Of course, the bike that was built on the basis of the "Razorblade" frame should be as light as possible, but the fact that it ended up being so light was only possible thanks to the help of some members of the lightweight construction site www.light-bikes.de. After Beat started documenting his build on the forum, countless cracks joined in with help and advice and even made parts to measure and his body weight for him. The stem, the bar ends of the grips with 24 carat gold leaf logo, the customized fork crown, the derailleur hanger and the carbon axle for the 240 DT Swiss hub are just some of the parts. It is clear that this bike is not built for crossing the Alps. Rather, Beat needs it for my cross-country training and the odd race. Even though some of the parts are extremely lightweight, all the parts have held up so far. Beat comments on the handling: "The handling may be a bit agile, but once you get used to the lack of mass, it's really fantastic to ride it through the forest."