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    2. Ok_Examination_9055 on

      My trail bike (2022 Intense Primer S with new mavic wheels and other stuff) is 34 lbs. But my xc bike is 21 lbs.

    5. Proud-Caregiver-5534 on

      My bikes weight seems to fluctuate. Going up a hill? Too much. Going down a hill? Not enough

      In reality, 15kg

    6. HezbollaHector on

      Suck it mods. 

      I ride tech, mostly enduro/DH but some XC in the winter. 

      My Druid V2 is 36lbs with a vivid coil and 160mm zeb. It’s my trail/enduro bike, but I can take it on almost anything I ride. There’s just less room for error. 

      My stumpjumper evo is 38lbs with a vivid coil and 170mm zeb. I reserve it for double black DH, shuttling and park. 

    8. Nightshade400 on

      Norco Sight VLT – 56lbs (I think)
      Ragley Bluepig – 32lbs

      I ride mostly flow and high speed tech and chunk in loose over hardpack desert conditions.

    9. LadScience on

      Haven’t weighed it but it’s a size large alloy Knolly Chilcotin with a coil shock, Öhlins 38 fork, DH casing tires… a heavy duty build. My guess is it weighs around 17-18kgs, or 38-40lbs.

    10. Pfayze on

      It’s about 42lbs with all the gear + water. Ride everything available from flowy XC (less fun), to long pedals and rowdy descents. Mix in bike park days. It’s a full Enduro rig 180/180 with mullet wheels.

      Only “complaint” is that I’m just slower than when I was on a lighter bike. Even with more biking this year, I’m still quite a bit slower than when I rode a bike 7lbs lighter.

    11. SullyCoin on

      Probably around 60 pounds but it’s a size L aluminum eMTB 29er with a coil fork. Fun as hell and I love riding it though!

      EDIT: Adding type of trails I ride which is a lot of PNW tech and any flow I can find. I ride Raging River and Tiger Mountain a decent amount and get out to Galbraith in Bellingham when I can.

    19. Bicyclebillpdx_ on

      39 lbs?!? Too heavy for me. I went from a 2016 Hightower that was 29 lbs to a ‘24 Trek Fuel EX Al that was about 38 lbs. swapped out frame to ‘23 Ripmo carbon and back down to around 32 lbs. I don’t like that bikes are getting so heavy

    20. MysteriousDudeness on

      2011 Trek/Fisher Rumblefish in size L

      It weighs in at about 30 pounds. It’s mostly stock.

    21. TheTrailrider on

      34 Lbs – 2021 Stumpjumper Alloy with everything upgraded except for the frame, stem, and dropper post. 138/150, Lyrik, and Reserve HDs. I’m planning on swapping the frame to a carbon frame soon, when I see a frame I like.

      I rode mostly around Front Range in CO and Summit county, CO. Lots of climbs. Gotta earn the vert

    22. Frantic29 on

      Trek Top Fuel 33lb. I ride XXL bikes. Makes life really hard getting under 30lb unless you spend a A LOT of money. I used to have XL Chisel HT that was pretty well built to 9s and that was like 24.5. That was a fun bike but just too small for me to keep. My back was not happy being scrunched up on that thing.

    25. SufficientPension717 on

      Ripmo AF- 32.1 lbs. Banshee Paradox V3-30lbs. Never weighed my Commencal Meta HT probably 32ish.

    26. NinjaBuddha13 on

      My bike weighs more than it could be less than the extra weight ive got wrapped around my waist.

    28. whole_chocolate_milk on

      36 lbs.

      2024 transition patrol. I’m not concerned about weight. I needed a bruiser.

    29. imdoingthebestatthis on

      Light enough to pedal a bunch and heavy enough to last. Idk, maybe 34-37ish? After some time on a given setup I feel like it doesn’t matter. I can slap on the slowest heaviest tires, or short cranks , or a lower engagement hub, and after a month or two it’s just normal. Unless you’re chasing podiums it’s all good, go ride. The exceptions for me are suspension performance, tire grip, and brake feel. Those always make a difference.

      I’m sure there’s a point where bike weight would be a big deal for me. But I don’t think it exists from mid range and up.

    32. ashadow224 on

      24lbs, though a bit more now that I put a rack on it. I have a XC bike and I specifically wanted something light since I do a lot of climbing!

    33. Ih8Hondas on

      1) I don’t care.

      2) Everything from the xc stuff behind my neighborhood to lift served double blacks at places like Pajarito and Keystone.

    34. venomenon824 on

      I don’t really weigh them. Arrival 170 with Ohlins air suspension. 33 lbs maybe? Freeride ebike maybe 53?

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