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WRT Weigh-in results.

Posted: Sun May 11, 2014 5:44 pm
by Bearbonesnorm
All weights in pounds, sorry if your name's spelt wrong.

Just looking through the list it would appear that weights are gradually getting lower. I'm sure there used to be many more bikes in the 60 - 70lb bracket but I could be wrong.

David Jacobs 32
Adrian Rhys 38
Drew Whitley 38
Tiger Matt 38
Ben Pallistor 39.5
Danius 40
Simon Jones 40.5
Iwein 41
Ben98 41
Jon Francis 41.5
Adman 41.5
Rob Wixey 41.5
Nathan Crewe 42
Taylor 44
Nigel Leech 44
Rich Wilkes 44.5
Paul McCullough 45
Dean Page 45
Mike Clarke 45
Nick Gilling 45
Roy Brooks 45.5
Antony Rowe 46
Ione 46
Malcom Smith 46
Jack Peterson 46.5
Clare Fox 47
Ricky Cotter 47
Andy Lawrence 47.5
Cartwright 48
Chew 48
Kevin C 48.5
Composite 49
Adrian Baskerville 49
Rob Cox 49
Simon Darby 49
Gabriel Mak 49.5
Andy Nordquist 49.5
Si Gair 50
Saulius Vizbaras 50
Mike Welch 50
Rich Starkey 50
Adrian Kennedy 50
Colin Smith 50
Ian Mirfin 50.5
Scott Manley 51
Kate McCoy 51
Mike Hardman 52
Sam Good 52
Sarah Reeve 52
Oscar Lam 52
Mervyn Haumann 52.5
Steve Pike 53
Dave Barter 53.5
Burty 54
George Livingston 54
Stephen Birnie 55
Mark Enduro 56.5
Debbie Read 56.5
Ben Pullenayegum 58
Pete Slingerland 58
Will Good 58
Martin Black 58
Sam Lam 58
Mark Landon 58
Umberto 58.5
Rhys Rolfe 58.5
Jeff Fox 59
Alp Kenny 59
Simon Reed 60
George Rossi 60.5
Doug Rouxel 61
Chris Simmons 61.5
Tim Swift 62
Alp Jim 62
Ross Maxwell Heron 62
Matt Cope 62.5
Richard Craven 65
Lee Robinson 65.5
Mark Wareham 69
Mark Skelton 73.5
Shona & Rich (Tandoom) 75
Mark Riley 101 ... that's weight not his room number.

Re: WRT Weigh-in results.

Posted: Sun May 11, 2014 6:17 pm
by Matt
4th :-bd

Pleased with that. (For the full aswell :lol: )

Re: WRT Weigh-in results.

Posted: Sun May 11, 2014 6:23 pm
by johnnystorm
Popped that lot into excel and....


Average weight 52.1 lbs
Most common weight 50 lbs (Tandem & FS Trailer skewing that, probably should format Rich & Shona at 37.5 lbs each!)
Total weight of bikes and bivi kit knocking about the trails....4257 lbs. :lol:

If I get some time I'll have a go at guessing the males & females and compare them...... or perhaps look at Lite vs Full event, or last year vs this year :wink:


Pounds Kilos
Total: 4257.0 1935.0
Average: 52.2 23.7
Mode: 50.0 22.7

Re: WRT Weigh-in results.

Posted: Sun May 11, 2014 6:27 pm
by Taylor
Fantasticmrmatt wrote:4th :-bd

Pleased with that. (For the full aswell :lol: )
Cheated with no water in your bottles though. :roll:

Re: WRT Weigh-in results.

Posted: Sun May 11, 2014 6:39 pm
by adjustablewench
Ooh - am I the lightest girl? (Ok rephrase that I may have the lightest loaded bike out of the girls looking at the names)

Re: WRT Weigh-in results.

Posted: Sun May 11, 2014 6:50 pm
by drain
You can add 12.5 lbs to mine for the backpack which I had to come back and get re-weighed for! :oops: I was 50.5 lbs but guess it didn't get spotted in the mix. So you're 3rd not 4th! :-bd

Still pretty chuffed with that as the Groove isn't the lightest of frames, and I must've lost getting on for 20 lbs compared to my first year weigh-in :grin:

Re: WRT Weigh-in results.

Posted: Sun May 11, 2014 6:53 pm
by jay91
48 happy with that not bad for a first timer that's will full camlebak

Re: WRT Weigh-in results.

Posted: Sun May 11, 2014 6:55 pm
by Matt
Cheated with no water in your bottles though.
Somebody made sure I set off with no water aswell, :wink: whats the issue? :-bd

And just realised it's joint 2nd and David was doing the Lite so VICTORY!!!!

How's that heavy steel bike of yours with the wonky back wheel?

Re: WRT Weigh-in results.

