Check this out!

[nathrix]

What do you think?

[Tankman]

painful...

[Eldron]

Dont crash. Ever.

[Johan Bornman]

You'll need a strong sponge to clean those wheels with.

 

Do you have a photo of where the spokes attach to the rim?

[Johan Bornman]

That fooled me for a second. Those are standard bladed spokes, twisted to disguise them, with some barbs added before building. For a minute I thought they were real doringdraad whees. Nice trick, I must try it.

[Mojoman]

Mad Max wheels!

[Tiny K]

Would make an awesome self defense tool.... no one would want to hi-jack you off your bike B)

[CAAD4]

That reminds me of a repair that was done to my Race Lites when we were in Blyde River on the Great Mpumalanga Bike Ride. I broke two spokes, so the Aussie Mechanic took two normal spokes and braided them together in the middle. The wheel ran true for the remainer of the 200 km we had to ride.

[gummibear]

Wonder what's the weight of this baby

 

Close to a ton,should make you strong on the hils.

[Mellow]

Wonder what's the weight of this baby

 

ready for the concrete. what cover 50mm ?

[splat]

Wonder what's the weight of this baby

 

Steel is Real, Baby (Even if it is rebar) B)

 

Integrated seat post! Very cool B)

[kevin]

ready for the concrete. what cover 50mm

 

However with that steel would you go with 20 mpa?

[Tiny K]

Nah, just power float a screed on to soften the sharp edges I reckon

[Shebeen]

that's brakeless too, so surely must be fixed. imagine skidstopping that puppy!

[vanniri]

Integrated seat post! Very cool B)

 

Yes, age-old weight saving trick!

[Izak]

Wonder what's the weight of this baby

 

Nogals got a lock on too, you only steal this puppy of you need back- and knee problems