Field Disc

[Bely]

When it rains, it pours....waiting on paint.


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[burglarboycie]

Looking forward to this one as well as your English. I've always been an admirer of the work that goes into a Field.

[Bely]

When it rains, it pours....waiting on paint.


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[dudemanppl]

I <3 bely

[Bely]

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[LeMomo]

Oh my...I'm looking forward to this!

[leicaman]

Super nice

[Bely]

As this is my first foray Into the world of disc braking... I was wondering what’s the lightest disc brake and wheelset around?


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[Klaster_1]

As this is my first foray Into the world of disc braking... I was wondering what’s the lightest disc brake and wheelset around?

Probably custom in the vein of what @madcow did (FSE 25mm tubulars, Pillar Ti spokes, Cyberhubs). I run the same spokes/hub, but with 420g 46mm deep LB clincher rims, the wheelset is ~1200g.

[Bely]

Being lazy and all... are lightweight discs really light?


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[Klaster_1]

Being lazy and all... are lightweight discs really light?

Meilenstein T24 Disc is 1245g according to bike24. There seems to be no disc version of other models yet. I might be wrong, but LW website does not help with search.

[Marin]

As this is my first foray Into the world of disc braking... I was wondering what’s the lightest disc brake and wheelset around?

EIE SL Rims on Carbon-Ti hubs I'd say. Should be 1050g for tubulars, 1150 for clinchers.

[upside]

WOW love the paint.

[leicaman]

You could go pretty damn light with AX lightness tubulars wheels @ 840g for the set

http://ax-lightness.de/en/cycling/bike- ... -disc-25t/

Or FSE do a set at around 975g apparently

http://fse.bike/product/evo-25td-extral ... ular-disc/

[Squashednuts]

As this is my first foray Into the world of disc braking... I was wondering what’s the lightest disc brake and wheelset around?


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You could look at Cadence wheels based in Australia

The weight is dependent on axle size, he makes DeCadence wheels which are lightish, more so for tubular...

He's a really personable bloke and easy to deal with

I bought some tubular wheels but havent tested due to an unplanned hospital stay