What would a bone be like if the minerals where removed?

Without its mineral components, a bone would lose its rigidity and become flexible, much like cartilage. The organic components of bone, such as collagen fibers and osteocytes (bone cells), would remain intact, but the bone's structure would be compromised, and it would no longer be able to support the body's weight. The absence of minerals would also make the bone more susceptible to deformation and breakage.