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  • How much weight do you save going from 3×10 to 1×11?
  • Goldigger
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    I weighed the bits as I took them off my bike.
    XT 11-36 10 speed cassette 337g
    XT triple crankset 24/32/42 776g
    XT chain 268g
    XT rear derailleur 261g
    XT front derailleur 137g
    XT front shifter/cable 146g

    XT M8000 Cassette 11-42 433g
    XT M8000 32T crank 689g
    XT M8000 chain 263g
    XT M8000 rear derailleur 272g
    XT M8000 rear shifter 131g

    Weight saving 137g

    That’s £2.08 a gram 😀

    dryroasted
    Free Member

    just go 1×10

    Scienceofficer
    Free Member

    Which Is why Is only do it if I was replacing written out stuff anyway.

    trail_rat
    Free Member

    You’d save more if you were fitted and didn’t need a dinner plate at the back 😉 1×1 even lighter still.

    schmiken
    Full Member

    What did the old rear shifter weigh?

    nickjb
    Free Member

    Weight wasn’t really a significant reason for the switch for me.

    Goldigger
    Free Member

    Oh yeah forgot old shifter
    126g

    So add another 5g
    Now that makes it worth while 😀

    tallie
    Free Member

    I make that a 263g saving which assuming your original figure was correct equals roughly a £ a gram which is the old weight weenie truism?

    swanny853
    Full Member

    You could have put a new ring on the old cranks which would bring the lb/£ down a fair bit!

    nickjb
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    Or just binned the front mech which gives £0/g. Pretty good. In fact if you sell the old mech you are being paid to save weight.

    edhornby
    Full Member

    Reuse the old cranks? No weight difference in the arms, just the fewer rings

    sam_underhill
    Full Member

    Those XT cassettes are seriously weighty!
    Isn’t an x01 about 270g? Granted, it’s more expensive, but it will be interesting as to how it effects the £/lb ratio.

    mikewsmith
    Free Member

    You bought the very heavy less range cassette….

    wallop
    Full Member

    I didn’t do it to save weight – I did it to fit my reverb remote on my bars more comfortably.

    antigee
    Free Member

    waits for coaster brakes to come (back) into fashion – then maybe 0.5 handlebars will be all the rage leaving a spare hand to push less awesome riders out of the way…”passing”

    cookeaa
    Full Member

    Sunrace 10 speed? ~£50 l 395g apparently.

    Superstar oval ring £26 / 50g

    Bin front mech/shifter/rings…

    For £75 you can save about the same weight (as if it really matters) and decide if a 1xN – 11-42 drivetrain is really for you without spankings ~£300 on M8000…

    deadkenny
    Free Member

    Biggest weight loss may be in burning fat due to the extra fitness you’ll need for 1x over 3x 😀

    (unless it transforms to muscle)

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