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Clydesdale (and its female equivalent Athena) refer to riders who are built more sturdily than the average rider.
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Could I have deformed the wheel of my new bike by being too heavy?
Its not unusual for wheels to go out of true within the first few miles or so of riding a new bike.. Especially if they're not built up strongly by a trained wheel builder... Most cheap to mid range b …
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