[ksr5]

http://antranik.org/worlds-lightest-road-bike-at-2-7kg/

[Industry_Hack]

An interesting exercise, I suppose.

[omnivox42]

Neat feat of engineering, but pointless IMHO. 45K....yeah. That is alot of carbon though and I can appreciate the science/engineering that it took to make all of those parts.

[superj]

wowsers!!

that is light.

[John_V]

At that price, it would never leave the locked vault it's stored in.

[aerochick]

The bicycle you have probably weighs 20lbs pounds or more.

Mine's 18lbs, muhahaha.

[Industry_Hack]

Originally Posted by aerochick

Mine's 18lbs, muhahaha.

Mine too. Steel is real.

[aerochick]

Eh min'es half carbon. The steel commuter is 28 and the alum cross w/disc is 25ish?

[zero3one]

My road bike is about 18 as well but I'm sure I could drop a lot of weight by changing the wheels. I'm starting to realize the stock ones are heavy @ss b*itches!

[aerochick]

I have pretty good wheels. Mavic Krysrium's. Dropping weight in mine would be going Dura ace instead of Ultegra, and carbon stem/bars. The frame is mostly aluminum with CF fork and seat stays.