Fixed Super Light Super Safe

http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQ2Ob_pmYxzxvJZEiIKd2XMx2Szsbu-W-KyZbY2CwlpbPel9qW7rV-sO7pjRw

85 grams and bad ass

What length?

loads of space for wheel adjustment...
;)

http://weightweenies.starbike.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=103480

What length?

probably 80, i seem to remember my 105 being 99grams

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85 grams and bad ass

nice!!!

What is it?

Syntace F99 road .. it's a 26 bar stem, they do make the F109 which is a 38 bar stem but it's heavier with the extra material

loads of space for wheel adjustment...
;)

http://weightweenies.starbike.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=103480

1000 Euros...

wow

And by wow, I mean, wow, thats ugly...

and not a track frame. full stop.

It looks like a 1955 vision of the future.

http://www.lfgss.com/thread86849.html#post2924864
?

Nice one dude!

Any ideas on weight. I can't find much on google.

A guy on WW built up this:

http://weightweenies.starbike.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=47468

Same year, less than 7kgs with a disc wheel. You could easily strip that weight right down.

This thread was about building a "Light bike" no? How can you reccomend a 1800g+ frame in this thread?

I've just build one up with bog standard component, the only lightweight part is merely the brake levers (carbon), everything else are cheap and cheerful part (Lasco crankset that weight around 800g).

it weight in at 8.5kg, and that without trying hard.

I'd classified that as reasonably light, I suspect it's possible to get an 1800g frame under 8kg with a bit of attention.

Under 8kgs???

My prolite HHSB weighs roughly 6.2kgs (admittedly using the most inaccurate method possible) but 8kgs is going in the opposite direction!!!!

Loftily I'm aiming for under 4.5kgs. Roughly I have to lose 1.8kgs which I think is theoretically doable (right now with the accuracy of crayons). But I will be happy with a 5kg bike.

Iain, have you any weight plates that I can borrow? I need 20kg that can be hung from a pedal axle- so plates with a hole in the middle would be ideal (for threading a length of rope)

Loftily I'm aiming for under 4.5kgs. Roughly I have to lose 1.8kgs which I think is theoretically doable (right now with the accuracy of crayons). But I will be happy with a 5kg bike.

This won't be easy if you use a Giant Omnium.

Iain, have you any weight plates that I can borrow? I need 20kg that can be hung from a pedal axle- so plates with a hole in the middle would be ideal (for threading a length of rope)

Sadly i leave all the weight plates at the gym. Carrying around/ living with weights is both infeasible and very destructive in this country. Sorry Neil.

No worries, to eBay I go

This won't be easy if you use a Giant Omnium.

I realised this this morning.

No point in getting another frame to lie around gathering dust, even if its a steal.

dibsd this for you:
http://www.lfgss.com/thread86858.html#post2925487

My current front wheel is 745g so its lighter than that.

Cheers for the dibs but im going to have to say no.

And by wow, I mean, wow, thats ugly...

Tru dat! That thing is ghastly.

weight weenies celebrating 100,000 posts since 2004, we do that a day right ?

lol

they restrict post count to keep the weight of their hard drives to a minimum.