Discuss light weight issues concerning mountain bikes & parts.
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Jensieclimber
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by Jensieclimber on Wed Nov 13, 2013 12:26 pm
njee20 wrote:Spoke to Trek UK who said 10.62kg for the 9.8 SL bike, and 10.15kg for the standard 9.8. So there's quite a difference in the frames - 900g vs 1370g, which seems a little excessive if anything.
What? 9.8 SL bike weights more than 9.8? You surely meant the other way round.
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Jensieclimber
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by Jensieclimber on Wed Nov 13, 2013 4:52 pm
I don't think the weight difference between the 9.8 and the 9.8sl is only down to the frame.
The wheels on the 9.8sl are believed to weight 1640gr while the Dt Swiss from the 9.8 weight 1850gr if not more.
And then the FOX is somewhat heavier than the SID. 50-100gr???
470-210-50=210
900+210= 1110gr or close is what the 9.8 frame probably weights.
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eb1888
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by eb1888 on Sat Nov 23, 2013 6:47 pm
Some differences between the 9.9 frame and the 9.8-9.6 options.
The chain stays are 435mm vs 445mm for the 9.9
The bb is 5mm lower for the 9.6-9.8 bikes.
Building the 9.9 in Project One with about the same components as the 9.8SL costs about $1325 more. ~828 pounds.
The 9.8SL frame has some internal cable routing. The 9.6-9.8 bikes and frameset are all external.
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njee20
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by njee20 on Tue Jan 21, 2014 6:01 pm
Just to come back to this, I got my Superfly 9.8 (black/green one), frame weight inc seat clamp, carbon armour, mech hanger, bottle boss bolts, but ex bb/headset bearings/thru axle etc is 1311g on my scales.
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by michel2 on Tue Feb 25, 2014 1:37 pm
Warrenty replacement frame... Is cracking from the seatpost cut outs on my new frame, i dont think i had it for half a year...
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grover
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by grover on Tue Feb 25, 2014 10:46 pm
njee20 wrote:Just to come back to this, I got my Superfly 9.8 (black/green one), frame weight inc seat clamp, carbon armour, mech hanger, bottle boss bolts, but ex bb/headset bearings/thru axle etc is 1311g on my scales.
What size? Did you weigh the carbon armour by itself?
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njee20
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by njee20 on Thu Feb 27, 2014 3:08 pm
What size? Did you weigh the carbon armour by itself?
18.5"
Didn't weigh the armour, it came fitted. I took the chainstay protector off and it left a horrible black film behind, plus there's a hole for it to locate into on the top of the chainstay which looked a bit pants, so I put it back on. Bit of a shame. With XX1 chainslap is minimal anyway. Chainstay protector was light.
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ptheys
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by ptheys on Mon Mar 24, 2014 12:40 am
Just a bit late, but since I'm looking too to buy a Superfly 7 and was trying to find it's weight... I was luck to find a PDF with all Trek bikes weight.
Here are some weights I found:
Superfly 5 - 12,5Kg
Superfly 6 - 11,5Kg
Superfly 7 - 11,3Kg
Superfly 8 - 11,3Kg
Superfly 9.6 - 11,5Kg
Superfly 9.8 - 10,6Kg
I'm not allowed to post URL since I'm new here in this forum, if you want full PDF, google for "chamizo.be trek weight pdf"
Patrick
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by PSM on Wed May 28, 2014 12:18 pm
I also wonder what the weight for Bontrager XR1 Team Issue Tubeless Ready, aramid bead, 29x2.20" is? 690? If so I will cut off like + 500 grams with my Thunder Burts.
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