Lightest barends ever!

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Emil MP
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by Emil MP

I would just like to refer to my post on the "save some weight" forum, about the barends i've made by wood, and only weighs 35 gram for a pair!
http://forums13.consumerreview.com/crforum?14@200.r8RHaI3p3St.0@.efe1817

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Tippster
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by Tippster

You not worrieda bout woodworm?

Emil MP
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by Emil MP

No Tippster, they are coated with 3-5 layer of lacquer, so i don't think the worm would try eat them :lol:

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polaris
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by polaris

Surely a weight weenie would never put 3-5 layers of that heavy lacquer on!!

Take a couple off and save even more weight!! :D
.....but it still has to work!

Emil MP
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by Emil MP

But they still weigh a lot less than all other barends out there :lol:

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masterskier
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by masterskier

Why don't you make some barends out of spaghetti? It is light, stiff, and has about the same breaking predictability as cheap carbon!! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

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masterskier
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by masterskier

Oh yeah, make sure it's uncooked!!

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