 9.5kg bike. I am a bloke btw....

Crosswinds are a serious issue.

Same height as me and you're 8st! You must have a tiny frame, I'm slim and 11st 7 - 3.5st heavier than you :shock:

Same height here and 12 stone :shock:

It's a total PITA being so scrawny. If I could I would happily put on a stone or two....

DKay

Ratty89 wrote:

drlodge wrote:

NorvernRob wrote:

Ratty89 wrote:

5'8.5" 112lbs with a 9.5kg bike. I am a bloke btw....

Crosswinds are a serious issue.

Same height as me and you're 8st! You must have a tiny frame, I'm slim and 11st 7 - 3.5st heavier than you :shock:

Same height here and 12 stone :shock:

It's a total PITA being so scrawny. If I could I would happily put on a stone or two....

On the upside, you must climb like a mountain goat!

mudsucker

171cm tall
75 ish kgs

Whatever a Trek 1.2 56cm weighs!

anto164

5ft11", and 69kg here. Oh, and i'm 26 if that makes any difference

Druidor

Zzzzzzzz....

6ft with a body like Adonis..

Wakes up....

6ft 105kg in my 40's...

on my little 8.5kg bike


Ohhh how reality is a harsh mistress,

macleod113

6ft 2. 16st 3ish (20st 1 a year ago)
bike weight - prob around 10kg for a trek 2.1
ftp - no idea

cyberknight

5 foot 7"
around 147 llbs

bike weight 9 kg or closer to 16 kg on the commuter with rack and panniers when loaded for work.

napoleond

Only really started training consistently a month ago after bad accident 3 yrs ago

6'2"
88kg aiming for 85. (Was 94kg at new year)
Track bike 7.1kg
Best bike 6.9kg
Race/training/commuting bike broke scales.

Max power for 10s 1200w aiming for 1500.
Aiming for 800w for 1 minute.

MattC59

NapoleonD wrote:

Only really started training consistently a month ago after bad accident 3 yrs ago

6'2"
88kg aiming for 85. (Was 94kg at new year)
Track bike 7.1kg
Best bike 6.9kg
Race/training/commuting bike broke scales.

Max power for 10s 1200w aiming for 1500.
Aiming for 800w for 1 minute.

Show off

gabriel959

195cm
81kg
Best bike - 7.3kg
Commuting bike - 11kg or thereabouts

crispybug2

6' 2" (1.88 mtr)
16 st 2lbs (103kg)

Did get down to 15st 7lbs (98kg) last year from a starting weight of 19st 10lbs (125kg) four years ago, but a chronic knee problem has seriously curtailed training of late and the weight has crept up. However knee op in two weeks and then hopefully back out riding by end of May.

Bike is Scott Foil 40 and is minimum UCI weight (whatever that might be!) but I'm still crap at climbing.

gabriel959

crispybug2 wrote:

6' 2" (1.88 mtr)
16 st 2lbs (103kg)

Did get down to 15st 7lbs (98kg) last year from a starting weight of 19st 10lbs (125kg) four years ago, but a chronic knee problem has seriously curtailed training of late and the weight has crept up. However knee op in two weeks and then hopefully back out riding by end of May.

Bike is Scott Foil 40 and is minimum UCI weight (whatever that might be!) but I'm still crap at climbing.

I am sure you know already but one of the main reasons why you are probably crap at climbing is your weight. I am taller than you, but weigh 20 kg less and do enjoy my climbing.

ademort

I,m 1.77m and 90Kgs at the moment. Could probably get down to 84Kgs but thats it. I,m not fat but well built and to get down to my ideal BMI weight i,d seriously need to think about having something amputated.

BillyImp

6ft3 and 14st having lost 3.5st since August, could still do with losing another stone or so ideally. No idea on bike weight at all.

buzzwold

184.15cm, 92kgs with ordinary clothes on, No idea on bike but should be around the 8.6kg given recent upgrades. I could lose about 7kgs max without looking like an extra from Bridge over the River Kwai.

shinobishoryuken

196cm (6 foot 5) and weigh 127kg (20 stone) and ride a Giant TCR (size XL) whatever that weighs. Just started back after 4 months off with a knee issue and building base fitness again. I enjoy the climbs that i can conquer, however slow. I do roll very fast downhill and can get quite quick on the flats.

ai_1

shinobishoryuken wrote:

196cm (6 foot 5) and weigh 127kg (20 stone) and ride a Giant TCR (size XL) whatever that weighs. Just started back after 4 months off with a knee issue and building base fitness again. I enjoy the climbs that i can conquer, however slow. I do roll very fast downhill and can get quite quick on the flats.

The problem with being heavy for downhills is when they get steep and especially if they've got turns, brakes and traction can be pushed to the limits. A little extra weight is great on gentle to moderate downhills though!

homers_double

I'm not fat, just too short for my weight!

5'10 and 15st.7 ATM.

MrGrumpy

183cm ish and about 95kg, although that was the last time I weighed myself. Really want to get down to under 90kg if poss but find that really hard. Maybe its that middle age spread thing going on