Does anyone reckon....
gtvlusso
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I can make a carbon framed fixie under 4 kg in weight?
I may have a go over Xmas (with my alleged bonus!).
I will use my old Xero wheels (1.6kg), new carbon frame + fork (1.1kg), carbon bar + stem (600g). Will need a new crank, chain and bb - (500g?)
Thoughts?
Is this a pointless exercise...
I may have a go over Xmas (with my alleged bonus!).
I will use my old Xero wheels (1.6kg), new carbon frame + fork (1.1kg), carbon bar + stem (600g). Will need a new crank, chain and bb - (500g?)
Thoughts?
Is this a pointless exercise...
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Go fer it!
a 9lb bike, bloody hell0 -
Do it and show us the piccies.
An american frame builder, Nick Crumpton, built a fixie for hill climbs and it only weighed 3.25kg so 4kg should be 'doable'Crash 'n Burn, Peel 'n Chew
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Mind you don't blow away in a gust of wind on it!Emerging from under a big black cloud. All help welcome0
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gtvlusso wrote:I can make a carbon framed fixie under 4 kg in weight?
I may have a go over Xmas (with my alleged bonus!).
I will use my old Xero wheels (1.6kg), new carbon frame + fork (1.1kg), carbon bar + stem (600g). Will need a new crank, chain and bb - (500g?)
Thoughts?
Is this a pointless exercise...0 -
what frame will you get? the Planet-X?<a>road</a>0
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Hiya - any recommendations on parts,
I was think PX frame + ritchey WCS carbon bits.....0 -
If you've got the pennies get yerself on the poshbikes website and look at all the loveley, light and shiny components...Crash 'n Burn, Peel 'n Chew
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