I'd like to think that for my riding, weight might matter. But it would be human rather than bike. I could easily lose 50 pounds and still be considered heavy by most folks. So while I might like a slightly lighter bike, it's not going to make me a better rider by any means. And wouldn't want to strip anything off my Sam Hillborne to get it under 30 pounds. And it would take a lot of work to get it down to that level. As an aside, it's funny Patrick Moore considers the Fargo heavy, as when I had one, it was possibly my lightest bike at around 30 pounds. Just wish it wasn't my failure as a rider that caused me to sell the bike. Eric Platt St. Paul, MN
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