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  • light weight hardtails
  • swiss
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    been given the go ahead by the wife to get a new bike. fancy a light weight hardtail, show me some pics for ideas. fancy some thing a bit rare

    cinnamon_girl
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    Check out the recent Ti thread!

    cullen-bay
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    swiss- you've seen mine (bike! 😯 ). get the newer version of it and you wont be disappointed!

    epicsteve
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    cullen-bay
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    that is a really nice fence 😀

    steve_b77
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    How's about a scandal?

    clunker
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    Custom frame in Reynolds 953

    rusty-trowel
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    I've got a BMC elite, built up for trail use rather than racey superlight. Rebas, crossmax, xt, slx, carbon bars/post, juicys 3s etc. About 25lb in current build, reckon i could knock a fair bit more off with lighter brakes, pedals etc as i haven't been that weight consious with it. Not too harsh on the way down and good on the way up.

    0091paddy
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    fizzer
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    br
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    Not rare, but just under 26 lbs for a big 'un – in full winter gear.

    There is a sub-24 lb bike here with my lighter stuff/tyres etc on and mudguards off.

    Bazz
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    Think On-one will have a carbon version of the scandal later in the year if you can wait, or try http://www.carboncycles.cc for a well priced carbon frame if you fancy building your own.

    Northwind
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    "fancy some thing a bit rare"

    Get a Carrera Titan. Very nice spec, bargain price, starts out at 11 and a bit kilos but with some easy quick hits if you want to spend a little more, and nobody else on here would deign to own one. Halfords-niche!

    Bazz
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    Good call on the Carrera, was in Halfords the other day and noticed they now do a carbon 120mm full susser with good kit for about a grand.

    scotty2
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    I loved my Scott Scale 20. Very very nice bike to ride and light with it. With a second set of wheels clad with skinny tyres it made an awesome commute to work bike too!

    njee20
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    eBay special!

    20lbs in that guise. £200 frame, 1240g, what can possibly go wrong!?

    pinches
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    I am quite tempted by one of those no brand carbon bad lads.

    Now, i have a scandal which i got to 23lb on the nose, i've just fitted some SID teams which saved me about 220g, but i'm thinking of getting some DT swiss instead, and also a hope Pro3 on stans 355 wheel build which should see me down to <22lb (on paper)

    xcstu
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    could be a lot lighter but was built on a budget 😉

    njee20
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    Now, i have a scandal which i got to 23lb on the nose, i've just fitted some SID teams which saved me about 220g, but i'm thinking of getting some DT swiss instead, and also a hope Pro3 on stans 355 wheel build which should see me down to <22lb (on paper)

    Without knowing the rest of the spec it's hard to comment, but I reckon you'd be over 22 rather than under. Mine's just on 20, and save the XT cassette and the Mud X tyres, there's nothing really on there that's particularly weighty.

    The XRC100s are a bit of an all out race fork with 28mm stantions and what not. I wouldn't use them personally, and I'm only about 68kg.

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