Something just does not seem right about the total weight of that bike. 16 bike with a 4 pound frame and 2 pound crankset-- some of the component weights seem optimistic.

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Suffer Well.

I am affraid of people who weigh bar tape.

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There really doesn't appear to be any real light components.

My Yaqui with full DA is about 20 pounds with training wheels. I don't understand how this guy is saving 3.5 pounds on me. His wheels are a pound lighter, but his crank is heavier.

Enron wieghed it for him.

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Dang.....a 20 pound bike with full DA?
What kind of training wheels do you have?
What's the front end on it?

Good gosh:
I've got a 105 kilo that with race wheels sits at about 18.5.

My TitanFlex weighs in at under 18 pounds with everything including water bottles. I have Zipp 303 wheels, and no Rotorcranks.

I edit to note that the specs do include the cables, but not the aerobars. In which case, the weight seems just about right, maybe a few ounces lighter than I would have expected.

The RC's don't really add a whole lot of grams. I think they are only about 300 grams heavier then DA. If I trim the Velcro tab off my tri cycling shoes I can save near that much weight : )

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You might want to find some lighter tri shoes... :)

That was good : )

I have RC's on my two TT bikes and just bought a third set for my road bike. I'll be moving from the flats of the east coast of Fl to Sedona AZ. I'm looking forward to climbing with the RC's. There's a section of road about 20 miles from the house that is 2,500 vertical in 6 miles!!!

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Yaqui Aerolite frame, Reynolds Ouzo Comp Fork, Carbon-X, Koobi Tri Seat, Thompson Post, Look Pedals, Rolf Vector Wheels. I think it's slightly under 20lbs.