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  1. I've seen the ultra lights, esp the 7.9 lb Ghisallo.

    If I had a high-end 56cm carbon fibre frame with track drop outs, how
    light of a fixed could I build if I decked it out with as much cf (or
    whatever is lighter) as physically possible and still be a rideable
    functional fixed (sans pedals and brakes)?

    Thanks in advance for taking the time to respond.

    Ducat

  2. ducatisti said:

    I've seen the ultra lights, esp the 7.9 lb Ghisallo.

    If I had a high-end 56cm carbon fibre frame with track drop outs, how
    light of a fixed could I build if I decked it out with as much cf (or
    whatever is lighter) as physically possible and still be a rideable
    functional fixed (sans pedals and brakes)?

    Thanks in advance for taking the time to respond.

    Don't be afraid to hang out at this site. These guys live for ?'s
    like this one....

    http://weightweenies.starbike.com/

    Go to 'listings' and 'forum,' in particular.

  3. weightweenies has weights for most components. You can figure it out
    yourself. When you're done, report back here and let us know.

    App

  4. App said:

    weightweenies has weights for most components. You can figure it out
    yourself. When you're done, report back here and let us know.

    App

    Easy:
    Take the 8-lb bike spec, take off the brakes, cables, cogs and derailleur in
    the rear, think up a wheel with the same rim but with a fixie hub (probably
    going to be ~100g more) add the weight of a cog and lockring, take 4 links
    out of the chain, and you're done.

    --
    Phil, Squid-in-Training

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