2005 Trimble - Completed - 15lb 4oz
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stevec1975
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Blimey T, thats adding extra weight!
The forks are very easy to sand off the decals, just wet sand, at 800, 1200, 1600, and 2000 grits
The hard bit is getting a good finish when re-laquering. Helps to take it to a car painter and get them to do it for a tenner
The forks are very easy to sand off the decals, just wet sand, at 800, 1200, 1600, and 2000 grits
The hard bit is getting a good finish when re-laquering. Helps to take it to a car painter and get them to do it for a tenner
highlandsflyer
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Why your last?
Things are just getting interesting in the light weight area, it should soon be possible to put incredibly light yet strong bikes together for reasonable money.
I look forward to sub twenty pounds FS that is not so exotic I am scared to leave it in the motor.
Things are just getting interesting in the light weight area, it should soon be possible to put incredibly light yet strong bikes together for reasonable money.
I look forward to sub twenty pounds FS that is not so exotic I am scared to leave it in the motor.
Re: My Final weight weenie project
True it will be a handful off road. I'm looking for a new challenge this year.
Andy R":1yplpnoi said:With all due respect, it doesn't sound as if it'll be a bundle of laughs when you get it off-road then. Better break out the full-face helmet and the Dainese kit
True it will be a handful off road. I'm looking for a new challenge this year.
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