How much does your bike weigh?
- Thread starter Randal Lovelace
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Trek 1400
size 60
9,08 kg less pedals
Not the lightest out there but ok for the price I paid. I got a 25% discount as it is the 04 model.
size 60
9,08 kg less pedals
Not the lightest out there but ok for the price I paid. I got a 25% discount as it is the 04 model.
cdaler said:
Hey, that's almost the same weight as my LeMond Zurich and since I just bought new pedals, I'm about 18.5 lbs with cage and pedals. I see you have mostly 105 components too, pretty good weight for the price. Does 105 go as fast as Ultegra, you betcha!
Cannondale CAAD8 Optio frame with CF fork, Cannondale Hollowgram Si crank/bb, Mavic Ksyrium SL wheels with Hutchinson Fusion Comp 23c tires, USE Alien CF seat post, Fi'zi:k Aliante Carbon Team Edition saddle. full Campy Record CF/titanium group, Cinelli RAM CF integrated stem and handlebar with Checkpoint computer mount, Cateye 7 wireless computer, Time RSX Ti pedals, and Campy Record waterbottle holder = 15.62 lbs or 7.1 kg using calibrated digital scale at LBS
Specialized Sirrus Pro, CF flat bar; Shimano Ultegra derallers, Alex AT400 wheels with 28c Specialized Armadillo tires, Specialized Body Geometry Milano seat, Specialized cranks and bb, Shimano spd pedals, Shimano hydralic disc brakes, fake CF water bottle holder, rear 5 LED light with mount, Cateye 7 wireless computer = 23.4 lbs or 10.6 kg using calibrated digital scale at LBS.
Old single wall steel KHS hard tail mountain bike with various steel pieces lightend by corrosion except "alloy" kickstand, rear 5 LED light with mount, Cateye LED front light, Cateye 7 wireless computer, generic waterbottle holders, seat pack = 40 pounds or 18.2 kg using my bathroon scale.
Specialized Sirrus Pro, CF flat bar; Shimano Ultegra derallers, Alex AT400 wheels with 28c Specialized Armadillo tires, Specialized Body Geometry Milano seat, Specialized cranks and bb, Shimano spd pedals, Shimano hydralic disc brakes, fake CF water bottle holder, rear 5 LED light with mount, Cateye 7 wireless computer = 23.4 lbs or 10.6 kg using calibrated digital scale at LBS.
Old single wall steel KHS hard tail mountain bike with various steel pieces lightend by corrosion except "alloy" kickstand, rear 5 LED light with mount, Cateye LED front light, Cateye 7 wireless computer, generic waterbottle holders, seat pack = 40 pounds or 18.2 kg using my bathroon scale.
oldhousedr said:
Hey oldhouseedr,
Did you weigh this bike on a scale or just guess? This sounds lighter than the rid that went to the Tour with Lance Armstrong.
57cm 2000 Litespeed Saber with 2002 Zipp 909's 650c, full Dura Ace 10, Profile Aero Drink, Polar S725 HRM, Profile rear bottle holder, 2X Carbon cages, pedals, profile Carbon X aero bars but without chain or cables (haven't put them on yet)= 18.47 Lbs and bike shop. I figure high 17 without all the other stuff.
OK I'll bite, I weighed mine the way I usually ride it, with lighting system, road salt, water bottles, your basic commuting junk 19.4 lbs. Cdale r1000 with sum lighter junk on it than came on it.
Nah, sub-16lbs is easy with a little determination and a lot of cash. Today's high-end aluminum and carbon frames get under 3lbs easy, even in larger sizes. Make a few weight-conscious decisions as you spec up, and before you know it, you've got a bike which is lighter than a lot of pro rigs.bcwildthing said:
Well I have a Trek Madone 5.9 Tour version of 2004. Total weight 6.8 kg. Build up with Shimano Dura Ace and American Classic 350 speed wheels with tune hubs and DTswiss spokes. Veloflex and maxxis (inner)tires.
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