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BmanX
PostPosted: Thu Dec 24, 2009 6:02 am 
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The frame weight is only 1074g so it is pretty good for a medium. It will be getting heavier in the near future as the post will be switched out for a Thomsom Masterpiece that I bought today, some older wheels as the AC350's will be going on my P2K as training wheels and I will have heavier tubes and tires. I also took the cranks to use on the P2K build so I have standard rings going on the new cranks unless I email Stephan at Fibre-Lyte for a new ring or two.

I think the finished weight after all the changes will be closer to 7000g but it is a winter bike after all. Would be great to have it just under 6800g but we will see.

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Steve Curtis
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well under 17 lbs if you take away the pump and bag.

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this was just thrown together ,sti's in the wrong position etc.


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KH1
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Steve - is that an XTC with rigid fork? Where do you ride it?

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vig@s
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Steve Curtis
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KH1 wrote:
Steve - is that an XTC with rigid fork? Where do you ride it?

I ran the bike with 'Team' SIDS but took them off last winter and decided to run a fully rigid bike.
I love the way it rides so did'nt bother to put suspension forks back on , it gets used for everything it did before :mrgreen:
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brumbar
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rick222
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2010 TCR SL 3

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KH1
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Spectacular - Love the Bora's on the SL!

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fast700c
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Exactly the same combination Menchov used to win the Giro.
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Impulsive1
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Here's my 2010 Advanced 1.
15lbs 12 ounces as you see it with pedals, cages and computer.
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painless
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Steve Curtis wrote:
KH1 wrote:
Steve - is that an XTC with rigid fork? Where do you ride it?

I ran the bike with 'Team' SIDS but took them off last winter and decided to run a fully rigid bike.
I love the way it rides so did'nt bother to put suspension forks back on , it gets used for everything it did before :mrgreen:

why don't you use clipless pedals on xtc??

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Steve Curtis
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Simply, I just don't like riding clipped in when off road.
Ive tried too many pedal/shoe combinations and NEVER found anything I liked.
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strobbekoen, always love your bikes. Very Pro build

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