Bontrager "approved" aluminium wheels weight?

In case anyone is interested the stock wheels on my TREK 1.5c have just been on the scales of truth.

Front inc skewer but no tyre or tube=925g

Rear inc skewer, no cassette or tyre/tube=1275g

Total is a rather robust 2.2KG, well worth a Campagnolo Zonda upgrade for around £260 and weight 1570g

It will make the bike ride much nicer....but if you don't want to spend that much cash just buy some tyres for the summer and they will improve comfort, speed weight and handling.
Then the wheels next year

Exactly the same weight as a small boat anchor

Buy or borrow a set of luggage or kitchen scales. Cost £6 from Amazon. Apart from anything else, a luggage scale will give you the actual weight of your bike, which might be quite different to the published weight.

Remove the cassette, the tyres, tubes, and rim tape and weigh your existing wheels.

Or Google your wheel set's weight. Weight Weenies is a good place to start but don't get your hopes up, they probably don't list your Bontragers.

Get depressed.

Then buy a pair of Enve 25 tub wheels with CK45 hubs and Conti Comps. True all-in weight with three layers of glue is 1430g. No flats in over 2,000 miles with sublime handling.

Plan B (if tubs are too scary): buy some Boras.

Buy or borrow a set of luggage or kitchen scales. Cost £6 from Amazon. Apart from anything else, a luggage scale will give you the actual weight of your bike, which might be quite different to the published weight.

Remove the cassette, the tyres, tubes, and rim tape and weigh your existing wheels.

Or Google your wheel set's weight. Weight Weenies is a good place to start but don't get your hopes up, they probably don't list your Bontragers.

Get depressed.

Then buy a pair of Enve 25 tub wheels with CK45 hubs and Conti Comps. True all-in weight with three layers of glue is 1430g. No flats in over 2,000 miles with sublime handling.

Plan B (if tubs are too scary): buy some Boras.

Buy or borrow a set of luggage or kitchen scales. Cost £6 from Amazon. Apart from anything else, a luggage scale will give you the actual weight of your bike, which might be quite different to the published weight.

Remove the cassette, the tyres, tubes, and rim tape and weigh your existing wheels.

Or Google your wheel set's weight. Weight Weenies is a good place to start but don't get your hopes up, they probably don't list your Bontragers.

Get depressed.

Then buy a pair of Enve 25 tub wheels with CK45 hubs and Conti Comps. True all-in weight with three layers of glue is 1430g. No flats in over 2,000 miles with sublime handling.

Plan B (if tubs are too scary): buy some Boras.

Buy or borrow a set of luggage or kitchen scales. Cost £6 from Amazon. Apart from anything else, a luggage scale will give you the actual weight of your bike, which might be quite different to the published weight.

Remove the cassette, the tyres, tubes, and rim tape and weigh your existing wheels.

Or Google your wheel set's weight. Weight Weenies is a good place to start but don't get your hopes up, they probably don't list your Bontragers.

Get depressed.

Then buy a pair of Enve 25 tub wheels with CK45 hubs and Conti Comps. True all-in weight with three layers of glue is 1430g. No flats in over 2,000 miles with sublime handling.

Plan B (if tubs are too scary): buy some Boras.

Buy or borrow a set of luggage or kitchen scales. Cost £6 from Amazon. Apart from anything else, a luggage scale will give you the actual weight of your bike, which might be quite different to the published weight.

Remove the cassette, the tyres, tubes, and rim tape and weigh your existing wheels.

Or Google your wheel set's weight. Weight Weenies is a good place to start but don't get your hopes up, they probably don't list your Bontragers.

Get depressed.

Then buy a pair of Enve 25 tub wheels with CK45 hubs and Conti Comps. True all-in weight with three layers of glue is 1430g. No flats in over 2,000 miles with sublime handling.

Plan B (if tubs are too scary): buy some Boras.

my trek 1.9's were nearly 2kg !!!