How much does your bike weigh?
03-21-06, 10:23 AM
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Using the bathroom scale method my 50cm Serotta Fierte Steel is about 19 lbs. with pedals, seat bag/tire kit and pedals.
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03-21-06, 10:50 AM
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18 pounds 12 ounces for a size 56 Specialized E-5 w cage, pedals, and computer.
03-21-06, 11:07 AM
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Originally Posted by donrhummy
weight means nothing without the size of the bike. For example, if one guy has a 44 Bianchi San Mateo, and another guy has the same bike in a 61, they're not going to weigh the same - even though they're the same bike.
My bike: 57 Lemond Alpe D'Huez, weight (w/pedals): 21 lbs.
My bike: 57 Lemond Alpe D'Huez, weight (w/pedals): 21 lbs.
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03-21-06, 11:13 AM
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2004 LeMond Tourmalet 57cm frame, stock except for pedals....I have no idea what it weighs, nor does it really matter to me.
1997 Raleigh M50 mtn bike....all stock and I have no idea what that weighs either. I do know that it is a tank but fun to ride.
1997 Raleigh M50 mtn bike....all stock and I have no idea what that weighs either. I do know that it is a tank but fun to ride.
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03-21-06, 12:06 PM
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Originally Posted by 56/12 and 22/28
C50 = 16.4 lbs.
Dream = Down to 15.8.
Dream = Down to 15.8.
I appreciate that you are really good at making things up, but you're really bad at providing any kind of support for your climbs. A good number of people on this site know you probably don't have either bike, and even if you did I would doubt the weights listed.
03-21-06, 12:13 PM
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Originally Posted by donrhummy
weight means nothing without the size of the bike. For example, if one guy has a 44 Bianchi San Mateo, and another guy has the same bike in a 61, they're not going to weigh the same - even though they're the same bike.
My bike: 57 Lemond Alpe D'Huez, weight (w/pedals): 21 lbs.
My bike: 57 Lemond Alpe D'Huez, weight (w/pedals): 21 lbs.
That is a very good point. For the record my bike is a 54 '06 CAAD8.
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03-21-06, 12:13 PM
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the Dean Ti comes in at 14.9# with the phil wood training wheels, will weigh about 400g less with the new zipp hoops and tubies... but it is a fixed gear machine
oh yeah, my real road machine comes in at 17.5... Viner steel, DA **** and alot of other really expensive parts
oh yeah, my real road machine comes in at 17.5... Viner steel, DA **** and alot of other really expensive parts
03-21-06, 12:57 PM
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Originally Posted by jbhowat
*cough*bull*****cough*
I appreciate that you are really good at making things up, but you're really bad at providing any kind of support for your climbs. A good number of people on this site know you probably don't have either bike, and even if you did I would doubt the weights listed.
I appreciate that you are really good at making things up, but you're really bad at providing any kind of support for your climbs. A good number of people on this site know you probably don't have either bike, and even if you did I would doubt the weights listed.
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03-21-06, 12:58 PM
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03-21-06, 07:42 PM
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Originally Posted by LowCel
What if your bike doesn't have a "size"?
Measure the actual or virtual seat tube length. Thats your size.
03-21-06, 07:46 PM
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My scale's in the mail, probably get it friday. I'm gonna take a stab and say my 58cm Fuji Team SL comes in at ~16 lbs with pedals and cages. I put heavy tools in my saddle bag for training rides so it's a good 5lbs on its own. Anyone else weight their bikes down for climbing training? Too bad mercury's bad for you or i'd fill my waterbottles with it.
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03-21-06, 08:09 PM
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I have one that weighs 26 1/2 lbs. I took the platform pedals off of it to ride it tomorrow and replaced them with the only spare pedals I had - Look Keo. The bike weighed only 26 lbs. after I did that. I had no idea 25 year old platform pedals weighed that much. Weight weenies beware! I'm coming after you.
03-21-06, 10:01 PM
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My Cervelo Team 2.5 weighs 16.5 pounds with pedal, cages, and the wireless computer mount. The size is 61cm. The weight per the scale at the LBS.
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03-22-06, 04:24 PM
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18.5 without pack cages and computer... with... no idea, somewhere around 19... i'm not too worried about weight, i'm only 153 and 6' 2' so i have a pretty low ride weight...
03-22-06, 04:37 PM
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Originally Posted by sleepystarz
1996 Trek 2100 weighs 18.5lbs ready to ride (cages, computer etc). It's a 52cm w/ Ksyrium SLs and Ultegra components.
03-22-06, 07:54 PM
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Madone SL 5.2, Size 52.
With two water bottle cages, Road morph pump, triple-ultegra, computer, bar-end mirror, Jandd saddle bag with two tubes, tool kit, spare change (maybe a clif bar): 22.46 pounds. Oh, yeah, steerer/stem extender.
With two water bottle cages, Road morph pump, triple-ultegra, computer, bar-end mirror, Jandd saddle bag with two tubes, tool kit, spare change (maybe a clif bar): 22.46 pounds. Oh, yeah, steerer/stem extender.
03-22-06, 08:11 PM
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My lugged steel pinarello weighs 23.8 pounds and is a 61cm c-c and it has a steel fork too. It has nothing really light-weight worth listing.
EDIT: I just worked out that I weigh 198-199 pounds. Also a lot of people here have bikes that weigh in around 7.25kg.
EDIT: I just worked out that I weigh 198-199 pounds. Also a lot of people here have bikes that weigh in around 7.25kg.
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