paper build of my Specialized Tricross, is something wrong?
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Hey there folks, i posted this to my blog already, but i wanted to post it here just to see if anyone could clue me in. Ive got the paperbuild done on my new bike and it seems lighter than i expected, are my numbers off? I dont know the exact frame weight someone on here posted 1200 grams another 1445 grams (i figured 1450 grams), and i dont know headset weight either. but take a look at the specs and tell me if the numbers im figuring make sense.
The only things i actually havent weighed myself are the crank arms, frame, headset, cables, chain and seatpost.
A-head cap & bolt:Homemade carbon 5
Bottle Cage:none 0
Bottle Cage bolts:plastic plugs 0.5
Bottom Bracket:Am Classic split ring 113mm 154
Brake Levers:Modolo Krono 65
Brakes: Paul Neo Retro and Touring canti 266
Cables: powercord and Jagwire 80
Cassette:DA 12/27 178.6
Chain:KMC 9sl 240
Crankset:
*Crankarms:FSA Superlight 355
*Chain rings:42 t plus FSA carbon chain guard 78
*Chainring bolts:al 11
*Crank fixing bolts:al 18
Computer:sigma 1200 37
Derlr (Front):NGear tuned 26
Derlr (Rear):Dura Ace tuned 193
Fork:Woundup 595
Frame:Specialized TriCross 1450
Handlebar:3t prima 199 195
Handlebar tape:Deda 40
Headset: 0
Headset Spacers:carbon 20
Pedals: Eggbeater triple ti 184
Quick Releases: Control tech bolt on 51
Seat Binder:stock tuned 14
Seat:Flite tt 179
Seatpost:Thomson elite 227
Shifters:Ultegra STI 246
Stem:Syntace F99 100
Tire (Front):Tufo LPS 312
Tire (Rear):Tufo LPS 315
Tubes: none
Wheelset:
front:Hershey hub/SUN M19AII 712
rear:AmClassic/Matrix ISO 863
Total 7210.1 Grams
15.90 Pounds
The only things i actually havent weighed myself are the crank arms, frame, headset, cables, chain and seatpost.
A-head cap & bolt:Homemade carbon 5
Bottle Cage:none 0
Bottle Cage bolts:plastic plugs 0.5
Bottom Bracket:Am Classic split ring 113mm 154
Brake Levers:Modolo Krono 65
Brakes: Paul Neo Retro and Touring canti 266
Cables: powercord and Jagwire 80
Cassette:DA 12/27 178.6
Chain:KMC 9sl 240
Crankset:
*Crankarms:FSA Superlight 355
*Chain rings:42 t plus FSA carbon chain guard 78
*Chainring bolts:al 11
*Crank fixing bolts:al 18
Computer:sigma 1200 37
Derlr (Front):NGear tuned 26
Derlr (Rear):Dura Ace tuned 193
Fork:Woundup 595
Frame:Specialized TriCross 1450
Handlebar:3t prima 199 195
Handlebar tape:Deda 40
Headset: 0
Headset Spacers:carbon 20
Pedals: Eggbeater triple ti 184
Quick Releases: Control tech bolt on 51
Seat Binder:stock tuned 14
Seat:Flite tt 179
Seatpost:Thomson elite 227
Shifters:Ultegra STI 246
Stem:Syntace F99 100
Tire (Front):Tufo LPS 312
Tire (Rear):Tufo LPS 315
Tubes: none
Wheelset:
front:Hershey hub/SUN M19AII 712
rear:AmClassic/Matrix ISO 863
Total 7210.1 Grams
15.90 Pounds
Shifters:Ultegra STI 246
Is that right?
Is that right?
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thats just for the right side, im going to use the modolo brake lever for the left side--its a single ring bike.
jeremyb wrote:thats just for the right side, im going to use the modolo brake lever for the left side--its a single ring bike.
I see , sorry:)
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That's awesome. My tricross frame is on order. Hopefully it'll make the sub18 cut and you can post on your website .
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what size?...my frame is a 52 and it weighed 1450g but mine was painted and not ano.
also..are you sure you want bolt on skewers for a race rig?
what about wheel changes?
b
also..are you sure you want bolt on skewers for a race rig?
what about wheel changes?
b
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quantum do you have any more pics of your red tricross? Yours was the only red I've had the chance to see. The spec website doesnt even have it. Is it built up btw?
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it's done.
I've since replaced the wheelset with Ksyrium SSL tubulars with Tufo Flexus tires + the new DuraAce crankset and SRP Mr Grumpy brakes.
I've since replaced the wheelset with Ksyrium SSL tubulars with Tufo Flexus tires + the new DuraAce crankset and SRP Mr Grumpy brakes.
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How you finding the EC-90 seatpost?
I'm torn between the EC-90, ritchey WCS and USE Carbon Alien.
I'm torn between the EC-90, ritchey WCS and USE Carbon Alien.
Goldtec - www.betd.co.uk
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G-manracing wrote:How you finding the EC-90 seatpost?
I'm torn between the EC-90, ritchey WCS and USE Carbon Alien.
it's fine...I weigh 146lb so I'm not killing it.
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JermeyB, Your weight is probably within 5-10%.
Mine weighs 16.13lbs....to be exact.
Mine weighs 16.13lbs....to be exact.
sweet okay quantum, thanks for the pic and info, mine is 56cm so will be heavier than 1450. Did that include the headset?
the ano version should be a little lighter than paint, but i really do like that red. bike looks great.
thanks
jeremy
EDIT: im using the bolt ons because i have a pit bike and its quicker to switch bikes than switch wheels. i might upgrade to the m2 racers when i get some money.
the ano version should be a little lighter than paint, but i really do like that red. bike looks great.
thanks
jeremy
EDIT: im using the bolt ons because i have a pit bike and its quicker to switch bikes than switch wheels. i might upgrade to the m2 racers when i get some money.
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jeremyb wrote:sweet okay quantum, thanks for the pic and info, mine is 56cm so will be heavier than 1450. Did that include the headset?
the ano version should be a little lighter than paint, but i really do like that red. bike looks great.
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Thanks
I weighed it with the bearings and seat collar.
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very cool
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