When using a rear disc, what is considered too windy to ride on them? 5mph, 10mph, 20mph winds?
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Disc - What's considered too windy?
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etnerual said:
When using a rear disc, what is considered too windy to ride on them? 5mph, 10mph, 20mph winds?
Take it for a spin. If you get blown over into a 100ft ravine, it's too windy!!😄
Pobably too late aswell.😄 😄 -
The only time I have found it difficult to control is in a 30mph+ direct cross wind which is pretty rare. I'm 70kg and would use it in any conditions. Mine is lighter than my tri-spoke and to be honest I don't notice the effect of the wind on either. I must be trying too hard!!
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