What does your AM/Trail rig weigh?

[wesley_r]

Ok I'm not a race snake or a weight weenie, but I was curious, so I put my bike (commencal meta 5.5) on the scale at the LBS - 15.4kg!

 

What does your trail / all-mountain sled weigh in at?

[Captain Fastbastard Mayhem]

If I'm to weigh my DH machine (which is my AM machine as well - just KILLER on the climbs, maybe a 32t chainring is in order)

 

just over 22kg

[banna]

About 14.5kg with Fox 36 Float, XT AM rims, 2.35 tires, drop seat post and XT/XO components. O ja, it's a large frame.

[Chubba]

Mine is 13kgs. Could get it lighter with carbon bits and pieces. (Could also just loose my gut)

Edited November 14, 2011 by Chubba

[wesley_r]

Specs wise, the 15.4kg is made up of Alex SupraBH rims, 2.4 / 2.35 tyres, Rock Shox Sektor Coil U-turn with 15mm Maxle and Monarch RT3 high volume, Truvativ Boobars, DMR pedals, Truvativ Stylo cranks, X7 shifters / deraillers, Juicy 5 brakes

 

So I take it 15.4 is on the porky side. I guess there's no budget method for saving weight? (unless I go on a diet)

[Thumper]

My Merida AM 5000 comes in at 12kg's

[Captain Fastbastard Mayhem]

Mine is 13kgs. Could get it lighter with carbons bits and pieces. (Could also just loose my gut)

 

I hear you on that... And raise you mine.

 

Components on my steed:

 

Frame: GT DHI (5kg with rear shock)

Fork: 2002 Boxxer

 

Components:

XT Rear der & shifter

Truvativ BooBar (780mm)

Ritchey Foam lock-on grips

Funn RIPPA 45mm stem

Avid Elixir 5 brakes (203mm front 180mm rear)

Shimano LX cranks

Blackspire 36t Chainring

Blackspire "Ring God" bash guard

Mavic 3somethingsomething on Hope Pro 2 at the rear (12mm thru axle)

Alex DX32 on Formula 20mm front

Minion Super Tacky 2.5 up front

High Roller Super Tacky 2.5 at the rear

kakass Mosh pedals.

[Chubba]

Truvativ BooBar (780mm)

those are wide, you dig them?

[(Deon)]

 

Truvativ BooBar (780mm)

 

 

GEEZ, that number always gets me!

 

Careful you don't hit Namibia or Mozambique when turning!!

[Chubba]

GEEZ, that number always gets me!

 

Careful you don't hit Namibia or Mozambique when turning!!

[Guest Omega Man]

GEEZ, that number always gets me!

 

Careful you don't hit Namibia or Mozambique when turning!!

I've got boobars. I cut them to 760. I just couldn't do 780.

[RiderX]

Specs wise, the 15.4kg is made up of Alex SupraBH rims, 2.4 / 2.35 tyres, Rock Shox Sektor Coil U-turn with 15mm Maxle and Monarch RT3 high volume, Truvativ Boobars, DMR pedals, Truvativ Stylo cranks, X7 shifters / deraillers, Juicy 5 brakes

 

So I take it 15.4 is on the porky side. I guess there's no budget method for saving weight? (unless I go on a diet)

 

If you change to an air fork you'll cut a fair amount of weight. Might not be too expensive second hand. You can run single ply tyres if you're not already doing so.

[wesley_r]

those are wide, you dig them?

 

I also run 780mm boobars. and yes, i dig them

[(Deon)]

Reign weighs 15kg's.

 

Big tyres, big rims and crap stuck all over like pumps, mudguards.. etc

[jimmy hardtail]

My new yeti is about 17 kg. Strong as fark . 7 inches each end. Cant wait to ride it!

[DJR]

Trance X in Trail mode weighs 14kg with big tyres, slime tubes, pump, saddlebag full of spares & tools. Would be about 12kg in XC/marathon mode without all the heavy stuff and with racing tyres on.