This Stevens Comet SL is built to just 4.87kg (10.74lb) and was the lightest bike that we spotted on our Eurobike rounds. That’ll be one cent under €13,000, pleaseOli Woodman/Future Publishing
See, we weren’t lying…Oli Woodman/Future Publishing
Cervélo’s Rca frameset tips the scales at a claimed 660g for a 54cm size, although nobody would confirm a weight for this complete bikeOli Woodman/Future Publishing
The Cervélo Rca frame won a gold award at this year’s Eurobike, scoring highly for its weight, aerodynamics and innovationOli Woodman/Future Publishing
We can’t help but envy the spoilt child that’s going to end up getting to ride thisOli Woodman/Future Publishing
The Lightweight Urgestalt frame weighs 790g; this complete build has Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 and comes in at 5.9kg (13lb)Oli Woodman/Future Publishing
The Lightweight Urgestalt looks great, but the price… We didn’t even ask!Oli Woodman/Future Publishing
Lightweight get religious about their carbonOli Woodman/Future Publishing
Lightweight also had a new Meilenstein Obermayer wheelset on display at Eurobike. At 935g a pair, each wheel is 47.5mm deepOli Woodman/Future Publishing
The laser-etched graphics on the Lightweight Meilenstein Obermayer wheels look amazing but also save weight over decalsOli Woodman/Future Publishing
This Storck Fascenario build totalled just 5.5kg (12.1lb)Oli Woodman/Future Publishing
This stunning Aernario Disc from Storck comes in at 6.3kg (13.9lb)Oli Woodman/Future Publishing
Storck’s mountain bike offerings were also impressive in the weight stakes. This Rebel Seven 650b hardtail weighs 8kg (17.6lb)Oli Woodman/Future Publishing
This custom built bike from wheel manufacturers Bike Ahead Composites weighs 7.3kg (16.1lb) completeOli Woodman/Future Publishing
This Haero Carbon bar is recommended for cross-country and marathon use only. That’s because it weighs just 125g despite being 740mm wideOli Woodman/Future Publishing
Bike Ahead Composites now offer clinchers in 26in, 650b (27.5in) and 29in sizes. Weights start at 1,348g a setOli Woodman/Future Publishing
Mad Fiber were showing off their latest generation hoops at Eurobike 2013. The axle design has been improved to save weight and add adjustability, while CeramicSpeed bearings mean less friction than beforeOli Woodman/Future Publishing
Mad Fiber tubulars weigh just 1,080g for a set. Clincher versions hold a 200g weight penaltyOli Woodman/Future Publishing
This ENVE carbon direct-mount downhill stem tips the scales at 130gOli Woodman/Future Publishing
Weight weenies are scientifically proven to have harder asses than normal ridersOli Woodman/Future Publishing
No pain = weight gainedOli Woodman/Future Publishing
Cannondale’s SuperSix EVO Black Inc had to be included in the weight awardsOli Woodman/Future Publishing
If MSC took any more material from these seat clamps there would be nothing left – they’re just 7.5g each including a titanium boltOli Woodman/Future Publishing
MSC also make lightweight disc rotors; a 140mm version weighs 67gOli Woodman/Future Publishing
The titanium Van Nicholas Astraeus proves there are viable alternatives to carbon fibre in the lightweight stakesOli Woodman/Future Publishing
Scott had their full Addict range on show. At the front is the Addict SL, with its frame and fork coming in at a claimed 995g combined!Oli Woodman/Future Publishing
Open are a relatively new brand from former employees of Cervélo and BMC. They currently produce lightweight creations such as this 6.4kg (14.1lb) rigid mountain bikeOli Woodman/Future Publishing