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2.2 kg for a sliding drop out inbred and 2.5 kg for a vertical drop out (less material from the pic on the web site)...
Go and figure.
One measurement includes fork sag, the other doesn't.
I feel a "spot the mistakes" competition coming on.
Not at all brant, was just browsing through the Friday the 13th frame and had a look at both the SS and verticla inbred...
The specs for all frames are held in HTML table format in a csv file that's shared across Px and OO for all frames.
It's a bit of a nightmare to edit.
still I don't know what is the real weight of the SS frame
So you're looking at buying an Inbred, but are worried about the weight? I'd suggest you're looking at the wrong bike, my friend.
Perhaps a ScandAl?
Not looking to buy an inbred. To be honest I wouldn't buy a new frame on the internet, too much to worry about. I was just curious as to why the ss frame with more material is lighter than the vertical dropout one.
I would suggest that they're different generations of frame; they were re-designed a couple of years ago, in line with the CEN regs.
But judging by Brant's replies above, that looks unlikely.
Pretty sure my second gen 16" slot drop was 2.3kg when I weighed it.
The 18" 29er version was 2.6kg.
Both rode lovely. Frames that cheap shouldn't ride that well. 🙂
The Scandal 29er is still down as:
Approx. Frame Weight (g) 2495
[i]I feel a "spot the mistakes" competition coming on.[/i]
cheaper than paying someone to do it.
£2.50 credit per mistake spotted capped at £100/person ;0)
It's called "crowd sourcing" isn't it 😉
Is that per page?wwaswas - Member
I feel a "spot the mistakes" competition coming on.cheaper than paying someone to do it.
£2.50 credit per mistake spotted capped at £100/person ;0)