Posted: Sun May 11, 2014 9:50 pm
by Mart
Link to last years weigh in, for comparison. Looks like the average increased on 2013

http://bearbonesbikepacking.co.uk/phpBB ... 013#p19436

Re: WRT Weigh-in results.

Posted: Sun May 11, 2014 10:58 pm
by johnnystorm
21lbs lighter :-bd

(Lite vs full fat, single speed vs 27gears, 8g stove vs jetboil, same bag/bivi/tarp though)

Re: WRT Weigh-in results.

Posted: Mon May 12, 2014 1:26 am
by Hoojum
Top half of the table with 42 lbs, 9 lbs off from last year. Happy with that.

Getting down to the mid 30's, like some of those weights, would require me to jettison all the cheese I took. I'll stick with the forties. :smile:

Re: WRT Weigh-in results.

Posted: Mon May 12, 2014 8:07 am
by jBay
Is there a handicap system for taller riders who need bigger bike frames, clothes?

Re: WRT Weigh-in results.

Posted: Mon May 12, 2014 9:25 am
by Taylor
jBay wrote:Is there a handicap system for taller riders who need bigger bike frames, clothes?

Your own fault for being lanky.

Re: WRT Weigh-in results.

Posted: Mon May 12, 2014 9:59 am
by jBay
flatfishy wrote:
jBay wrote:Is there a handicap system for taller riders who need bigger bike frames, clothes?

Your own fault for being lanky.
Thanks mate

Re: WRT Weigh-in results.

Posted: Mon May 12, 2014 10:51 am
by Bokonon
My bike alone is heavier than the first 4 bikes on the list, I can't see me getting down that low any time soon.

Re: WRT Weigh-in results.

Posted: Mon May 12, 2014 1:29 pm
by johnnystorm
Bokonon wrote:My bike alone is heavier than the first 4 bikes on the list, I can't see me getting down that low any time soon.
My sneaky plan is to use something other than my "robust" Inbred next year to try and sneak things down a bit more! :lol:

Re: WRT Weigh-in results.

Posted: Mon May 12, 2014 1:57 pm
by alansmout
my bike on its own was 11kgs but missed the weigh in so not sure how much everything would have been.


my ride for next years WRT

http://www.nimbusunicycles.com/ultimate ... ate-wheel/

Re: WRT Weigh-in results.

Posted: Mon May 12, 2014 3:40 pm
by jameso
Quite a range there.. the 101lb bike, any pics? Respect for pedalling that anywhere : )

and
Ricky Cotter 47
- that's probably almost half her body weight and she'd still out-climb me too easily! :lol:

Re: WRT Weigh-in results.

Posted: Mon May 12, 2014 3:53 pm
by Bokonon
Quite a range there.. the 101lb bike, any pics? Respect for pedalling that anywhere : )
I think it might have been the trailer that contributed significantly to the weight of that one, that and the fact that once you've got a trailer, you may as well put stuff in it.

Re: WRT Weigh-in results.

Posted: Mon May 12, 2014 9:46 pm
by Ray Young
You seen the welding on that :shock: .

Re: WRT Weigh-in results.

Posted: Thu Apr 30, 2015 5:28 pm
by JohnClimber
Just weighed my Rohloffed 29er+ and gear, including water, tent, bag, tools, breakfast bars, no cooking gear, first aid kit and a couple of other essentials it's come in at 51lbs on my dodgy scales.

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If my scales are close to it's correct weight, how the hell did those really light weight riders survive and what did (or didn't) they carry?

Re: WRT Weigh-in results.

Posted: Thu Apr 30, 2015 6:03 pm
by RayKickButts
Can see me smashing 62 this year, will be on a fully packed fatty .... It could be a two man lift just for the scales ...which is a pain when your riding solo!!!

Re: WRT Weigh-in results.

Posted: Thu Apr 30, 2015 6:18 pm
by Matt
38lbs last year (joint 2nd I think :-bd )

Probably up on that this year, new bike is 28lbs unloaded :shock:

However the power unit is 35lbs lighter this year :lol:

Re: WRT Weigh-in results.

Posted: Thu Apr 30, 2015 6:19 pm
by Richard G
I can pretty much guarantee that my gear weighs more than my bike... and I don't care! :lol:

Re: WRT Weigh-in results.

Posted: Thu Apr 30, 2015 7:47 pm
by johnnystorm
JohnClimber wrote:Just weighed my Rohloffed 29er+ and gear, including water, tent, bag, tools, breakfast bars, no cooking gear, first aid kit and a couple of other essentials it's come in at 51lbs on my dodgy scales.

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If my scales are close to it's correct weight, how the hell did those really light weight riders survive and what did (or didn't) they carry?
You've got 2 sets of handlebars, heavy wheels, a dustbin full of cogs for a rear hub and one needless water bottle at the very least! :lol: