Amgen tour of California 2012

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Sea Otter: Ultralight sub-16lb Cannondale Flash hardtail on display

  • Like what you see here? It's 7.09kg (15.64lb) of trail shredding goodness and it'll only set you back about US$15,000.

    Like what you see here? It's 7.09kg (15.64lb) of trail shredding goodness and it'll only set you back about US$15,000.

    Photo credit © James Huang

  • With no conventional derailleur cables to run, both of the front derailleur guides go unused down by the bottom bracket.

    With no conventional derailleur cables to run, both of the front derailleur guides go unused down by the bottom bracket.

    Photo credit © James Huang

  • Crank modifications were limited to a bit of machining around the edges to lend a more unique look.

    Crank modifications were limited to a bit of machining around the edges to lend a more unique look.

    Photo credit © James Huang

  • The Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 rear derailleur moves the KMC chain across a SRAM XX 10-speed cassette.

    The Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 rear derailleur moves the KMC chain across a SRAM XX 10-speed cassette.

    Photo credit © James Huang

  • The custom Di2 shifter buttons are housed in a small aluminum block, which is secured to the bar with a polished pair of SRAM X.0 clamps.

    The custom Di2 shifter buttons are housed in a small aluminum block, which is secured to the bar with a polished pair of SRAM X.0 clamps.

    Photo credit © James Huang

  • Formula R1 calipers clamp down on SiCp-reinforced aluminum metal matrix rotors from Scrub Components.

    Formula R1 calipers clamp down on SiCp-reinforced aluminum metal matrix rotors from Scrub Components.

    Photo credit © James Huang

  • The scale doesn't lie.

    The scale doesn't lie.

    Photo credit © James Huang

  • NoTubes doesn't sell its ZTR Race rims separately so Newbury Park Bicycle Shop had to purchase a complete wheelset then cut out the hub and spokes.

    NoTubes doesn't sell its ZTR Race rims separately so Newbury Park Bicycle Shop had to purchase a complete wheelset then cut out the hub and spokes.

    Photo credit © James Huang