What does your AM/Trail rig weigh?

[TheV]

My 2012 TOMAC Snyper - Size Large

 

Frame weighs about 3.3kgs

150mm Forks

140mm FOX RP23 shock

XT Group and Wheels

X-Kings 2.2

680mm Monkey Bar - just right for me... maybe one day when i'm bigger ill go over the 700mm mark

 

Total weight with DH/Freeride pedals is approx 13.1kgs.

 

Edited November 14, 2011 by TheV

[Captain Fastbastard Mayhem]

those are wide, you dig them?

Really dig em bro. My shoulders are quite.wide as well, so they fit. But i feel cramped when I get back on my xc bike with its little 650s. They're definitely gonna have to go soon.

[Captain Fastbastard Mayhem]

Reign weighs 15kg's.

 

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

 

Only crappy thing on my bike is me...

[patches]

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

 

ooh! what yeti did you get? the ASR 7? or is it an AS-X?

 

I had an AS-X and it weighed in at 16.5kg

Edited November 14, 2011 by patches

[Chubba]

Really dig em bro. My shoulders are quite.wide as well, so they fit. But i feel cramped when I get back on my xc bike with its little 650s. They're definitely gonna have to go soon.

650's are way small, unless you are a light weight into racing.

[banna]

650's are way small, unless you are a light weight into racing.

 

I grew from 685mm to currently having 710mm on my bike and now that i'm used to the longer bars, I can see that it's not gonna take me much longer to go to 740mm.

[patches]

I spent Saturday on my DH rig. That heffalump (I say heffalumpp, but she's a good 3kg lighter than cptmayhem's fatty ) is running 780mm low rise Answer Pro Tapers. Love them wide bars. But then when I climb back onto my 4X bike (with 700's... so not too skinny)... the bars feel very narrow!

Edited November 14, 2011 by patches

[mad bout mtb]

Reign 13,4kg or so, all xtr. Could go lighter with lighter wheels

[Iwan Kemp]

13.5 - 14 Mojo HD - depends on tires

[jimmy hardtail]

Got the as x. Got the frame and rear shock off the hub for r 1500 ! I thought that at that price it would have problems . The only thing was the seatpost was stuck in the frame. 2 hours of q20 and swearing and its out. Cant wait to ride.

[patches]

Got the as x. Got the frame and rear shock off the hub for r 1500 ! I thought that at that price it would have problems . The only thing was the seatpost was stuck in the frame. 2 hours of q20 and swearing and its out. Cant wait to ride.

 

hahaha! small world... that's my old AS-X! Sorry bout the seatpost... swear that wasn't me!

 

But yeah... I had great times on that bike

 

 

 

I hope it brings you many happy miles too... especialy air miles

Edited November 15, 2011 by patches

[nigelhicks]

I think my carbon force is around 13kg ... But if your bikes over 16.8kg ... My GT Fury DH bike is lighter than your trail bike! Hahaha

[jimmy hardtail]

I wonder how many owners my new asx has had. Its like a bike slut. Cant wait to ride her hard. . . . Gonna in down fast i reckon !

[patches]

I wonder how many owners my new asx has had. Its like a bike slut. Cant wait to ride her hard. . . . Gonna in down fast i reckon !

 

2.5 (excluding you)

 

I bought it off the original owner. Used it for 6 about months until I got my hands on an Ndiza. Then sold it to the gentleman you purchased it from. He didn't ride it much before he stripped it down into parts.

 

If you ever need spares for it, PM Daft Vader (or I can give you his telephone number). He bought an AS-X the same time as your bikes original owner. But his met a tree at speed so the front triangle isn't too healthy... but he has a DHX 5, rear triangle, derailleur hangers, and linkage he might be willing to sell for cheap.

[jimmy hardtail]

Always wanted a morewood. Was gonna get a mbuzi but when i saw the asx i was hooked. The price was good too. Might be interested in the spare parts.

[Master216]

My Santa Cruz LT Carbon weighs in at 12.6kg with a Rock Shox Pike and 2.4 inch Nobbly Nic!

Suppose more of a trail rather than an all mountain bike.