thirdgenbird

frame: scatantte xrl 7000 series aluminum (xl)
fork: weyless carbon
headseat: cane creek integrated
stem: wayless carbon 1 1/8
bars: wayless 31.8 ergo drop
brake leaver: cane creek cross top
brake: campy chorus 10v
bar tape: bontreger grippy tape
seat post: campy record carbon (aluminum clamp)
saddle: selle italia slk
bottom bracket: campy chorus square taper (10v)
cranks: campy chorus (10v)
chainring bolts: problem solvers
chainring: 42 tooth campy (8v)
chain: sachs platted (8 speed)
pedals: look keo classic
front hub: campy record
rear hub: white industries eccentric
cog: white ind. 16t
rims: dt swiss 1.2
spokes: dt swiss double butted 3x
tires: bonterger race lite

weight: a smudge over 17lbs using a mid grade digital fish scale. (i cant remember the exact weight and it wasnt my scale)

pic with old pedals and brake:

Brian

Ha! My bikes on the trainer right now, and the pedals are some SPDs stolen off my BMX bike, which probably weigh as much as your whole bike.

thirdgenbird

could you please swap (or guess) your bike is a perfect example of a clean purpose built fixed gear

Brian

I'll have to take a current photo, as this was before I made a couple of changes. The full specs are here, and I've added the following:

Ritchey Pro bars in 44cm
Thomson Elite 120mm stem
Campy brakeset
Replaced the FSA Orbit with another FSA Orbit that doesn't have the large tapered cap.
Carbon fiber headset spacers
Some Wellgo pedals

As soon as I finalize my saddle and post choices, I'll cut down the steerer. But I'll post some photos of the before and after. Stock weight was 18.4, and I think it won't be far from that once I'm done.

gospastic

no pedals in this pic but with them it is at 15.2 lbs



front tube Vittoria Evo 55 51
front tire Schwalbe Ultremo R 188
front rim DT Swiss RR 1.1 Double Eyelet 464
front hub Phil Wood HF 260
front spokes Sapim CX-Ray 140
front nipples black brass 30
front rim tape Rox Ultralight 2
rear tube Vittoria Evo 55 53
rear tire Schwalbe Ultremo R 188
rear rim DT Swiss RR 1.1 Double Eyelet 465
rear hub Phil Wood HF fixed/free 371
rear spokes Sapim CX-Ray 150
rear nipples black brass 30
rear rim tape Rox Ultralight 2
cog Phil Wood 16T 79
stem Ritchey WCS 4-Axis 117
handlebar FSA K-Force Compact 209
handlebar tape Fizik Microtex 65
saddle Selle Italia SLR 148
seatpost Thomson Elite 200
seatpost clamp tranz-x 23
front brake Shimano Sora 175
front brake lever SRAM 900 121
front brake cable 10
rear brake lever SRAM 900 121
crank Truvativ Omnium 706
chainring Truvativ Omnium 48T 119
chainring bolts Truvativ 7
bottom bracket Truvativ Team GXP 115
pedals Look Quartz Carbon 250
chain SRAM PC-1 280
frame Cannondale Capo 1322
fork Alpha Q GS10 370
headset Cane Creek 67

LupinIII

was light, but then i put on an H+Son and it got super heavy. guessing around 18?

road bike is about the same it feels. maybe lighter? i should get a scale some time



Peloton frame w/ 1" wound up fork. unknown year
hatta swan hs
sugino 75 bb
sugino 75 cranks
sugino 75 49t chainring
eai 17t cog
izumi chain
specialized pedals (look like superbe pro track pedals). mks clips, mks fit alpha doubles
nitto stem
nitto b123
fujita leather wrap
thomson 27.2 seatpost
regal girardi

current wheelset:
R: h+son formation face laced to iro hub (respaced 110, axle filed to 8mm). wheelsmith db spokes, brass nipples. plain tube, 28 rando
F: velocity aerohead laced to iro hub, ws db spokes, brass nipples, plain tube, 28 rando.

