My MTB friends think it's light, and that's good enough for me.

Hi Ed. Welcome to hell :)

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Eliot
blog thing - strava thing

Hell being slowtwitch or triathlon obsession? I guess this post combined with my screen name gave me away pretty clearly....

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Ed O'Malley
www.VeloVetta.com
Founder of VeloVetta Cycling Shoes
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2012 P2C size 58 20.1 lbs or 9.20 Kilo

All stock with the following adds/changes

Adamo Race 2
Dark Speed Works ,,,,, love this thing!!!
X-Lab water bottle holders x2 including the small bike bag
Carbon water bottle cage on Down Tube
Profile design computer/watch mount

ETA
Suunto Speed Sensor & Cadence Sensor

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#WeAreTheForge #BlackGunsMatter

"Look, will you guys at leats accept that you are a bunch of dumb asses and just trust me on this one? Please?" BarryP 7/30/2012

How about 'dropping weight from your bike and dropping weight from your body can both be done utterly independent of one another'? You made it sound as if you gotta choose between the two... Why not drop all 3lbs in this example?

Imagine what it would cost to drop 1.5lbs from your bike.

According to Velo magazine about -$800. ;-). Or at least that was the differenece between two road bikes they recently tested. The cheaper bike was about 1.5 pounds lighter.

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Styrrell

That information was from last summer so I weighed it again this evening. It's still 8.4kg. By the time I've taken a few centimeters off the steerer tube, fitted the new pedals; I changed system over the winter, and fitted the Omega brake when it arrives, It'll drop another 100g or so.

I'd take yours back to the shop and ask for a lighter one. In the nicest way possible of course;-)

Well, I have a new medium SC 7.2 and it weighs in at approx 18.6 lbs based on my bathroom scale. Swapped the aero bars and base bar for a full zipp setup I bought in a weak moment a few years ago (blew my bike frugality creds for that year!), and swapped the wheels for some Rolf Vigors. Includes one bottle cage (I do long rides on the road bike and no long course racing, so one is enough). Swapped saddle for a Cobb V-flow but that added weight. Otherwise, stock Sram stuff that came with it. No draft box, bento box, rear bottle cages, etc. etc.; people add all that stuff and wonder why they don't have a light bike.

Of course when I get my Flo 60 race wheels I'll be adding almost 400 grams so that will bring it back up way over 19 pounds.

It goes up the hills much better than my old P2K (not that the 10 lbs I lost over the winter has anything to do with that, lol).

Slowtwitch. I remember before I knew about this place, way back when I had free time...


Yup :). Go ride!

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Eliot
blog thing - strava thing

P3 Al
Vision base bar
Deda aerobar (soon to be vision ski bend)
404 clinchers with wheelcover.
Adamo Race

Never been weighed, but it's less than my SoftRide Rocket TT with H3s.
It's fast enough, even on hilly triathlons.

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Dick

Take everything I say with a grain of salt. I know nothing.

The weight of mine is just right.Not to heavy nor light.i love it.

2007 P3C
Sram Red
Zipp Vuma Quad Crank
Zipp SL145 Stem
Zipp Vuka Bull / Extensions
Zipp 808 tubular
Adamo Road

17.1 lbs

2009 P2c Ultegra 51cm
2011 Zipp 808 FC Clinchers
Adamo saddle
Dura Ace SPD-SL Pedals
Xlab carbon wing

20.1 lbs.

P3C with SRAM red build ~18lbs with ultegra pedals and 1 cage.

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-- Aaron Davidson

I have nothing to add, except I need to post 3 more times before I can respond to private messages. that is all

Pinarello FT1 53cm

Mix of DA and Ultegra
Felt Devox cockpit
HED Jet 6/9 wheels

weighs in at 9.2kg or 20.3lbs according to bathroom scales

plus 75kg of engine

Yaqui Mariola
Bike components from the 90s
no base bar
Front Flashpoint 60, rear PT with cover

23 pounds

Chad

Kuota kueen-K Hellby edition 16,3
Speed concept upgraded 9 series 18,5

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http://www.gudmundsnilstveit.com

Qroo lucero lite
Cobra base and aero bars
Dura ace 7800
Kforce lite cranks
Look carbon keos
Zero g brake set
Real design ultra 40mm wheels
Was 14.9 lbs before crash now a trainer bike because top tube is cracked. That weight is from adding up all componants seperartly


2012 Blue Triad black ops
7800 front and rear ders
Zipp teturn to center shifters
Jagwire
Sub 9
1080
Both zipp tangiente tires
Adamo
Look keo classic pedal
FSA Neo pro 170 cranks and tt rings
19 lbs. Spot on race ready on bike shops digital scale.
Recently got new custon carbon chainrings so probably around 1/2 lbs lighter with that. And another half lbs. with training wheels on.

2009 Fuji roabaix
mavic open pros
fizik airone saddle
105 components
5 pieces of plywood to fill in the gaps of my bike for a more aero look

I would have to say 45 lbs.

2011 P2C 56
Zipp 404FC Tubs
Carbon Disc Cover
Dura Ace
SRAM Quarq Compact
Cobb Max
PD base bar and ZBS extensions

7.9kg/17.4lbs

Just weighed it.

with training wheels: 19.2
with racing wheels: 18.0

P3C (51)
Stinger 60/90 (Vittoria Corsa EVO CX) *training wheels are Mavic Ksyrium Elites with Conti Gatorskins
FSA SRM wireless crank
Adamo Prologue
Ritchey Adjustable Stem
Profile Design CX3 bars
SRAM R2C shifters
SRAM Red (brake levers, front/rear derailleur)
Zero Gravity Negative-G Ti brakes
Ultegra 11-25
SRAM OG-1070 chain
Jagwire housing/cables
CeeGees pads
Fizik Microtex tape
Arundel carbon cage (no bottle)
Cycleops Joule 2.0 headunit
Speedplay Zero Stainless pedals
Profile Design computer mount
Ti skewers

...that is all I think

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I got nothing.

with me on it? not saying.
with me off, about 18lbs

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Qroo CD0.1 - large
Vision carbon cockpit
SRAM RED all except shifter (tt500)
American classic clincher 58's
19.45 lbs

To be truly useful, you'd want to have people weigh their bikes "as racked" at a race.

x1

WAY LESS EXPENSIVE TOO!!! Unless you can't lose any more weight, then it's your bike

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Team Running Free
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