I guess the best answer here is... it depends. I'm going to base all my information off the KR2S design since it is an improvement over the KR2 design
According to the official design specs from http://www.fly-kr.com/ : Gross Weight 980 lbs. Useful load 460 lbs. Which gives an empty weight of 540 lbs. From what I've been reading most KRs end up with an empty weight closer to 700 lbs, but then again they up the gross weight to around 1000-1200 lbs. (Do not plan on doing any high G maneuvers at this weight. And search the archives http://www.maddyhome.com/krsrch/index.jsp for more details, its been discussed before). Lets use the 460 lb useful load. With 16 gallons of fuel, thats 16*6=96 lbs. so we are down to 364 lbs. If you and your fiance weigh the same you'd better be under 182 lbs. each. Hope this helps with your decision. Scott Joe Bienkowski wrote: >What I need to begin with is a set of weights to decide whether my fiancé >and I would fit into a KR2. > >
