Scott Scale 29 pro (updated new wheels)

[mgr]

Hi all

Frame: Scott Scale pro (1045g)
Fork:Rock Shox Reba 29 RL / Air spring
Brakes: Avid Elixir 5 with XX rotors. (rotors 96g each)
Shifters:X0 (224g)
Crank:XX (670g) change from X0 triple(683g)
Rear de: X0 (192g)
Front de: X0 (136) (old SLX 146g)
Wheels: American Classic 29ers claimed weight 1600 (not confirmed) but saved me 550g in total with kassett tires rotors and Qr's
Tires: Conti X-king Race Sport
Stem:NewUltimate (99g)
Handlebar:OEM scott part (had a NewUltimate Scandium 660mm but didnt like the sweep it had)
Grips: KCNC (14g)(old OEM scott grips 118g)
seatposte:Ritchey WCS from a Scale 29 RC. (224g) (old Scott OEM poste 302g)
Seat clamp:Ratio Carbon (12g) (Old Scott OEM 40g)
Seat: Specialized Romin
Pedals: Time XE (a hole 300g)

[Mads Kock]

Looks heavy - this forum is for light bikes!

[Mads Kock]

okay - I like it a little bit

[prendrefeu]

Wonderful!
Definitely looking forward to your weight reductions on this.
Take a search through this forum (Introduce Yourself/Gallery) and you'll find a few Scott Scale 29er's that have been tuned down to a nice weight, they may serve as inspiration/advice.

[mgr]

a little upgrade..

new grips ergon Gx1 (thx to this tread, i wanted to try them out viewtopic.php?f=10&t=87449&hilit=rocky&start=0 )

and then i swaped the X0 triple crankset out for a XX 39-26... A triple crankset has no place on a 29'er



~Michael

[RTW]

Like it. Glad that the message is getting out.

[mgr]

A nice little upgrade. just got American classic wheels on it. shaved about 550g in total with the tires rotors kasset.

Really looking forward to get out and feel the diffrence

[clarkson]

If you're looking for weight savings, the stock handlebar on that bike (on mine at least) was 274g. Should be able to drop at least 100g with no sweat there.

[prendrefeu]

You could probably shed close to 174g actually! Look into Mt. Zoom or Mortop handlebars.

[mgr]

If you're looking for weight savings, the stock handlebar on that bike (on mine at least) was 274g. Should be able to drop at least 100g with no sweat there.

Yeah its heavy. Looking for a 700mm flabar enve would be nice but the money is only going to reach to a truvativd. But still a lot lighter than the stock

[campbellrae]

What about an easton ec70 wide? Something like 700mm, 125g claimed and not crazy money?

Nice bike, how do you find the AC wheels? Keep hearing mixed reviews but must admit I'm sorely tempted by them!

[clarkson]

I'm sorry, I forgot to mention the other ridiculous one on there is the grips:

Scott Lock-on - 118g!!
Foam grips - 20g (I got some on sale for $3).

[anquetil]

Also QR -shave for 40 g.

[mgr]

I'm sorry, I forgot to mention the other ridiculous one on there is the grips:

Scott Lock-on - 118g!!
Foam grips - 20g (I got some on sale for $3).

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wow, thats what hav been holding me back in the races

I have been looking at some esi grips, not as light as 20g but they sound good and still under halfe the weight of the scott grips.

QRs are also on the future list of things that need to go

mgr

[mgr]

oh an updated buildlist.

Frame: Scott Scale pro
Fork:Rock Shox Reba 29 RL / Air spring
Brakes: Avid Elixir 5 with XX rotors. (rotors 96g each)
Shifters:X0 (224g)
Crank:XX (670g) change from X0 triple(683g)
Rear de: X0 (192g)
Front de: X0 (136) (old SLX 146g)
Wheels: American Classic 29ers claimed weight 1600 (not confirmed) but saved me 550g in total with kassett tires rotors and Qr's
Tires: Conti X-king Race Sport
Stem:NewUltimate (99g)
Handlebar:OEM scott part (had a NewUltimate Scandium 660mm but didnt like the sweep it had)
seatposte:Ritchey WCS from a Scale 29 RC. (224g) (old Scott OEM poste 302g)
Seat clamp:Ratio Carbon (12g) (Old Scott OEM 40g)
Seat: Specialized Romin
Pedals: Time XE (a hole 300g) But got a really got deal, 26 euros. So i can live with the ekstra weight there. Besides. Real WW's dont weigh the bikes with pedals right?