I only really want to know cos I'm laid up and bored. Feel free to add weights and builds and pictures

11.34kg 853 Voodoo Bizango 26'er with full XT

12.7Kg Cotic Solaris 29er. 1x10 drivetrain, XT brakes, Reverb dropper post.

12.5 k charge cooker 29er steel frame/fork, mostly deore, bb7's, hope hubs and stans crests. Love it.

Carbon Planet X Dirty Harry at almost bang on 9kg in race form. A weenie bit more with sturdier tyres. It flatters me!

Surly karate monkey 12.2kg single speed disgracefully
Hopefully drop a big chunk of weight off her so that when she gets gears the weight doesn't go above what it is now.

On One Inbred 29er vertical dropout.
Surly Fargo V2 forks.
AlpKit Luggage, anything cages coming for some extra winter capacity!

FLV wrote:I only really want to know cos I'm laid up and bored. Feel free to add weights and builds and pictures

Also you've missed alloy frames off

10.88 kg, Yeti ARC Carbon, 29er, full XT

Hey where's all the votes gone?

26" Cotic Soul, around 12.5kg unloaded..

you've seen mine Dave!

did you see this thread on stw? http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic ... acing-gear

will keep you occupied for a little while...

I'd banned myself from ever looking at that site again but might make an exception.

Couple more days and I'll be alowed to do full strips and rebuilds of all 3 bikes

With me in the UK is an early 1990's Cadex CFM3 composite. 2006 XT group set except for rear deraileur (2012 XT w/ no clutch) and hubs (LX). Mavic 217 rims, SID Team forks, Thomson stem/post, Easton Monkey Lite bars, Fizik Aliante Twinflex saddle, WTB Nanos. ~9.5Kg unloaded.

Awaiting my return to the US is a stock 2013 Trek Superfly AL Elite 29er with a few mods. Weighs in around ~11Kg.

Revelate luggage (bar harness, feed bag, gas tank, jerry can, viscacha). No frame bag for easier HAB and 2 bottle cages. Luggage and Egg Beater triple Ti's move between bikes.

Greetz

S.

Scott scale 960 29er Alu. Approx 12.5kg. Could probably lose a kilo straight off it with a better suspension fork.

Does bamboo count as wood, even though technically it's grass?

Ian wrote:Does bamboo count as wood, even though technically it's grass?

Maybe it should just be "organic" to cover all the bases.

Genesis Fortitude Race. 12.24Kg. Stock build apart from ESI grips and 2.4 Conti X King on the front.

Are you going to be generating some data visualisation for all this data you're collecting?

With a bit of searching around I reckon I could get about 2.2Kg off in weight but it would cost quite a bit. Might be easier to cut out the pies

Haven't looked at lighter wheels/tyres but I think I'd rather stick with something that can last.

Zippy wrote:Are you going to be generating some data visualisation for all this data you're collecting?

unlikely

feel free to if you fancy though

Ian wrote:Does bamboo count as wood, even though technically it's grass?

I was thinking of bamboo yes. didnt really consider that its technically grass. Interesting though.

Genesis Fortitude Adventure (Alfine 11) Stock build apart from On-One Mary bars, and ESI extra chunky grips. Std weight is 12.9 kg apparently...

Salsa mukluk, aluminium but easily over 11.5 kilos (pair of tyres are 3.5 kilos!)

Titanium over 11.5kg here, on a 29er+ Hardtail, weight not helped by a Rohloff hub, Surly inner tubes, 45mm wide rims, brooks saddle and Jones H Bars, but it's not built for light weight it's built for comfort and low maintenance