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Weight weenies
For the weight weenies out there, the gloves are off and the challenge is set @ 7.5kg:
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For the weight weenies out there, the gloves are off and the challenge is set @ 7.5kg:
Yeah, nice:
Pfft... slacker!
http://light-bikes.com/bikegallery/BikeListing.a...
Now that's light
Those look like solid forks, not very useable to me.
Full build under 5Kgs? No way!
Quote taken from SMH article:
Does that include a small child sitting in a baby seat?
For those who like to scrimp on 'proper' tires, see Gordo's take:
They are SIDs that have been customised.
"Fork: SID Extrem (Carbon inside) Evo 776"
There is a mistake there though because as far as I know Schwalbe don't let Maxxis stamp the side of their tyres
So for the doubters, second place goes to http://light-bikes.com/bikegallery/BikeListing.a...
Quote taken from SMH article:
The average road bike may weigh anything up to 30 kilograms but a weight weenie stalks targets lower than seven kilograms
SMH must have weighed Junkie's & Gazza's Cannondale's to come up with that average weight
Nice one Steve but the total weight of all GAZZA's Cannondale's probably doesn't even get to 30kgs
@Brian - you do know he has 4? Perhaps the quartet would come in under 40kg though? It all depends if his SuperSix can make up for the lardy Rize
I knew he had a few and hence the use of "probably" . Even with the 4 it would come close.
PS. I let the lardy Rize comment slide...
quick rough calculation =37.6 for three mtb's and one roadie! now remove this post before the lurking bike thieves read it!
DAMN!!!
Maybe if I leave my bike around your guys bikes it might start getting a complex about it's weight and start working out by-iteslf, instead of me having to get it's sorry fat ass out of bed every morning...
Last time he weighed himself, he was 17.5kg, and since replacing my Thomo with a Joplin, I dare say it's gone up slightly...
I shouldn't be too harsh, his weight is hereditary, being a 7" front and 6" rear Norco 6.... lol
I bet if he spent more on bike fit and a proper coach his "competitiveness would improve 100% and his time wold drop by 25%