Show me your sub 18 or 19lb gravel bikes made out of whatever dang material makes you happy

[Mzilliox]

Originally Posted by Peter B

This one is 17.4 lbs sans water.

that is badass to the max

[sparky33]

Weighed this on the way out for a local forumite sale...17.3ish. Firefly with Parlee fork, Red hydro, I9 CX UL wheels and BJPs.





maybe losing a few ounces with carbon wheels and big boy tires:

[AngryScientist]

Originally Posted by christian

Yup, Tim and Houston's bikes tell me that a reliable, metal, hydro disk-brake gravel bike is going to weigh about 18.5 lbs. Those bikes are spec'd as nicely as you can spec these bikes. Maybe you can save 300g with some SRAM and some extra leger tires, but sub 18 is not really in the cards.

refer here:

http://forums.thepaceline.net/showpo...&postcount=694

[AngryScientist]

LOL, quick typing there Steve.

[TimAZ]

As mentioned before I was hoping to keep my Squid build in the 18 pound range. Mind you it's a 2XXL frame in the Squid geometry. Well, I am happy to say all in with pedals and cages it came out to be 17lbs 9oz.

[fbhidy]

Originally Posted by sparky33

Weighed this on the way out for a local forumite sale...17.3ish. Firefly with Parlee fork, Red hydro, I9 CX UL wheels and BJPs.





maybe losing a few ounces with carbon wheels and big boy tires:

Winner winner chicken dinner!

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[TimAZ]

Is this happening because the file size is too large?

[sparky33]

Originally Posted by TimAZ

Is this happening because the file size is too large?

Nope. My bike weighs the same even when pictured at full resolution.

[Hilltopperny]

Originally Posted by TimAZ

Is this happening because the file size is too large?

Probably, I used to have the same issue until I figured this out.

[Duende]

Definitely Sub 19 last time I weighed in. Upgraded to some Enve wheels though, so that might put me under. Not with all this dirt and mud on it though.

I know.. I'm not the best photographer

[geordanh]

Originally Posted by Duende

Definitely Sub 19 last time I weighed in. Upgraded to some Enve wheels though, so that might put me under. Not with all this dirt and mud on it though.

I know.. I'm not the best photographer

I love this bike

[Duende]

Thanks! Just got my butt kicked descending Eldridge trail. Not the brightest idea with a sprained hand.

[Fatty]

Originally Posted by upon3

Sub-19 pounds—no discs, though...



54cm Serotta Fierte Cross
Steel frame, carbon fork, 1x SRAM Force, titanium EggBeaters, HED Aredennes+, Kevlar 35mm Contis with superlight tubes, etc.

Nice. DuPage county crushed limestone. Smoother than the local roads.

[p nut]

Originally Posted by Duende

Definitely Sub 19 last time I weighed in. Upgraded to some Enve wheels though, so that might put me under. Not with all this dirt and mud on it though.

I know.. I'm not the best photographer

Nice ride. What brake calipers are you using? Are the levers Campagnolo? How well do they work?

[joosttx]

Originally Posted by Duende

Thanks! Just got my butt kicked descending Eldridge trail. Not the brightest idea with a sprained hand.

Elrigde trail will do that going up or down. Is the lower half still closed?