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58cm Eddie Merckx Strada - Frame 2080 + Forks 700 = Total 2780g
54 X 55cm Shogun Celeste Beau - Frame 1880 + Forks 750 = 2630g
Approx 58cm Malvern Star Army Bike - Frame 3050 + Forks (with brace) 1170 = 4220g

Paino 52cm + forks = 2285g columbus 80's tubing.

Early 80’s Geoff Scott Clamont, 61cm – Tange Champion? Frame – 1940g, fork – 770g;
1985 Kuwahara Apollo V, 58.5cm – Ishiwata? – Frame – 2200g, fork – 700g.

1976 56.5cm Benotto 2500 Chromevelato- 2.7kgs fork & frame, Colombus tube.

Ricardo Elite.mid eighties 23” frame, Tange 5 PG tubing. Weights
- Frame – 2205g
- Fork - 685g

Mid 80s Repco Traveller, 54cm top tube, 48.5cm seat tube.

Frame 2614g
Forks 727.8g
(very accurate scales at work ).

I KNOW ITS CARBON, but it will be good to compare.
I'm off riding for 3 weeks due to minor leg surgery so the Viner is getting an update.
Fork 393
Frame 1029 (with two head bearimgs)
Total 1422g


It came in at 7.9KG when it was Sram Rival equipped, stay tuned.

Schwinn Paramount frame and fork (damaged)
22 1/2 in
Columbus SLX
fork---- 698 grams
frame--- approx. 2000 grams

cycles gitane

Hetchins frame & fork with headset 3.05kg

2012 Malvern Star C6....

No lightweight for a carbon frame set but love the colour scheme!!

Frame with head bearings 1220g
Forks 475g

2002 Bianchi Talledega, 63 cm
Frame: 1885g
Fork: 638g

1940s Speedwell Super Club
Frame: 2600g
Fork: 950g

Early 80's(?) Tandem frame 531 Tandem tubing - 5kg

As far as I can tell it is a custom build by Pete Corbin from Sydney. Forgot to weigh the forks - sorry. They are also 531 Tandem tubing. The previous owner reckons that it was 1996 however the 126mm rear spacing and the top of BB cable guides suggest otherwise to me. Possibly NOS at the time.

Cheers,

Cameron

Giant Cadex 980c Frame - 1723g


Dont have original fork.

Rebuilding the tamari. 56 square steel frame - 1823g. Fork 647g. That's a 2470g frameset. Did I mention its steel?

I'll post a 'how to weigh your frame and fork' guide in The Shed soon.

1994 Scott AFD 501, Tange Prestige oversize tubing, 58.5cm ST 56cm TT.

2055.6 grams (feels very light, that was surprising).

The forks were branded 'SRPR cromo 760 gr' and the steerer stamping shows it was made by Spinner (known for MTB forks). They actually came in at 732.8 grams.

1989 sr sakae litage - 54cm square frameset.

frame and fork - 2300g.

1988 Gaspipe bike boom Peugeot:
Frame 1688g
Fork 640g
=2328g
56x55.3

frog wrote:1988 Gaspipe bike boom Peugeot:
Frame 1688g
Fork 640g
=2328g

753 is gaspipe where you come from?! Thats very similar to my 59cm 501SL in weight terms.

Jim

Troll land

It's a lovely frame, I can't decide whether I'm brave enough to ride it around with 130mm hub jammed in or find a 126mm 8 speed setup.
I've read due to the heat treating 753 can crack when you jam 130mm in 126 stays and ride it around for a prolonged time. But I've seen no evidence yet and that's probably one persons opinion that has been copied and pasted over and over in internet forum land..
Anyway, back on topic!

1980's Hendry custom built 57cm sq - don't know what tubing as it was given to me when I was volunteering at a community bike workshop. All I know is it's double/triple butted, has Zeus 2000 dropouts and takes a 27.0 seatpost which took a while to find.
frame: 1,950g
fork: 675g
= 2,625g


this was earlier tonight as fixed


a few hours later to be converted back to former glory with gears ready for the Whittlesea Challenge ride this Sunday


gruppo - shimano 600 tricolour (courtesy of Dan)
wheelset - record hubs laced to mavic super champion tubulars (spare set from my LeJeune courtesy of timbercomp)

Peugeot 54 tt, Possibly super vitus tubes - frame 1720g fork- 623g .....the lack of a seat clamp must help

1940s or 50s Local, made in Brisbane.

Frame 2,795g
Forks 912g

Total= 3,707g

Late 1980's Berretto built from Columbus SLX, 57cm c-t -
Frame - 1890g
Fork - 690g

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I've never seen an SLX frame that light - amazing.