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• #27
It’ll be half the weight when it snaps in two
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• #28
Maybe an upgrade to a rigid frames would save weight.
Sadly, it also preserves his heavy teeth.
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• #29
Do you want some carbon handlebars?
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• #30
@smithchild that's not how math works.
@edscoble I already had a jaw surgery. They took unnecessary bits out. nothing to gain here.
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• #31
I might, will pm
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• #32
Needs a 20” disc wheel.
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• #33
Wheels arrived, fork has been cut and everything has been put together. Current weight is 8.1kg so I managed to drop 1.8kg. Still waiting for a front brake though. I had a first test ride and didn't died (yet).
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• #34
nice! I've got the steel frame version of this, folded up and unloved at the moment.
is the hinge failure a problem on the steel ones as well as the aluminium ones?
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• #35
Looks cool, I like the project. All the more for getting shat on by everyone about the frame. Interested to see how this ends up.
In b4 everyone:
In the bin?
In a ditch?
Under a lorry?
😉
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• #36
Aren't you getting fancier pedals btw, if you're concerned about weight?
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• #37
Maybe. Still had these lying around. Fancy enough for the moment.
Don't forget to account for the magnet.
If you want to reduce weight, you can set the seatpost to your ideal height and trim it a bit.