Mountain Biking - What does your bike weigh?

Right now my K2 ZED 4.0 weighs 26.3 pounds. How about yours?

My Specialized Enduro runs about 30lbs in hardcore XC form, currently I've set it up for the Whistler bike park so it's 34lbs.

My Nicolai Nucleon ST is a whopping 53lbs!!! I plan on swapping out a few parts to bring it back down to 49lbs pretty quickly (it's been down to 47lbs) but as I'm not a racer I'll deal with a couple extra pounds if it saves me some cash or is more reliable.

24.5 lbs

trek Al SL frame
Shimano Doere LX group
Columbus Rims + WTB 2.1 Nanoraptors + Radial Spoke Pattern
SR-Suntour XCP75-LO Coil/Hydraulic

eh, my cruddy bike that I have right now is about 45 pounds.

About 25 pounds or less depending on which tires I'm running.

My Litespeed ~ 22
My Bighit ~ 42

Specialized 2003 Stumpjumper FSR Disc with Avid Mechanical disc, fenders, my old tires and saddle, XTR shifters and XT derailures ---- 31 lbs.

My Rocky Blizzard is around 25 pounds.I put on a rigid fork Nov-Mar.It's a nice bike but a really heavy frame.

my fisher tassajara, 30 lbs.
my norco fluid 3, 36 lbs.

Stumpjumper 2003 FSR comp with v-brakes about 28 lbs.

Jamis Komodo XL, Duke SL, Avid Mech, XT............... 25.5 lbs.

My Rocky Mountain Pipeline is about 30lbs depending on wheels.

Roast - 32 to 34 pounds (this is a guess)
bighit - 44 pounds (I weighed this one)

My DiamondBack Apex weighs 27 pounds. But it still has beefy tires and disc brake hubs, which can be switched to lighten it.

I don't know.

I don't bother to weigh my bikes.

One is light.

One is heavier.

One is even heavier.

People who obssess about the weight of their bike are amusing though.

My bike weighs about 23 Pounds. Scalpel.

the xtra ass on my ass and the spare tire weigh about.....


23 pounds.


there's got to be a moral to this story.......

My titus switchblade is about 29 lbs., marz marathon sl, avid mechs, xt group
my trek 4500 ht is about 34 lbs., rs jett, v-brakes, sub-deore components

My stock 2003 Iron Horse Desperado is about 33 pounds.

My Intense weighs ? I don't know, I don't WANT to know. It's heavy, but I like it!

L8R

just weighed my blur yesterday it was 26.4 pounds. perfect for what i use it for. my kona dawg weighs 31.3 pounds of beater, having alot of fun with this bike

Scalpel weighs 25.8, Epic weighs 26.8, F1000 HT weighs 24.0.

Rider weighs 191.0

Scalpel weighs 25.8, Epic weighs 26.8, F1000 HT weighs 24.0.

Rider weighs 191.0


Clearly Cannondale reigns supreme :o

Now now Jim, my Epic has not had any fine tuning yet. Lighter wheels and tires are to come along with a few lighter components. But the scalpel has heavier (avid mechanical) disc brakes and the Epic has avid v brakes. So there would be a greater weight diff with the same brakes. I'm gonna keep the Epic set up with v-brakes and ride it in dry conditions.

BTW, today is the first day of ownership for the Epic and since I had no babysitter for Samantha I had to attach her chariot to it and pull her at Stone mountain. It rides good and the mud tires sounded like bubba with his truck and super swamper mud tires riding down the road.

The F1000 is officially the wifes steed now. The Epic is my hardtail that morphs when needed. I cannot wait to try it on some single track...

Got your Cannondales beat, I have a 40 pound trailbike, a 45 pound Slalom Rig and will soon hopefully have a 50 pound DH race bike coming. You don't want to know the weight of my XC bike.

Daaaaaang... it's alright to ride a heavy bike as long as you've got the strength to push it just as fast as the guys with light bikes :D

My Trek 4300 is supposed to weigh 32lbs, probably closer to 29 lbs now with some upgrades. My Norco Sasquatch is probably around 34-35lbs. Pretty bad for to hardtails.

I got a Cannondale F-900 and I could prolly throw it about a block if I really wanted too. Not sure of the exact weight but Its rediculously light as with all Connondales.

Clearly Cannondale reigns supreme :o

They dont get it Jim only the real men know the truth.

Cannondale owns..... bottom line boys

Clearly Cannondale reigns supreme :o

yeah you just keep telling yourself that :p

Rocky Mountain Instinct - 26
Rocky Mountain Flow - 37
Specialized Demo 9 - I have been told 46....or something.


