[ghostrider]

But, anybody have a suggestion on a ~$25 scale I can use to weigh parts? Or should I just take them to the produce section of my LGS?

 

[Echo]

Originally posted by ghostrider
But, anybody have a suggestion on a ~$25 scale I can use to weigh parts? Or should I just take them to the produce section of my LGS?

I don't think you'll find anything accurate in that price range. I think the pure humor value of you in the produce section with a XT derailleur and a carbon handlebar makes your idea a prime one

 

[TN]

check your local head shop. they might have some deals. or if you are in school look in the chem lab.

 

[Serial Midget]

I got mine free from stamps.com a few years ago when everything on the web was FREE!

 

[ghostrider]

Originally posted by TN_Fred
check your local head shop. they might have some deals. or if you are in school look in the chem lab.

Head shop?? What's that?

j/k, I think I need a couple other things there - not a bad idea. For a friend, of course.

 

[Mike B.]

oldwillknot.com has lots of scales and you may find something in your price range. Lots of weight weenies use the MyWeigh 6001T for the accuracy and decent price.

 

[BlackhillsBob]

Walmart, in the cooking section, its used to weigh food, cost me about $30.00 and is accurate. LBS or grams.

 

[Drunken_Ninja]

I go down to my gym, then stand on the triplebeam scale and weigh in.

then i pick up my bike behind my back and readjust.

that is as close as i need to be.

gram counting is something you can rip off of the manufacturer webpage usually. There is always someone somewhere that 'knows'.