[cmktech]

I am trying to find an online shop that lists the weight of their items, like wheelsets, tires, handlebars, etc. go-ride.com was not very helpful.

 

[khill]

Speedgoat

Go to the "Mad Scientist's Bicycle Lab" at http://www.speedgoat.com/ and you can figure out weights for lots of stuff.

Not sure if they're actually measured by Speedgoat or if the weights are provided by the manufacturers, though.

Speedgoat is a good shop, too.

You can also look at the Weight Weenies site for info:

http://weightweenies.starbike.com/listings.php

 

[glovemtb]

Weight Weenies has been a big disappointment. Very lazy people that should turn the site over to someone who cares. They get lots of real weights for new bikes and equipment from people and never post. For instance; a friend of mine sent them an extremely accurate weight for a new SC Blur XC medium red powder coat with RP3 Shock 3 different times and they never posted.

 

[thrash]

Wrench Science does weights for most of the items they stock, though I believe a lot of them are manufacturers provided weights.

 

[GuruAtma]

You can also try Competitive Cyclist.

They have a nice site for building a bike. You can watch the weight and price change for different components.

 

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Bike weights

You can build bikes and get the price and weight as you go at www.wrenchscience.com:thumbsup:

 

[rzozaya1969]

I think that all those sites list manufacturer reported weights... they may weight some things themselves, but I don't think it's likely they'll do most of them. It might seem something easy to do, but it's pretty hard to manually weight every item, record it, and upload it to your site, and still manage a shop.