That is a univega frame, formerly owned by Scot Cooper, now by Michele.
The wheel is a unicycle.com hub, airfoil rim, Tom Miller spokes, Sem
nipples, built by me (multiple times; we disassembled it to paint the
rim). Note it is not a superwide; Michele is very light, so rather than
respace the frame we decided to stay with the narrow hub. The seat that
is on it was just for testing; the "final" seat is a custom one
designed by Mark Hastings with a carbon base built by Calfee Design.
I'm not sure of the final weight.
I'm the guy with the "super lightweight" coker that Scot used on Mt.
Diablo, but it isn't really super lightweight. Just a stock Coker frame
with a wheel as above. Scot just liked the stock frame for that
particular ride because it was lighter than what he had at the time.
We've been taking advantage of the latest batch of airfoil rims needing
to be powder-coasted (to hide the reweld-job) by re-powder-coating them
in various colors (those with brakes need not apply). For a more manly
look, I've done a simple bright yellow and an olive green (frame and
rim painted to match). I plan on doing mine as a bright-red combo.
What I'd really like to do is to convince someone to make a
carbon-fiber rim for the cokers, but it would be hard to amortise the
setup costs.
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