Bike weight

[Cuchilo]

I nipped into the Giant store on my way back from a ride today and put the TCR on the scales . I was interested to see what she weighed with the Carbon pedals and lighter seat . 7.9 KG . Adding the Garmin tipped her just over the 8kg mark .
Anyone else had a weigh in ?

 

[MikeW-71]

No, but you've got me curious now

 

[screenman]

I nipped into the Giant store on my way back from a ride today and put the TCR on the scales . I was interested to see what she weighed with the Carbon pedals and lighter seat . 7.9 KG . Adding the Garmin tipped her just over the 8kg mark .
Anyone else had a weigh in ?

Hope you shave your legs.

Did weigh a fixie once but it was back in the dark ages. Drilled everthing, bottom bracket, brakes, seat post etc.

 

[Mr Haematocrit]

My S-Works Tarmac hits the scales at 13lb (5.89kg)

My S-Works Epic WC 29r comes in at 8.6kg.

Not weighed my Venges recently

 

[jack smith]

you have no idea how much i want your bikes....

 

[T.M.H.N.E.T]

My S-Works Tarmac hits the scales at 13lb (5.89kg)

My S-Works Epic WC 29r comes in at 8.6kg.

Not weighed my Venges recently

Both of these weights include rider

 

[Peteaud]

Synapse = 9.5 kg
Supersix = 7.5 kg

 

[Shut Up Legs]

Vivente World Randonneur tourer/commuter: 15kg
Specialized Roubaix Expert SL4 road bike: 8kg

 

[MontyVeda]

I don't know exactly but I guess it's around 13 stone when I'm riding it...

 

[jowwy]

Sabbath - 9.8kgs
Jamis 29er - 10kgs
Tarmac - 7kgs

Me - 110kgs

 

[screenman]

I know that it will be cheaper to lose a pound off the stomach rather than a pound off the bike.

 

[lip03]

My folder weights about 7 and 3 quarter tonnes! I like to think of it as awweight loss aid!

 

[Cuchilo]

I think I can get closer to 7 with new wheels . Also lose the out front mount for the garmin and both bottle cages . I did look at a carbon stem but £160 to save 5g

 

[Shut Up Legs]

I think I can get closer to 7 with new wheels . Also lose the out front mount for the garmin and both bottle cages . I did look at a carbon stem but £160 to save 5g

I had a similar thought yesterday. Due to my Vivente tourer having aero-shaped handlebars***, which aren't ideal for mounting things, I was considering getting new handlebars with conventional cross-section. The carbon-fibre handlebars were over double the price of the alloy, and only weighed about 50g less.

*** why these came with a 15kg tourer, I don't know: what on Earth were they thinking?

 

[young Ed]

I think I can get closer to 7 with new wheels . Also lose the out front mount for the garmin and both bottle cages . I did look at a carbon stem but £160 to save 5g

2 words, sand paper
Cheers Ed