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2013 S-Works Epic SRAM
Santa Claus came a little earlier and bring me a new race machine...
-SW Epic, M
-XX1 with trigger (32, 34, 36 chainrings)
-Syntace bar (Duraflite 630mm, carbon) & Stem (F109, 100mm), ESI Racer Edge grips, Extralite Cyberends
-Magura MT8 with Srub Raceday rotors + ti bolts
-AX lightness Daedalus seatpost + Selle SLR XC saddle + Carbon-Ti X-clamp 3 seat collar
-Roval Control SL 29 142+ wheelset, Tune DC17 Quick Release, front
-Crank Brothers Eggbeater 11
-some ti-bolts...
BR,
Panu
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Nice bike and great bike shop (my dealer )
Weight?
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Really nice bike. Are you sure about need of barends? I had a 29er ht testbike for 1 week with a 680 mm bar which was very comfortable and will also use the same setup.
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 Originally Posted by dirkinho
Nice bike and great bike shop (my dealer  )
Weight?
Also my dealer
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Marcuus
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 Originally Posted by dirkinho
mtbmarcus? Moinsen!
Yes!
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The most important info.... How much weight this feather?
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Sweet build... good pictures. Like others, what does she weigh?
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Nice family. Mine is a little smaller (still with the old Epic):
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Haha.... looks like she will be a welcome addition to that family.
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9.2 kg? is that not a mistake?
I have a 2012 sworks epic with a tune seatpost, very light saddle, the same pedals and 8g grips and the bike is 10.05kg (size L). is this possible that your bike is full 850g lighter?
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9.2 kg? is that not a mistake?
I have a 2012 sworks epic with a tune seatpost, very light saddle, the same pedals and 8g grips and the bike is 10.05kg (size L). is this possible that your bike is full 850g lighter?
I think so - it's not a stock build by any means.
He's running a S or M frame (given the "gussetless" top tube), so a bit of savings over your L size.
Photos show a 1X setup (unless I'm missing something), so some great savings there as well.
The rest could be saved via the tires and a bit more via the Ti bolts.
BTW, great bike PanuV. Excellent selection of components.
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Very impressive weight! I've got the same bike on order and can't wait to get it. How are you liking the XX1?
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I have the same tires as he does, tubeless, the frame size is minor weight saving as well as the front derailleur is maybe what, 200 grams? Titanium bolts are meaningless, still far from 850g difference
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I have the same tires as he does, tubeless, the frame size is minor weight saving as well as the front derailleur is maybe what, 200 grams?  Titanium bolts are meaningless, still far from 850g difference 
Fair points, and agreed the Ti bolts amount to maybe 20g across the whole bike.
He also loses the small chainring and shifter (and cable) though. Assuming you're running XTR with i-Spec, that's another 95-100g and whatever the small XTR chainring amounts to.
Maybe still not enough to hit 850g. (?)
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my bike is sram xx not xtr,
I checked the weights online,
front derailleur from sram xx is 112g
shifter is 92g
cables probably around 20g
the sram xx double chainring for spec is 178g, one of the biggest chainrings for XX1 is 58g (34 tooth), this is a saving of 120g (major!!!)
so total weight advantage of xx1 would be around 344g, still far from 850g weight difference.
I weighted my bike on a park tool hanging scale
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oh I just noticed he has some custom brake disks, I have the brake disks from sram, any idea about the weight difference?
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 Originally Posted by madhead
oh I just noticed he has some custom brake disks, I have the brake disks from sram, any idea about the weight difference?
Relax, 10.2 is fine.
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my bike is sram xx not xtr,
I checked the weights online,
front derailleur from sram xx is 112g
shifter is 92g
cables probably around 20g
the sram xx double chainring for spec is 178g, one of the biggest chainrings for XX1 is 58g (34 tooth), this is a saving of 120g (major!!!)
so total weight advantage of xx1 would be around 344g, still far from 850g weight difference.
I weighted my bike on a park tool hanging scale
You missed a few things.
XX double @ 178 includes the spider, but 58g for a 34t does not include the spider.
XX1 Cassette/freehub is 50g heavier and rear derailleur is 60g heavier.
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@madhead: 9.2 is realistic. My 2011 26" Epic was at 8.9 kg. If you change over to 29" only the wheels incl. tyres are heavier. So 9.2 kg is ok. Please post a detailed list of components then we can tell you the reason for weight differences.
@PanuV: looks like you can use a straight seatpost. Also it would be lighter than your current one. And please add a partlist including weights, ok?
Last edited by S-Worker; 12-20-2012 at 12:11 AM.
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Agree, mine is 10,04 kg as well. I see max. 350 g for myself toshave off mine.
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I also canīt believe the weight.
Here is my epic. Weight is 8.98kg. My weight shows the same like my part-list.
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Marcus
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