KHE has something very interesting for all the lightweight maniacs: A proto TI-frame with a flatland geometry ( TT: 18.8“, CS: 12.9“, HT: 74° ).

"The geometry was kept as simple as possible to provide the maximum strength and a minimum of weight. The frame weighs only 980g/2.16lbs. We´ll build up a bike with all the lightweight parts we´ll find in our warehouse to see how far we can push the limits. How light can a serious bike become? You can check out the bike on the next Eurobike for sure."

It's a Paris 1 in Ti! Since the Paris 1(and not 2 or 3) is the best frame ever i would definitely go for the Ti (if this would be a bit shorter)!

wow my dream come true !!!

now i can use 1back brake and double front brake with triple wall rims maybe some ring bell and flashlight but still light hell ya  

ps. oop sorry no back brake avalible

that's right, dave. and it's called an opinion. my guess is it's about $1200 u.s.d.
i also say "ridiculous".

The only thing ti I want on my bike is hardware and only for Chromo parts. Ti kills alloy threads. Didn't ares or someone already try the ti thing. I thought Terry had one awhile back. If it was that good you would think he would still be riding it. As well there is a street frame already available in ti. I think it costs about a "G".

i don't know about you guys, but i could see myself having neither this frame, or the crankset. (funds wise)

hope they did some thorough research before development

wow thats so cool.

watch how many people will feel like they have to say something negative, despite not having to buy one.

and watch how many people will get their pants sticky over a gimmick part that nobody will be able to afford.