What does your classic road bike weigh? How does it compare to modern bikes?

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Jules_OldSchool

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I'm glad the fashionista's are out there paying outrageous sums of money for bikes which are probably in the main made in China to very average standards; as it lines the pockets of our Government in terms of the various purchase and Sales Taxes levied; and hopefully assists to keep the cost of a Gallon of Diesel down when 4 wheels are required

Maybe said fashionistas are paying a fortune on insuring and locking up these things too...

Me?! I've never had a bike stolen, and I know why... coz they're too old / cheap / dirty. Always better to lock up a dirty bike up in a public place than a clean one.
 

rbreid

Old git on old bikes
Late 60's Holdsworth Cyclone frame 2.2Kg fork 740gm
90's Fuji Pro frame 2Kg fork 758gm
1960 Jensen Cycles Super Pro frame1.906Kg fork 699gm Fully built ,lights, guards, pump, saddlebag,repair kit 11.56Kg
50's Hercules Kestrel 2.4KG fork (not original) 780gm
1961 Flying Scot Continental frame 1.86Kg fork 750gm Fully built, lights, guards, pump. rear pannier and bags, repair kit 12.2Kg
2000 Mercian Vincitore Fully built, lights, guards, pump, rear panniers and bags, repair kit 12.87Kg
All above frames are circa 20" centre to top.
 
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