While I agree with you in general Cr4w, the fact these days is there's lot of 5'5" riders, who DO NOT weigh anywhere close to what someone that height should weigh, in fact, more like what a 6'4" person or heavier, so what do you do then :skep: Unfortunately you have to make it for the highest denominator, i.e. to survive the fattest/biggest person to ride that size, OR, buck the trend and put actual weight limits on your products, so some 5'5"/220lb person doesn't buckle that SM frame designed for a 5'5" 120lb max rider.
March 10, 2022, 8:02 a.m. - Lynx .
While I agree with you in general Cr4w, the fact these days is there's lot of 5'5" riders, who DO NOT weigh anywhere close to what someone that height should weigh, in fact, more like what a 6'4" person or heavier, so what do you do then :skep: Unfortunately you have to make it for the highest denominator, i.e. to survive the fattest/biggest person to ride that size, OR, buck the trend and put actual weight limits on your products, so some 5'5"/220lb person doesn't buckle that SM frame designed for a 5'5" 120lb max rider.