the < 22lb steel club
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FluffyChicken":p2o8jmmf said:Well if 22lb without gears is wanted, that easier. can do it without seat or grips as well, that's a bit more off. Why bother with a chain and the cogs in fact, just point it down hill or scoot with you're legs
I know it wasn't stipulated :roll:
Wow, quite a rant! Forget your happy-pills?
It came in within the thread criteria (i.e. cr-mo & < 22lb). (Don't take offense! I'm just having a lend... as i'm sure you were...)
mikee":p2o8jmmf said:and this was under 20lbs
You sure? That fork weighs 18.3lb on it's own!
JK!
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mikee":16c8a6cr said:lol ben
hows about 1 gear
20.5lbs
I think the majority of the weight saving here came from the reduction of saddle foam at the front!
We_are_Stevo
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I'm afraid I've never seen the point of leaving stuff OFF (an MTB...) just to able to say 'My bike weighs under...' :roll:
By all means crow about it if you've got a fully functional bike (and weigh it with the pedals on!) that you've spent a small fortune on boutique kit to get the weight right down, but when roadbikes weigh next to nothing straight out of the box I just don't get it... :?
By all means crow about it if you've got a fully functional bike (and weigh it with the pedals on!) that you've spent a small fortune on boutique kit to get the weight right down, but when roadbikes weigh next to nothing straight out of the box I just don't get it... :?
Agency_Scum
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There'll be a Retro Ride in Bristol in September. You're coming CCE....EVEN IF IT'S RAINING. I'm still toying with the idea of fitting me ti BB because of your infectious weight-weenie disease.
lapinGTI":yvusrgf6 said:Are there any suspension bike under 22 lbs? Mine was really close in 1998, at 22,2 lbs. now with the Fox fork it's about 1 lbs eavier...
sub 22 lbs suspension steel frame with gear? Some thing usable.
i could do it if someone else was paying.
