Lightweight bike a huge hit
Payson-based company unveils 2.7-pound Arantix at Vegas show
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Cool! I want one. Need any overweight test riders?
2.5 "fully assembled?" The tires must weigh half of that. I'm thinking the frame is 2.5 lbs and the whole thing must weigh more than that.
The frame may weigh 2.5 lbs but there is no way the fully assembled bike weighs this little.