



Expanding my bright idea I had during the dark trekking the other day, I investigated if bicycles of 5 kg (11 lbs.) really existed. A product that looked decent was Panasonic Traincle 6000 weighing 6.9 kg with full titanium frame and 14” wheels, but it cost sky-high $4,000! Slightly more affordable was YS-11 Limited for about $1,100 and 7.3kg. Weighing 8.5kg and for only $370 was Renault AL-14FDB that seemed the one to choose under the normal condition. Actually the lightest I found was called A-bike that weighed 5.5kg, but the wheels were too tiny and it did not look so comfortable to ride, and I thought a kick scooter would be even better: Xootr MG for example with only 4.5kg well within the target. Unfortunately, the price in Japan is over $500.
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I found some more info about light-weight bikes…
新しい情報がさらに見つかりました。
http://inhabitat.com/carbon-fiber-bike-weighs-just-six-pounds/
http://japanese.joins.com/article/article.php?aid=127567
http://www.likeabike.co.uk/likeabike_models/likeabike_maxi.php
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