2018 TCR Advanced SL Frameset Weight ???

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chiumomo wrote:
Sat Mar 03, 2018 12:28 pm
Does 844g include the isp seat mast
good question, this should be made clear!

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by jlok

most likely not. the clamp weighs ard 110g.

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Frame TCR sl size xs : 832grs ant fork 358grs not cup

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by reedplayer

ok, thanks! its a nice frameset, but then its far from being "one of the lightest on the market", as was claimed above!

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by addictR1

so glad i found this thread. been thinking of getting the 2019 TCR ISP frame. since the seatpost clamp is a porker... would it be lighter to go with the advance pro model that's non-ISP?

UPDATE: did a bit of digging and found this.. not sure how accurate it is though:

ISP weight = frame 900g + seatpost clamp 110g (assumption) + fork 300g (uncut) = 1310g
https://www.giant.co.jp/giant18/bike_da ... d=00000009

Non-ISP weight = frame 910g (not sure if it includes the seatpost clamp or not) + fork 340g (uncut) = 1250g
https://www.giant.co.jp/giant18/bike_da ... d=00000015

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by Djohns

addictR1 wrote:
Fri Apr 20, 2018 6:18 pm
so glad i found this thread. been thinking of getting the 2019 TCR ISP frame. since the seatpost clamp is a porker... would it be lighter to go with the advance pro model that's non-ISP?

UPDATE: did a bit of digging and found this.. not sure how accurate it is though:

ISP weight = frame 900g + seatpost clamp 110g (assumption) + fork 300g (uncut) = 1310g
https://www.giant.co.jp/giant18/bike_da ... d=00000009

Non-ISP weight = frame 910g (not sure if it includes the seatpost clamp or not) + fork 340g (uncut) = 1250g
https://www.giant.co.jp/giant18/bike_da ... d=00000015
I think if you add the clamp for the tcr isp it is now a frame + seatpost + fork for the 1310g weight

Where as from your non isp equation it is only the frame and fork for the 1250 weight. Youll have to add the seatpost weight to be in par with the frame + seatpost + fork equation for both. Coz i believe the 910g non isp frame weight that has been stated from the website does not include the seatpost

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by addictR1

Djohns wrote:
addictR1 wrote:
Fri Apr 20, 2018 6:18 pm
so glad i found this thread. been thinking of getting the 2019 TCR ISP frame. since the seatpost clamp is a porker... would it be lighter to go with the advance pro model that's non-ISP?

UPDATE: did a bit of digging and found this.. not sure how accurate it is though:

ISP weight = frame 900g + seatpost clamp 110g (assumption) + fork 300g (uncut) = 1310g
https://www.giant.co.jp/giant18/bike_da ... d=00000009

Non-ISP weight = frame 910g (not sure if it includes the seatpost clamp or not) + fork 340g (uncut) = 1250g
https://www.giant.co.jp/giant18/bike_da ... d=00000015
I think if you add the clamp for the tcr isp it is now a frame + seatpost + fork for the 1310g weight

Where as from your non isp equation it is only the frame and fork for the 1250 weight. Youll have to add the seatpost weight to be in par with the frame + seatpost + fork equation for both. Coz i believe the 910g non isp frame weight that has been stated from the website does not include the seatpost
Yup. You are right. But I don’t know what the seatpost clamp for the non-ISP amount to. Anyone know?


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by micropox

Frame isp uncut. Fork uncut. I think frameset is decently light. Size is small
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by adolfor

Greetings from Colombia South America, I have a Giant Tcr advanced SL2 2017 with groupset Sram Red 22 (50/34 and 11-28) and wheelset Tune Skyline, the weight of my bike is 5,715 Kg Thanks you
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by A2ON

So did we ever find out which was actually lighter.

ISP with the clamp etc

Or

None ISP.

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Shpox
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by Shpox

I would be incredibly surprised if the ISP was not lighter!

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by A2ON

Can anyone confirm the difference ?

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by brumbar

ISP SL is 150-200 grams lighter!

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brumbar wrote:
Fri May 08, 2020 8:26 pm
ISP SL is 150-200 grams lighter!
Yup. Put them side by side and you'll notice the SL tubes are quite a bit slimmer than the Adavanced Pro model.
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by A2ON

brumbar wrote:
Fri May 08, 2020 8:26 pm
ISP SL is 150-200 grams lighter!
Ok thanks. This helps.

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