Old 05-23-20, 07:28 PM
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tallbikeman
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Bikes: Modified 26 inch frame Schwinn Varsity with 700c wheels and 10 speed cassette hub. Ryan Vanguard recumbent. 67cm 27"x1 1/4" Schwinn Sports Tourer from the 1980's. 1980's 68cm Nishiki Sebring with 700c aero wheels, 30 speeds, flat bar bicycle.

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Oneder, good for your mother. Our class had a few dropouts but most stayed to the end. Intermittent fasting is a good thing in my book but there a bunch of different fasting techniques out there so you have to figure out which one you want to try. Then you have to not stuff food into your mouth for a while. Very tough. Kinda goes directly against the grain, the reason why you are big in the first place. I know this forum has an arbitrary weight of 200lbs or greater but it is possible to be obese at a much lighter weight. Overweight people of all sizes and weights can have greater mobility and flexibility issues so that even a person who is under 200 lbs but obese for their height and build might have very real fit issues with bicycles. However I agree that when you get to 275lbs and greater bicycle strength issues start cropping up. Taller people have a hard time getting proper fits, and if they are very heavy then it is a double negative whammy.
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