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ERIC P
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Muni riders - height/weight -vs- wheel size
Hey guys, since everyone seems to want to share their height and weight i thought we might as well put it to some use.
Knowing a bunch of heights and weights is pretty useless in itself but might be interesting if we combine that information with preferred wheel size/tire width for MUni. If I get enough data I will punch it into excel and see if any trends emerge. (do taller people like taller wheels? heavier people wider tires? no relation?) you can give your height/weight in metric or imperial measurements, it doesn't mater, but please just give one wheel size. I will start 5'10" 185lbs 26x2.5
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5'11" 160lbs 24 x 3.0
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Unipsychle Productions
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5'9" / 135lbs
24x3.0 I think that most of the responses you are going to get are going to be pretty much the same, no matter what height/weight... However, there might be some more experienced riders out there with a more personal preference...
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Registered User
Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Chelmsford, MA
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6', 160lbs, 26x2.5-2.6
Having only been riding 2 years I'm not one of the more experienced riders but I have reached this preference after spending a fair amount of time with other options (24x3.0, 26x3.8, 29x2.2-2.5, 36x2.25). |
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ERIC P
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Yah I know I am going to get a lot of 24x3 across the board but it would be interesting to see where the other wheel/tire sizes fit in. Maybe only half of the over 6" crowd uses 24x3?
we need a lot more responses to see if there are any trends.
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Stupidity gets you 2 of these:
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I think adding crank size would be helpfull.
5' 10", 155 lbs. 24X2.7, 170 cranks. I've tried bigger wheels but I can't handle the effective taller gearing in much of my terrain, and I don't do drops so I can't make use of a more volumous tire. I'd go down a bit on the cranks to 165's if they'd fit on my DX hub.
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gauche rider
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5'9", 210#, 26x2.6, 165mm, 18psi
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5'11" - 160# - 24x3 - 165
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6' 0" - 255 - 26x2.5 - 150's
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6'1" 210lbs 26x3.8 165's
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ERIC P
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Cool guys. Should have thought of crank size.
Just punched in what we have and an interesting trend has popped up, not one that I was expecting. I think I am going to wait until we have at least 20 responses before posting any results. I am amending my entry to include crank length. 5'10" 185lbs 26x2.5 145mm
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29" = awesome.
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Victoria, BC, Canada
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6 ft 1 in, 175 lbs; 29 in by 2.6 wide
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Muni Muni Muni
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Rockhampton, Australia
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5'9" 195lbs 24x3 150mm
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5'8" 145lbs 24x3 165
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5'11 180lbs 24x2.6
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