While we’re going "arghhhh!"... A number of threads have asked, and one of the questions could be answered just by hanging a bike on the scale at your LBS.
I was hoping Leah would weigh Peppermint Platy before and after her build, but I guess that’s OBE. How about somebody go weigh their Clem, and somebody go weigh their Gus/Susie, and somebody go weigh their Platypus - and report back? Whether bike weight actually makes a difference or not, there seems to be a conspiracy about not reporting Rivendell bike weights. We’ve had people talk about getting them up a flight of stairs, or hanging them on a rack, but nobody actually puts out a number. I’ll start. Here’s mine: 2015 Sam, size 55, as supplied by Rivendell: Bar end shifters, Suguino XD2 triple crank, FD-3030 front, Atlas 700c wheels, Conti SpeedRide tubed tires, Shimano RD-M591 rear, Shimano R550 levers, Tektro R-559 brakes, cork grips. Add a Serfas RX-921V saddle, Blackspire pedals, Zefal fenders, and a bell. 29 pounds, 3 oz Add a Blackburn EX-1 rack and BCC 12.12 computer and my typical riding weight comes in a just a smidge under 30.5 pounds. A Homer, size 51, set up exactly the same way except Deore FC-M590 crank and FD-M610 derailleur came in at 29 pounds 14 oz. Smaller bike, thinner tubing, lighter crank. It’s not a Susie or a Clem or a Platy, but it is a data point. Next time at your LBS, take one minute and have them weigh your bike. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "RBW Owners Bunch" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to rbw-owners-bunch+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/rbw-owners-bunch/8ae67e12-97b1-466c-88f7-6702ea2fdc55n%40googlegroups.com.
