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Specialized...anything from the Comp Carbon upwards. You can't go wrong.

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I weigh 103kg on a good day and have done almost 5000km on my Ksyrium SL's and not one problem. These things are still in true and very fast - particularly on the downhills, although that could be the 100+kgs!!!

I've use White Lightning for years and it certainly does the job, but you still need to clean the chain regularly. I've recently switch to Rock n Roll, man what a difference. Low maintenance, cleans like a bomb and lasts really well even in wet weather.

Ctrl+F5 will clear your cache and should clear the problem. I agree with Bob, go the Firefox route.