Fixed Super Light Super Safe

jesus, what happened indra? You ok?

wow! fuck! you k dude ?

Haha I'm feeling better now, wondering if I'm cut out for carbon.

Anyway we found out what happens when setas get ridden, don't do it Iain!

Edite: Just kidding, we both know that they're fantastic bikes.

Jeez that's a hefty gash :/

Holy shit, lucky that's the only damage.

It doesn't need rattle-canning, it just needs a rear wheel that matches...

I actually think this +blue edit looks pretty good

I like this build :)

ssssshhhh! that is not how this thread works

Needs splash bar tape.

I just realised the close promixty of Iain's calf that when (when, not if) the chainring break, it'll embedded itself into his legs.

Consider the distance between chainring bolts.
Consider the amount the drive load is spread.
Consider the tensile strength of crabon.

It might wear very quickly. But I dont see why it should fail.

Because calling it super safe is a surefire way of getting it to fail.

Indra, whats the backstory behind your crash?

'I don't see why it should fail'

Fucking famous last words haha

Chances are he'll be fine but if it does fail it won't be nice.

Indra, whats the backstory behind your crash?

Not entirely sure.

The fork failed but the fractures were inline with where the broken spokes were touching it so they probably caused it.

2 bystanders said I sprinted and destroyed the front wheel and that caused the fork to fail but I find that quite hard to believe.

There was also a tiny pothole so that could also have been a factor but the fact it was under and inch deep makes that unlikely.

Possibly a combination of all 3.

RHP has steel steerer and alu blades...

justsayin

Wish I could man, wish I could.

So....

HAS this been resolved yet?

I'll just leave this here... http://www.tririg.com/articles.php?id=1035_Worlds_Lightest_Bike

Did this ever get ridden?

Can we have more pictures?

Also what's the combined crank, chainring and BB weight?

Did this ever get ridden?
yes

Can we have more pictures?

Also what's the combined crank, chainring and BB weight?
currently in a bag with the 'dale.

youre kidding right? No idea what the combined weight is.

Wether pleasing to the eye or not I find your bike interesting, just wondering if they're considerable lighten than rotors.

what is this rotor you speak of?

yes

Will you ride it on the Dunwich Dynamo as you build it specify for purpose like this?

Will you ride it?

Adjusted.