Comparison Formula Acid 1.0 24 2019 vs Formula Acid 1.0 Rigid 2019

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Model year	2019	2019
Type	mountain (MTB)	mountain (MTB)
Age	teenager	teenager
Max weight		100 kg
Frame and suspension
Frame size	12.5"	12.5"
Frame material	aluminium	aluminium
Suspension	no suspension (rigid)	no suspension (rigid)
Fork material	steel	steel
Wheels and brakes
Wheel size	24 "	24 "
Tyre	Wanda /2.1"/	Wanda /2.1"/
Rim material	aluminium	aluminium
Rim	double wall	double wall
Front brake	rim mechanical (V-brake)	rim mechanical (V-brake)
Rear brake	rim mechanical (V-brake)	rim mechanical (V-brake)
Handlebar and transmission
Speeds	6	6
Chainrings	1	1
Freewheel cogs	6	6
Rear derailleur	Shimano Tourney TZ500	Shimano Tourney TZ500
Shifter type	grip shift	grip shift
Shifter model	Shimano Tourney RS36	Shimano Tourney RS36
Chain model	TES	TES
Handlebar type	straight	straight
General
Equipment	chain guard kickstand	chain guard kickstand
Weight	12 kg
Color
Added to E-Catalog	july 2019	september 2018

Max weight

The maximum load allowed for a bicycle is, in other words, the maximum weight that it can normally carry in normal use. Of course, when calculating the load, the weight of both the cyclist himself and the additional load that he carries with him is taken into account.

The permissible load must definitely not be exceeded: even if the bike does not break down immediately, off-design loads can weaken the structure, and an accident can occur at any time. Also note that it is desirable to have a certain weight margin — at least 15 – 20 kg: this can be useful in case of transporting heavy loads and will give an additional guarantee in emergency situations (for example, when a wheel gets into a pit). Considering that the average weight of an adult is about 70 – 80 kg, bicycles with a permissible load of up to 100 kg can be classified as "lightweights", from 100 to 120 kg — to the middle category, more than 120 kg — to "heavy trucks".