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  1. Hi folks.
    Could someone please point me in the right direction for a website, of whose
    name and URL I have lost? I believe it is a foriegn site which deals in
    cycle parts etc. On it , it has the names of the various parts, weight and
    price (usually given out in €). I was recommended this site by someone on
    here some time ago but have lost it in my time of need! I am building my own
    bike this time and need to know the weight of various parts etc. Weight
    being the key word!

    Just out of curiosity, I have been told that a rim brake setup weighs a lot
    less than a disc specific setup, is this correct?.........Gordon.

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    When I die, I want to be asleep like my grandad was and not screaming in
    terror like his passengers !

  2. in message <[email hidden]>, Gordon

    (') said:

    I am building my own bike this time and need to know the
    weight of various parts etc. Weight being the key word!

    <URL:http://weightweenies.starbike.com/>

    Quoted message said:

    Just out of curiosity, I have been told that a rim brake setup weighs a
    lot less than a disc specific setup, is this correct?

    A bit less, certainly. Precisely how much less depends on the particular
    components used. However, I'd be surprised if you could find any V brake
    - even the very cheapest and nastiest - which was as heavy as the
    lightest disk brakes.

    --
    [email hidden] (Simon Brooke) http://www.jasmine.org.uk/~simon/

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  3. Gordon said:

    Hi folks.
    Could someone please point me in the right direction for a website, of whose
    name and URL I have lost? I believe it is a foriegn site which deals in
    cycle parts etc. On it , it has the names of the various parts, weight and
    price (usually given out in €). I was recommended this site by someone on
    here some time ago but have lost it in my time of need! I am building my own
    bike this time and need to know the weight of various parts etc. Weight
    being the key word!

    Weight Weenies: http://weightweenies.starbike.com/

    Quoted message said:

    Just out of curiosity, I have been told that a rim brake setup weighs a lot
    less than a disc specific setup, is this correct?.........Gordon.

    Rim brakes will be lighter, probably a few hundred grams less than
    lightweight disc brakes.

    --
    Craig Wallace
    http://craig.neogeo.org.uk
    http://www.neogeo.org.uk

  4. Thanx folks!!!

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    When I die, I want to be asleep like my grandad was and not screaming in
    terror like his passengers !
    "Craig Wallace" <craigw84@fast_NOSPAM_mail.fm> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

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    Gordon said:

    Hi folks.
    Could someone please point me in the right direction for a website, of


    whose

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    name and URL I have lost? I believe it is a foriegn site which deals in
    cycle parts etc. On it , it has the names of the various parts, weight


    and

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    price (usually given out in €). I was recommended this site by someone


    on

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    here some time ago but have lost it in my time of need! I am building my


    own

    Quoted message said:
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    bike this time and need to know the weight of various parts etc. Weight
    being the key word!

    Weight Weenies: http://weightweenies.starbike.com/

    Quoted message said:

    Just out of curiosity, I have been told that a rim brake setup weighs a


    lot

    Quoted message said:
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    less than a disc specific setup, is this correct?.........Gordon.

    Rim brakes will be lighter, probably a few hundred grams less than
    lightweight disc brakes.

    --
    Craig Wallace
    http://craig.neogeo.org.uk
    http://www.neogeo.org.uk

  5. Gordon said:
    Craig Wallace said:
    Gordon said:

    Hi folks.
    Could someone please point me in the right direction for a website,
    of whose name and URL I have lost? I believe it is a foriegn site
    which deals in cycle parts etc. On it , it has the names of the
    various parts, weight and price (usually given out in ). I was
    recommended this site by someone on here some time ago but have
    lost it in my time of need! I am building my own bike this time and
    need to know the weight of various parts etc. Weight being the key
    word!

    Weight Weenies: http://weightweenies.starbike.com/

    Quoted message said:

    Just out of curiosity, I have been told that a rim brake setup
    weighs a lot less than a disc specific setup, is this
    correct?.........Gordon.

    Rim brakes will be lighter, probably a few hundred grams less than
    lightweight disc brakes.

    Thanx folks!!!


    Don't worry, I have it on good authority that it weighs no more in the
    slightest if you type a 'ks' at the end of 'thanks' than if you inexplicably
    type an 'x' instead. You'll also be pleased to know that your surplus
    exclamation marks were not wasted, as they'll be reclaimed, sent to Spain
    and turned upside down, where they can be usefully recycled, as there is a
    shortage there due to historical doubling up of punctuation.

    --
    Ambrose

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