my weight has ranged from 270-220 and I rode hed 3's for the entire time. I put 5 -6 thousand miles on them with no issues. they are bullet proof and the only reason I got rid of them was to try something new and get something lighter.

K

I'm 88-90kg and use a Hed 3c on the front. No problems and a great wheel.

Same experience here. I range from 203-215 and ride Hed3s without a problem.

I have Cdn. athletes who are 240+ on H3C's with zero issues.

If you got with the JET's be sure to order the EX versions.

Yep... I've had my HED 3s 3+ years and train w/ a 230 pound (12 hr IM CdA) triathlete who uses them as well.

Not a single problem other than my poor initial attempts to get my spedometer magnet mounted on them.

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I've been riding H3's when I weighed in at 110 kg. Now I'm alot lighter (ca. 93-95 kg) And I'm about to order the Jet 60's EX. No worries.

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Speedy,

I'm between 190-200 and I'm thinking about going with a Jet 60 or 90 on the front should I get the EX or would I be ok with the regular? Thanks.

In order to help you, I would suggest you call HED at (654) 653-0202 or (888) 246-3639

Ask Tim about the EX's. As a favour, would you post the answer? I'm always game to learn.

Sorry

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Paul "Speedy" Gonsalves
http://www.rollingthundercanada.com
RollingThunderCanada

Canadian distributor for HED Cycling, Blue Competition, Akona Biospeed & Aerus Composites

In order to help you, I would suggest you call HED at (654) 653-0202 or (888) 246-3639

Ask Tim about the EX's. As a favour, would you post the answer? I'm always game to learn.

Sorry I couldn't give you a more direct answer.

Cheers,

Paul