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DogBoy
04-14-05, 11:11 PM
I'm not a weight weenie, but I'm contemplating the purchase of a Bianchi Axis. Is it light enough that I can use it for club-rides as well as cross-training? (there would be a second wheelset)? My roadbike is about 18 lbs, but my commuter is closer to 30. Where in the spectrum of weight do cross-bikes fall?

travis200
04-14-05, 11:15 PM
My Fuji Cross Pro weighs in at 22lbs. Thats stock with Egg Beaters thrown on.

velocipedio
04-15-05, 03:54 AM
my major jake is about 19.5 lbs with pedals. but only when clean.

darkmother
04-15-05, 12:30 PM
Never weighed mine, but I suspect 22 lb or so.

Lectron
04-15-05, 01:03 PM
Mine's 19 lbs, but as velocipedios, only when showing up for start.
About 25 lbs after the race/workout. Unbelievable how much dirt you
can shower off, even when it looks rather clean.

Iffacus
04-15-05, 01:29 PM
My Dolan's about 19lbs, when clean. Anything up to 30+lbs when racing

.Z.
04-15-05, 01:52 PM
Kona Jake the snake 2005.
22lbs after changing seatpost and saddle.

The weight isn't all...

mgwadz
04-19-05, 09:24 AM
58cm Steel Bianchi: ~22.5 lbs

carbon fork, top mount levers, TIME pedals, beefy Raceface crank, STI shifters, Mavic Reflex rims and Tufo tires.

Axis should be lighter

-marc

mgwadz
04-19-05, 09:25 AM
I'm not a weight weenie, but I'm contemplating the purchase of a Bianchi Axis. Is it light enough that I can use it for club-rides as well as cross-training? (there would be a second wheelset)? My roadbike is about 18 lbs, but my commuter is closer to 30. Where in the spectrum of weight do cross-bikes fall?

definitely light enough for club rides and training....

marc

SteveE
04-19-05, 10:52 PM
I was at Sea Otter last Saturday and stopped by the Serotta booth. They had a 'cross bike based on the Ottrott frame that was made specially for Ben Jacques-Maynes of the Sierra Nevada team. They had it hanging on a bike scale. With pedals it weighed 18.03 lbs. So if you have about $10-11K to spend....

dessert1st
04-24-05, 08:34 PM
I'm not a weight weenie, but I'm contemplating the purchase of a Bianchi Axis. Is it light enough that I can use it for club-rides as well as cross-training? (there would be a second wheelset)? My roadbike is about 18 lbs, but my commuter is closer to 30. Where in the spectrum of weight do cross-bikes fall?

My girlfriend's Axis (49cm) weights 21 lbs with an XT triple drivetrain and stock wheels/tires (700x32). Putting road tubes/tires on it would drop it down to about 20 lbs.

BlastRadius
04-30-05, 03:19 AM
Redline Team CX. 19.5 lbs with cross tires and 1750gr wheelset. With lighter wheels and tires it'd probably lose a pound or more.
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