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    ax-lightness

    Here are five of our favourites for 2017
    Features

    Top 5 examples of ultralight bike tech

    The Vial evo Gravel prototype comes in at 100g under the UCI's weight limit for road bikes

    AX-Lightness reveals 6.7kg Vial evo Gravel prototype

    The AX-Lightness VIAL evo Ultra eTap sits a full 2kg under the UCI's current weight limit

    Behold, the 4.8kg AX-Lightness Vial evo Ultra eTap

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    AX-Lightness VIAL evo XC

    AX-Lightness releases featherweight 15lb hardtail

    Ax Lightness Vial Evo D
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    Swiss national champion Katrin Leumann proudly weighs her super light Ghost HTX 29er
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    Pro bike: Katrin Leumann’s Ghost HTX Lector 29er

    SwiftCarbon showed off its new ultralight SCULP road bike, built by AX-Lightness and displayed here with a high-end build kit to yield a 4.49kg (9.90lb) finished package

    SwiftCarbon debuts sub-700g SCULP road frame

    The Black Series from Wiggle has a range of cranksets, including a 50-34 compact
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    Wiggle goes posh with lightweight components for road and mountain bikes

    The complete AX Lightness operation takes place within this modern building in Creußen, Germany
    Features

    AX Lightness factory visit

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    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, please
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    Lightest bikes and components at Eurobike 2013

    The world's lightest bike
    Features

    The world’s lightest bike

    The Gavial brakes weigh 103g each including pads and carriers – not far behind the AX3000s they're based on

    AX Lightness launch new brand Engage

    The AX-Lightness Vial pairs its own frame with a smattering of startlingly light in-house carbon fiber components. Claimed weight as pictured here is just 4.9kg (10.8lb)
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    Lightest products on show – Eurobike 2012

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