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My 2008 med Sworks Epic

 

ZTR Olympic wheel, spesh 2bliss LK fastrak, Truvativ cranks, Fox RLC 32 100, Xt front mech, x0 everything, Avid ultimates etc. 10.5 Kg.

 

Wifes, small 2008 M5 Epic, same build 11.0 Kg.

 

My 2010 Sworks Epic, XTR cranks, XO, same as my 08... 10.3 Kg. I can take it down to 9.3 Kg, Racing ralph/ Rocket Ron, flat bars, reduce the sealant in the tyres, esi grips, XX Fork -only demo.

 

But the bike is a little more uncomfortable, and the tyres are not great for SA marathon conditions, perfect for XC and 40 km racing.

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  • Medium Zula + Fox RP23
  • Sid Race Dual Air
  • ZTR 355 on Hope pro2 + stan's tubeless conversion
  • Conti Mountain King UST and Race King UST
  • Full XO + Noir Crank...XT front dr + Jagwire housing + XT chain
  • Elixir CR brakes
  • Tompson Post, Ritchey WCS Stem, Truvativ Stylo WC Rizer + ESI Grips
  • Spez Phenom
  • SPD 520(not light but moer tough)

 

All 11,6 on the dot

Edited by rouxtjie
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Santa cruz Blur

large

Brakes Ultimates

Cranks XT

Bars Monkey lites

Stem Thomson

Post as above

Cassette 990

Wheels Ringles on Olympics

Shifters XO with matchmakers

RD XO

FD Xtr

Saddle Gobi

11kg

Can lose a few grams here and there but Rand to gram is not worth it.

Building a trail bike now and the weight prediction looks pretty good so far :rolleyes: .

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how do you guys manage to weigh your bikes so accurately? My bikes pretty heavy and I wondered how much, but never got so far as to actually find a way to weigh it?

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Hi Hubbers,

 

Got a large Scott Spark 30 Carbon of course.

Standard when i bought it 11.3kg.

Did a tube less conversion with Maxxis ust on and weighs in @ 11.6kg.

With a few mods u can go weigh under 11kg.

Got SLX crank and shifters.

 

Can go lighter if u change the following :

Wheels, Fork, Seat+post, Handlebars+stem, Crank and shifters.

Was in your price range.

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how do you guys manage to weigh your bikes so accurately? My bikes pretty heavy and I wondered how much, but never got so far as to actually find a way to weigh it?

boet i have a spreadsheet with every single item, sad I know :blush:

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Hi Hubbers,

 

Got a large Scott Spark 30 Carbon of course.

Standard when i bought it 11.3kg.

Did a tube less conversion with Maxxis ust on and weighs in @ 11.6kg.

With a few mods u can go weigh under 11kg.

Got SLX crank and shifters.

 

Can go lighter if u change the following :

Wheels, Fork, Seat+post, Handlebars+stem, Crank and shifters.

Was in your price range.

 

bought the spark 30 carbon frame uprgraded my GT Idrive carbon. Frame is 400g lighter.

Full xtr and dt swiss 1540 rims comes in at about 11.4kg with tubless.

 

Its a great frame and you could pick up the spark 30 alu. for around 25K.

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GT Marathon Expert Carbon

Pro Carbon Handlebar

Momsen seatpost (Great value for Money)

KCNC stem

XT hubs on DT swiss 4.2d's

Maxxis Crossmark Tubeless

Fizik Gobi

Manitou R7 shock

XTR brakes

XT Dual Control shifters

Truvativ Stylo oct crank

12,3 kg's

 

I can loose some weight on the wheels and Shock, but not worth it for me...

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Giant Anthem X0 Size XS RP23

EC 70 bar

Ergon R2 Carbon Grips

X9 twisters

80mm no name stem

Sid Race

XT crank

SLX front der

X0 rear der

XT 11-32

XT chain

540 pedals

KCNC seatpost

SLR 135 saddle

Formula RX brakes

American Classic tubeless wheels with Rocket Ron tyres

 

10.6kg - cost me under R28 000 - all parts from eBay, CRC and some local bits...

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how do you guys manage to weigh your bikes so accurately? My bikes pretty heavy and I wondered how much, but never got so far as to actually find a way to weigh it?

I'd also be interested to find this out. Don't think my current apply-back-brakes-and-try-balance-the-bike-on-the-bathroom-scale is too accurate? :)

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