How Much Does Your Hybrid Weigh...
09-12-09, 12:41 PM
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09-17-09, 08:37 PM
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Iron Horse Transit 3.0
Iron Horse Transit 3.0
23.5 lbs stock. Nothing has been added yet. 50cm frame 700c wheels.
23.5 lbs stock. Nothing has been added yet. 50cm frame 700c wheels.
09-17-09, 08:49 PM
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You gonna eat that?
Um.... does my Raleigh DL-1 count as a hybrid?
Just for the sake of argument, let's say it does. So... it weighs 50 lb.
Just for the sake of argument, let's say it does. So... it weighs 50 lb.
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09-18-09, 07:12 AM
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09-18-09, 07:25 AM
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My 2008 large sized Giant Cypress comes in at 38 Lbs with a rear Explorer rack and a hardcase pannier.
It is too heavy for faster riding, but that's not what it's for.
It is too heavy for faster riding, but that's not what it's for.
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05-23-13, 06:10 AM
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55cm Handsome Devil
26.7 lbs
I can get it to 25.5 lbs by simply changing the tires but other than that, the weight is only going to go up.
26.7 lbs
I can get it to 25.5 lbs by simply changing the tires but other than that, the weight is only going to go up.
05-23-13, 07:30 AM
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Not a clue what mine weighs. Does anyone know what the stock 7.2 FX weighs in a 22.5"
2013 Trek 7.2 FX
22.5"
Real life weight? Usually ridden daily with...
Fenders
Rear rack
Bar-ends
Front and rear lights
Cateye Velo 5
Small frame pump
2 full water bottles
Saddle bag with tool, tube etc
Cable lock
1 pannier with clothing/lunch
And of course me, who should drop another 5-7 pounds
Its is what it is. It feels light and fast enough to me. A great commuter, comfortable when loaded, geared right for hills. My typical commute one way is 30 miles. I replaced the saddle and love my long rides.
2013 Trek 7.2 FX
22.5"
Real life weight? Usually ridden daily with...
Fenders
Rear rack
Bar-ends
Front and rear lights
Cateye Velo 5
Small frame pump
2 full water bottles
Saddle bag with tool, tube etc
Cable lock
1 pannier with clothing/lunch
And of course me, who should drop another 5-7 pounds
Its is what it is. It feels light and fast enough to me. A great commuter, comfortable when loaded, geared right for hills. My typical commute one way is 30 miles. I replaced the saddle and love my long rides.
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05-23-13, 08:23 AM
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My 2012 Trek 7.4FX (17.5" frame) weighed 24.6 lbs with no add ons. Of course with the added saddlebag, containing a spare tube, tire leavers and multi-tool, along with a bike lock and of course water bottle, the "riding weight" is likely around 30 lbs.
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05-23-13, 09:03 AM
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Not a clue what mine weighs. Does anyone know what the stock 7.2 FX weighs in a 22.5"
2013 Trek 7.2 FX
22.5"
Real life weight? Usually ridden daily with...
Fenders
Rear rack
Bar-ends
Front and rear lights
Cateye Velo 5
Small frame pump
2 full water bottles
Saddle bag with tool, tube etc
Cable lock
1 pannier with clothing/lunch
And of course me, who should drop another 5-7 pounds
Its is what it is. It feels light and fast enough to me. A great commuter, comfortable when loaded, geared right for hills. My typical commute one way is 30 miles. I replaced the saddle and love my long rides.
2013 Trek 7.2 FX
22.5"
Real life weight? Usually ridden daily with...
Fenders
Rear rack
Bar-ends
Front and rear lights
Cateye Velo 5
Small frame pump
2 full water bottles
Saddle bag with tool, tube etc
Cable lock
1 pannier with clothing/lunch
And of course me, who should drop another 5-7 pounds
Its is what it is. It feels light and fast enough to me. A great commuter, comfortable when loaded, geared right for hills. My typical commute one way is 30 miles. I replaced the saddle and love my long rides.
05-23-13, 10:06 AM
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I have a '03 Trek 7500FX. 19.5" (I think) and weighs about 30 pounds with saddle bag full of tubes, mini tool etc. Also includes two water bottles, mirror, lights and cyclometer.
In contrast I have a 55cm ’12 Jamis Quest. My guess is it weighs about 9 pounds less with similar attachments.
In contrast I have a 55cm ’12 Jamis Quest. My guess is it weighs about 9 pounds less with similar attachments.
05-23-13, 10:56 AM
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How do you weigh your bicycle? I just checked the manufacturer website of my bike and it doesn't list the stock weight any where.
05-23-13, 02:10 PM
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16.2 kg/35.6 lb, steel frame with Nexus 8 IGH, Shimano hub dynamo & lights, F & R racks, fenders, kickstand. About 2 kg/4.4 lb more with bag, tools, pump, spare tube, lock.
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05-23-13, 02:25 PM
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Digital fish scale. Hang it from the garage water pipes and just hook on the bike.
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26, just like my road bike ...
Means nothing, I never need to jump off, pick it up, run with it... and jump over an occasional barrier with it.
Means nothing, I never need to jump off, pick it up, run with it... and jump over an occasional barrier with it.
05-24-13, 02:31 AM
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Hey it's fairly light.
05-25-13, 07:25 PM
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I go to the bathroom to loose about 2kilos before I go biking.... or maybe pack a few less water bottles... I mean really, I am 100Kg, I think any weight saving on a bike is simply a matter of hair splitting.... or maybe I should pedal in my socks... im pretty sure my shoes are another 2 kilos at least.
05-25-13, 10:21 PM
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I go to the bathroom to loose about 2kilos before I go biking.... or maybe pack a few less water bottles... I mean really, I am 100Kg, I think any weight saving on a bike is simply a matter of hair splitting.... or maybe I should pedal in my socks... im pretty sure my shoes are another 2 kilos at least.
05-25-13, 10:27 PM
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Not a clue what mine weighs. Does anyone know what the stock 7.2 FX weighs in a 22.5"
2013 Trek 7.2 FX
22.5"
Real life weight? Usually ridden daily with...
Fenders
Rear rack
Bar-ends
Front and rear lights
Cateye Velo 5
Small frame pump
2 full water bottles
Saddle bag with tool, tube etc
Cable lock
1 pannier with clothing/lunch
And of course me, who should drop another 5-7 pounds
Its is what it is. It feels light and fast enough to me. A great commuter, comfortable when loaded, geared right for hills. My typical commute one way is 30 miles. I replaced the saddle and love my long rides.
2013 Trek 7.2 FX
22.5"
Real life weight? Usually ridden daily with...
Fenders
Rear rack
Bar-ends
Front and rear lights
Cateye Velo 5
Small frame pump
2 full water bottles
Saddle bag with tool, tube etc
Cable lock
1 pannier with clothing/lunch
And of course me, who should drop another 5-7 pounds
Its is what it is. It feels light and fast enough to me. A great commuter, comfortable when loaded, geared right for hills. My typical commute one way is 30 miles. I replaced the saddle and love my long rides.
05-26-13, 09:24 AM
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I go to the bathroom to loose about 2kilos before I go biking.... or maybe pack a few less water bottles... I mean really, I am 100Kg, I think any weight saving on a bike is simply a matter of hair splitting.... or maybe I should pedal in my socks... im pretty sure my shoes are another 2 kilos at least.
Not quite splitting hairs.
05-26-13, 12:37 PM
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2013 Giant Roam XR1 Stock (Medium) + lights, bottle holder, bell
28.0 lb +/- 0.2 lb
(Not including actual water bottle.)
28.0 lb +/- 0.2 lb
(Not including actual water bottle.)