My Atlantis weighs 31.4 lbs. as listed. I probably ride around five pounds heavier with a partial frame bag, top tube bag, rear Stuinniker bag with a Ti-bow lock, water bottle, windbreaker and tools.
Frame-Toyo, 1998 era, powder coated Nitto 100mm dirt drop stem Nitto WTB dirt drop bars from the 1980’s Headset is a VeloOrange sealed bearing that is almost 20 years old. I have never pulled the seals or regreased it. No need. Carbon spacer Front Hub is a Son dynamo Rear hub is DT Swiss 350 Paul V-brakes Nitto M-12 front rack. Nitto medium rear rack from Riv Rims are DT Xr 425 Selle Anatomica leather and steel saddle Use carbon and aluminum laminated suspension seat post Greenfield rear mount kickstand with two brass loops, twined and shellaced. Luxo U front light heavily modified Rear tail light (wired with aluminum tubing to protect the wire along the rack). Kenda small block eight 2.35” tires Regular weight tubes SRAM XX1 mountain bike shifter heavily modified to work with drop bars Sram XX1 carbon cranks, single ring SRAM XX1 bottom bracket SRAM XX1 rear derailleur SRAM XX1 wide range cassette 11 speed Shimano large platform XT pedals Cane creek V-brake levers Two King cage Ti cargo three bolt carriers on the fork, bolted onto an aluminum strut that goes from the mid fork braze-on to a little ‘L’ bottom strut that bolts to the fork tip dropout. Three King cage stainless water bottle cages Cat eye urban computer Lizard skin bar tape over Grab On foam drop bar grips Anti theft skewers, regular seat clamp bolt plugged with.... Excellent, quality, bar end mirror I ordered off of Ebay from China. The diameter of the tube and wedge that slides into the handlebar was much too small, so I made an ABS shim. Not exactly ultra light, but excellent optics with just the right amount of fish eye. Shimano bulk cables and housing One Brooks handlebar plug Going from a three ring transmission to a lightweight single ring, carbon cranked one, was eye opening. I lose a little on each end, but I decide that coasting at speed was ok...I didn’t have to pedal.... Getting off to walk on the steepest trails was ok too. Carrying my bike up the stairs to my second floor apartment is now possible 😉. Damn, I’m getting old.... Clayton #DirtDanceDesigns. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "RBW Owners Bunch" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to rbw-owners-bunch+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To post to this group, send email to rbw-owners-bunch@googlegroups.com. Visit this group at https://groups.google.com/group/rbw-owners-bunch. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
