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  • biondino
    biondino Posts: 5,990
    The three products in the original posts are three of the ugliest things I've ever seen on (off) a bike. But then Lightweight stuff is always horrific because of the AWFUL font. Serves them right for putting the work experience boy in charge of the design.

    When I want to keep the weight down I just attach a funnel attachment to my helmet and just drink my sweat - hey presto, water and salts!
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  • always_tyred
    always_tyred Posts: 4,965
    biondino wrote:
    The three products in the original posts are three of the ugliest things I've ever seen on (off) a bike. But then Lightweight stuff is always horrific because of the AWFUL font. Serves them right for putting the work experience boy in charge of the design.

    When I want to keep the weight down I just attach a funnel attachment to my helmet and just drink my sweat - hey presto, water and salts!
    You've just watched "Dune" haven't you?
  • bratboy
    bratboy Posts: 82
    When you've finished with weight watchers, and have got body fat below 10%, then try weight weenies http://weightweenies.starbike.com/ or light bikes http://www.light-bikes.com/ for insparation but it's an expensive and sad route to go down ... :lol: and don't forget t he UCI limit of 6.8kg when racing.

    oh and beauty is in the eye of the beholder :roll:
    SC61.10a: FCN 3, with clip-on guards for winter
    Uncle John: FCN ?? knobblies, or 'fat' slicks n guards

    If you haven't tried these things, you should.
    These things are fun, and fun is good.
  • always_tyred
    always_tyred Posts: 4,965
    I think if you spend £500 on saving 50g, you have to tell yourself its beautiful.

    Lightweight wheels are beautiful, thoug.

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