What does your bike weight? post a pic and the weight
03-29-15, 06:51 PM
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What does your bike weight? post a pic and the weight
I went to my LBS earlier today to pick up a derailleur cable and they had a scale there. I knew I shouldn't have asked to weight my bike. It would have been better for me to imagine my bike was 19 lbs 
The owner picked it up and looked at me and the scaled passed 19 and stopped at 21.5 lbs. I was a like 
I was under the impression my ride was maybe 20 lbs. Everything is still pretty new so it is what it is. Just would like to get it to 20 lbs or lighter without spending a fortune. Kinda curious if this is an average weight for an endurance bike.
The owner picked it up and looked at me and the scaled passed 19 and stopped at 21.5 lbs. I was a like I was under the impression my ride was maybe 20 lbs. Everything is still pretty new so it is what it is. Just would like to get it to 20 lbs or lighter without spending a fortune. Kinda curious if this is an average weight for an endurance bike.
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03-29-15, 06:59 PM
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Man that's a pretty ride and 17 lbs is fantastic. I can only wish to get my ride that light. Is this carbon?
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Carbon. 13.6 lb as shown without pedals, bottle cages or computer fittings.
Ti with carbon fork. 14.35 lb as shown with pedals, bottle cages and computer
Steel with carbon fork. 16.75 lb without pedals, bottle cages or computer fittings. 0.5 lb less with wheels identical to the other two bikes.
Ti with carbon fork. 14.35 lb as shown with pedals, bottle cages and computer
Steel with carbon fork. 16.75 lb without pedals, bottle cages or computer fittings. 0.5 lb less with wheels identical to the other two bikes.
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53lbs, without bottle cages -
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03-29-15, 09:56 PM
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I have a chinese made Ti frame (Habanero) with the lowest end Campy/FSA/Bontrager parts and still hitting 19.
Does it really matter unless you race competitively, my race bike is 16 and change, but most days the 19 pounder is more fun to ride
Does it really matter unless you race competitively, my race bike is 16 and change, but most days the 19 pounder is more fun to ride
03-30-15, 10:05 AM
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My Guru Sidero (Columbus Spirit steel) size 55 weighs 18.4 lbs with two bottle cages, computer, mirror and frame pump. Will post a pic asap.
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03-30-15, 10:12 AM
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18.5 lbs as pictured. The wheels are "super clyde" ready boat anchors though, so that would be an easy place to loose weight, but I need to lose weight before the bike does!
