inflatable carbon frame, what was the name?

[horizon]

on cyclingnews.com, about a year ago, there was a news article about a carbon frame that had to be inflated to align the carbon fibers to achieve maximum strength. the air took the place of carbon and saved weight.

i can not find the article or anything about this frame or company on the internet. can anyone tell me a name related to this frame and will you please?

 

[Magnus]

on cyclingnews.com, about a year ago, there was a news article about a carbon frame that had to be inflated to align the carbon fibers to achieve maximum strength. the air took the place of carbon and saved weight.

i can not find the article or anything about this frame or company on the internet. can anyone tell me a name related to this frame and will you please?

I'm pretty sure the article was published on April first.

 

[SC1990]

http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/special-tech-news-impossible-think-again

Please don't say you believed this.

 

[on3m@n@rmy]

I think if real, this'll go over a little like the Hindenburg.

 

[krebs303]

I fill mine with helium to make it even lighter

 

[markrosen]

At US $8,000 for the frame...would it not be easier to join weight-watchers to loose the extra fat off your middle???