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Old 12-25-20 | 05:50 PM
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Does weight matter that much? I don't worry much about the weight. This bike has a quality frame and parts which means that the weight can't be too bad.

That said, there is a fair amount of variation in terms of weight on production vintage MTBS. I like vintage MTBs and I have four that I ride on a regular basis. My lightest ones have prestige tubing. My 1993 Bridgestone MB 1 weighs in at 26 lbs; my 1992 Specialized Stumpjumper weighs 27 lbs. Neither bike is kitted out as a commuter though.

My commuter is a late 80s Specialized Stumpjumper Comp and it must weigh a bit north of 30 lbs.


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