7.8 pound (3.6KG) bike!

[kickflipjr]

If you have wads of cash to spend you can build up a bike that is under 10 pounds.

Here is the bike:
http://www.light-bikes.com/bikegalle...ing.asp?id=747

And some anorexic bike sites
http://www.light-bikes.com/BikeGallery/
http://weightweenies.starbike.com/ar...gory=roadbikes

[zpiloto]

Originally Posted by kickflipjr

If you have wads of cash to spend you can build up a bike that is under 10 pounds.

Here is the bike:
http://www.light-bikes.com/bikegalle...ing.asp?id=747

And some anorexic bike sites
http://www.light-bikes.com/BikeGallery/
http://weightweenies.starbike.com/ar...gory=roadbikes

If you wanted to race it you couldn't. The UCI requires that the bike weigh at least 15 pound to be legal for racing. Man those are some pretty nice rides. What you think the reliability of a sub ten bike would be. Unless I was climbing a 10% grade and did not have to come down the other side I don't think I would have a lot of confidence in a 8 pound bike but then again I'm not 140lbs.

[MetroMPG]

Mmm, that saddle sure looks comfy! :O

(Which reminds me to update the BikeE report...)

That's insanely light though.

[kickflipjr]

I bet the bike would climb good. But yeah, I don't think I would be using it. I think it might flex a bit too. Check out this 14lb dual suspension mt bike (i think that is pretty amazing too). It has a plush seat for metro to sit on /

[MetroMPG]

Saddle's not so plush, but ooooo look at that suspension to make up for it!