Ok here she is...
Black Beauty (ok so it's not a vintage Les Paul, but I still can use the nickname, no?)

Might as well invite the others to show their own

Paul

It may not be a Les-Paul, but you've got a reverb fitted anyway. Good man. :-)

One of my stable in its natural environment.

i jost come back after 35 km with them, uphills wasnt so easy but, i didnt buy it for uphills
for uphills we just get now in store, the new poison Graphene, carbon hardtail, with DT Swiss XRC 1250 full sram xx, the brakes too, and all of that just 8.6 kg

Mine weighs 7kg- but it's a road bike. I'm surprised that it takes my weight!

hey and we even didnt pimp it
its come with normal alu rims, and 240s dt swiss hub, i think we can make it less then 8 kg, with carbon wheels, and carbon sattel, titan bolts
carbon pedals
i hope soon to put more pics of them

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Weight isn't everything. Unless you are racing XC or marathon it's silly buying a bike that light. Great for going up, but the main reason for going up is to get back down again. For that it's nice to have a bit more weight and more relaxed angles.

I have no problem pedalling my freeride bike up pretty much anything and that weighs over 16kg... and I'm not a lycra clad fitness freak.

i didnt buy this bike, i wouldnt say no for this bike, but i dont have the money, this bike belong to the owner of the shop, he was racing, and doing marathon, and now he go back for that
on every day we (i and the shop owner) riding on fullsuspention all mountain.
u see with what im riding, its not 12 kg, its 16.5 kg, and still uphills its not that problems.

My do-it-all, not particularly light Wildcard

nice, look good