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Your weight vs height and build  

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  1. 1. Your weight vs height and build

    • > 65kg, > 1.7m, skinny
      4
    • 65kg - 75 kg, 1.7 - 1.8m, medium build
      49
    • 76kg - 85kg, 1.81 - 1.9m, medium to large build
      48
    • 85kg - 95kg, 1.91 - 1.95m, L Build
      16
    • 95kg - 105kg, 1.95m <, XL Build
      6
    • none of the above - please comment
      27
    • I'm female and not going to comment or make my weight public.
      1


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Height: 1842mm

 

Current weight: 94.2kg (20.1% body fat)

It was 90kg and dropping at the time of the mtb accident 12 weeks go.

 

Target weight: 85kg

Racing weight: 80kg (back in the day) :D

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1.78m & 97kg Large frame

 

I'm not fat, I'm under-tall! (I like to think I am big boned...) It helps me get down faster and softens the impact when I fall.

Posted

Currently 1,73cm and 76kgs - medium build.

 

Used to be 85kgs ( 6 % body fat) when I was still playing softball but I stopped all the weight training as those muscles were useless for cycling.

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Currently 1,73cm and 76kgs - medium build.

 

Used to be 85kgs ( 6 % body fat) when I was still playing softball but I stopped all the weight training as those muscles were useless for cycling.

 

Most guys problem: carry a lot of torso and arm weight around (muscle, not fat) but they don't contribute towards pedalling - but don't want to necessarily tone down...as we are not pro's....

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+-7 % body fat (According to the Virgin Health Machine)

 

don't want to burst your bubble....but....

 

1,75 and weighing in at 76kg. Dark hair, brown eyes, 39 years, uncircumcised, all limbs intact, full head of hair, non virgin

 

You forgot shoe size, walks on the beach, twitter handle, fb profile and skype ID..

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