4.55kg road bike

[kaiser]

Amazing, especially since its considered usable.

http://triathlete-europe.competitor.com ... road-bike/

 

[cyfa2809]

Pah!

http://antranik.org/worlds-lightest-road-bike-at-2-7kg/

 

[g_baz]

Jeez! And I thought these 2 were light!

http://roadcyclinguk.com/news/gear-news ... =September

 

[grumpycommuter]

Pah!

http://antranik.org/worlds-lightest-road-bike-at-2-7kg/

For goodness sake.....i've done heavier poo's !

 

[xerxes]

Pah!

http://antranik.org/worlds-lightest-road-bike-at-2-7kg/

And how much with rack, mudguards, lights a bell and a full set of spokey dokeys?

 

[dyna-ti]

Amazing, especially since its considered usable.

http://triathlete-europe.competitor.com ... road-bike/

You're mad for it aren't you Klaus ?

 

[kaiser]

Maybe need to get back to shedding some weight from the roadie, I'm a nadgers over 7kg (7035g to be precise)

 

[Russell]

Pah!

http://antranik.org/worlds-lightest-road-bike-at-2-7kg/

:shock:

2.7kg for a complete, rideable bike?

It makes me laugh when people go on about how 'fragile' modern production carbon fibre bikes are... and then someone produces something like this.

OK, it's at the extreme end of what's capable with CF at the moment, but it puts a 1.5kg MTB frame into perspective.

 

[twain]

surely they could shave off more weight by cutting those bars and getting rid of the rear brake.....:twisted:

 

[Tazio]

At the end of the day it doesn't matter as the lightest a competition bike is allowed to be is 6.8Kg.