Future wheelset (building):
EAI super turbos, dt db spokes laced to vintage dura ace hubs. rear tubular, front clincher (not my ideal but i took what i could get). 18spoke rear, 16 front.

thirdgenbird

both great bike! can you two edit your posts with a full component list for people doing future research/comparison?

i may get my bike to my dads, he has an areospoke, a set of spinergys, a set of shamals, eurus, some rolfs, a set with cxp33/record... i figure i could get a baseline for people looking at different options...

thirdgenbird

where are all of the killos, clockworks, and steamrollers?

i dont want this to be a contest, i want it to be a source of information for people planning a build. it may give people real world estimates or reference points

Scrodzilla

My Kilo is a few grams shy of 20 lbs. Pics and detailed info can be found by clicking the link below.

thirdgenbird

thats pretty darn sweet! i would love it with bullhorns or drops

Brian

Sweet? Like a creamsicle?

mrvile

Okay now I know why you have 16k+ posts, and that's just on the public forums.

Brian

Inside joke.

Scrodzilla

I love it.

Scrodzilla

Thanks! I've tried both and unfortunately, I've got a pretty messed up back as a result of a car crash I got in about 13 years ago and find them to be painful on longer rides. Because of the tighter geo, risers put me in a way more comfortable position on this particular bike.

thirdgenbird

i do like them

Scrodzilla

For whatever reason, ol' Brian has convinced himself that my bike is orange.

Dannihilator

Track mode
~16 pounds.

2005 Bianchi Pista 55cm
Velocity Deep V rear to profile hub
Velocity Aerohead front to campy hub
KMC chain
Sugino Messenger Cranks
Shimano UN73 bb
DA track cog
Tubes: Bontrager X lite.
Tires: Vittoria Open Corsa Evo CX's 700x23
Not sure about stem,
Deda bars
Thomson Elite seatpost
Selle Italia Flite saddle.
Speedplay Zero Track Sprint Editions.
Tape: Lizard Skins DSP tape.

bigvegan

25"/ 63.5cm 1982 Schwinn Traveler (X-Tra Lite (yeah right) Hi-Ten steel)
Weinmann DP-18 / Formula Hub Wheelset
generic 16t cog / lockring
White CST 23mm Tires
Mr. Tuffy Tire Liners
Used 27" Bridgestone Fenders
Pake Crank - 46t
Shimano UN54 Bottom Bracket
Origin8 (Wellgo) pedals
Soma Clips
generic straps
KMC 1/8" Chain
Tektro R556 Front Brake
DiaTech Pewter Goldfinger Brake Lever
Specialized Sonoma 175 BG Saddle
Used chain / inner tube saddle retainer
Used Cruiser / Townie handlebars
Oury grips
Front/Rear Lights
Front/Rear/Wheel reflectors
Bell
Whale Horn
Inner tube wrapped kickstand

Weight as shown - approx 28.5lbs on co-op bike scale

turtlemilk

that's a lot chrome!

ADSR

Frame: 1986 Centurion Ironman
Headset: Shimano 600
Cranks: Shimano 600 with original 53t chainring and new Shimano bottom bracket
Pedals: Campagnolo Record with MKS clips and Soma straps
Rear Wheel: IRO low-flange hub laced 4X to an old Mavic Rim (MA-2, possibly), Schwalber Duran 25c
Front Wheel: Shimano 600 hub laced 3x to the matching Mavic rim, Continental Ultra-Sport 23c
Cog/Lockring: Unknown CNC'd 3/32 19t/Formula
Seatpost: Kalloy (27.0 posts aren't super easy to come by)
Saddle: Specialized Toupe Gel 143
Stem: Nitto
Bars: Origin-8 bullhorns with some random bar tape and Ourys
Brake Lever: Cane Creek time trial lever
Brake Caliper: Shimano 600
Chain: KMC 610HX 3/32"
Fenders: Planet Bike Clip-ons

I would hazard a guess that the whole thing weighs in at about 21lbs right now. I have no way of verifying this at all. It's certainly lighter now than it is with my Velocity/Miche wheelset, but I don't think those fenders and that seatpost are doing me any favors. I'll post other pics when I change it over to a singlespeed with drops and two brakes.

ruban

53cm Kilo TT w/ bonus brakes
22 lbs
100% stock [including brakes]

VA_Esquire

2009 Felt TK3- 56cm
Pretty much stock except:
- Dura Ace brake levers and rear brake
- some Velocity machined rear wheel
- Fizik bar tape
- anchor weights AKA old Ritchey pedals

Weighs 19.2 lb (heavy.....very heavy)

Brian

I win for heaviest pedals. But they're only used when I'm on the trainer.

Nuggetross

that steel pista doesn't weigh 16 pounds. sorry.