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1979 Suburban - Front freewheel System
(Rear rack, and generator light)
About 41 lbs naked / combat loaded ( Rhodegear bag, packed with a"D" lock, tools, tubes.. plus water) about 47 lbs.
1972 Varisty
(chrome Wald fenders and rear rack and speedometer)
About 37 pounds.
84 Trek 460 stock, 19 lbs. What? It's even a pound or so less than Trek says it is, go figure? And it's friggen F-A-S-T! Buckle your seat belts; Zoom, Zoom!
View attachment 1081578 1979 Suburban - Front freewheel System
(Rear rack, and generator light)
About 41 lbs naked / combat loaded ( Rhodegear bag, packed with a"D" lock, tools, tubes.. plus water) about 47 lbs.View attachment 1081580 1972 Varisty
(chrome Wald fenders and rear rack and speedometer)
About 37 pounds.
Thanks @Sven and @Jeff54 ! 36 lbs is not out of whack then. I can see how adding a few more gears and racks would add a couple more lbs. 19 lbs is insane and that Trek looks fast. I bet those wheels are a lot truer and present much less rolling resistance than the Kenda K23s on my beat up S6 rims. You can't hop the railroad trax like me though...
Good question @Miq. Most won't say how much they weigh, particularly the "ladies lightweights". I have no true lightweights in stock, but my 21st Century Hawthorne is as light as I have besides my modern bikes. Just under 30lbs.
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