And oh yea......cannondale sucks.

ummmmmmm... ok.

My uncle let me ride his scalpel once...

all I have to say is :eek:

40 someodd pounds

And oh yea......cannondale sucks.


My bike ownership experience has led me through Diamodback, Specialized, GT, Proflex, Trek, K2, and Cannondale.

I must say that Cannondale and Specialized has been the most dependable. I experienced frame damage and quality issues with almost all the others including...Cracked welds, broken pivots, cable tabs breaking off, bottle cage inserts popping out, brake mounting tabs breaking, and the worst offense was when my Trek 7000 had a tube separate completely while riding one time where it mated with the bottom bracket and my bike lterally broke in half.

"Crack and fails" and the "speckledeyes" brand bikes rule the roost.

Sirspinsalot.

My bike ownership experience has led me through Diamodback, Specialized, GT, Proflex, Trek, K2, and Cannondale.

I must say that Cannondale and Specialized has been the most dependable. I experienced frame damage and quality issues with almost all the others including...Cracked welds, broken pivots, cable tabs breaking off, bottle cage inserts popping out, brake mounting tabs breaking, and the worst offense was when my Trek 7000 had a tube separate completely while riding one time where it mated with the bottom bracket and my bike lterally broke in half.

"Crack and fails" and the "speckledeyes" brand bikes rule the roost.

Sirspinsalot.



This man speaks da troof!

Now Klein, no name calling!

I've always been a defender of Cannondales. I think the "crack and fail" nickname is undeserved. I don't think their frames fail any more than any other manufacturer's. I do think that because they are so popular, they have a lot of bikes in the market. I also know that every snapped frame we got in the shop was due to the rider riding the bike beyond it's intended capabilities. "You want to warranty the frame b/c it broke when you dropped off the 5' loading dock?" DUH!!!!!!

After working with them for a number of years, I still believe in their product. I'm glad that they are coming out of the whole MX/Bankruptcy debacle. However, with that said, I don't think they are the supreme leader of bikes in the industry.

L8R

My new Epic kicks the crap outta my Scalpel. Sorry Jim, it is the truth friend, and it hurts.

Hey, Sam! What's up??? Are you back? Or just a casual visit?

Just needed to post a blurb about the Epic.

The first singletrack ride on this bike and I rode it like I was on it when I emerged from the womb!

Three words... OH MY GOD!

It's only a matter of time before Cannondale builds a bike around the "brain" technology.. and then it's ON!

Ya know I worked in industrial automation systems for years and this revolutionary brain technology is actually old technology fitted to a bike.

Inertia sensing valves are old news and I am amazed it has not appeared before now on mountain bikes.

It is actually a very simple hydraulic circuit.

Cannondale owns..... bottom line boys

Ya, huffy ;)

It's only a matter of time before Cannondale builds a bike around the "brain" technology.. and then it's ON!

With the way they are constantly trying to progress things (not always for the best) I am surprised they didn't do it earlier.

Got your Cannondales beat, I have a 40 pound trailbike, a 45 pound Slalom Rig and will soon hopefully have a 50 pound DH race bike coming. You don't want to know the weight of my XC bike.


Now there's a biker who has the right priorities he heh.

I XC raced last fall on my 38 lb Bullit, now I'm on a 25ish lb Yeti ASR. To be honest, the only way I can tell any difference is the Bullit took the bumps smoother. 12 lb's of difference or so, I could cut back on the snacks for a couple weeks and lose that much weight off my gut.

Maybe Cannondale will get the rights or something soon. I'm sure they've got something in the works.

Yeti ARC is 21 lbs., Homegrown converted to SS is 20.2 lbs. Can't wait to see how ridiculous my Schwinn Panther MTB buildup is going to be.
Weight concerns me not; as others have mentioned, it's the rider that makes the difference, not the bike. I just like knowing because I'm a weenie (and because that seems to be the first question people in the shop ask me).

Weight matters alot when you're a small guy like me. I don't weigh much, so its harder for me to manuever/bunnyhop/jump a big bike.

Only with pedals added. 16.9 LBS. Felt F15

<---132 lbs. soaking wet here. Riding in IL and WI, there's not much beyond fast paced XC so I've never really had any issues with bike weight.
A 16.9 lb. MTB?! Interesting...

Maybe Cannondale will get the rights or something soon. I'm sure they've got something in the works.

Oh the mountain bike?? What are they?? It's too heavy to weight.