I have seen a lot of frames at the Shanghai Bike Show. But this one from Laget is on another level. It’s a 3D-printed titanium frame where the top tube is under a centimeter wide, and the seat tube is the thinnest I have ever seen on any production frame. That kind of geometry is only possible with 3D printing, and it shows. The frame weighs around 2.2 kilograms and costs around $10,000. Not the lightest, not the cheapest. But utterly unique and beautiful.
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