LCFS911 full suspension

[Slappa]

Anyone?

[Wiener]

What type of bushing set did you use that have a rear shoch with standard mount?

22x8 mm

Have any of you used a cablesock for the internal wires in the frame? Yes, that is possible. there is a lot of space for that.

[Jeroen]

After one or the other post on how to build, please find a couple of pics of the final result. I'd like to thank the forum as the ideas and also other detailed pictures helped me a lot.
Of course, this paintjob is very, very personal and surely not everyone's taste. I'm a big sucker for the 90s and always wondered what a modern Klein would look like. This could be it, as a modern tribute to the former world-class brand.
I love it. For me, building this lcfs911 gave me the opportunity to build something unique like this.
Technically, the bike is solid. It features an eagle gx group with a lightcarbon wheel Set and a fox rc32 fork.
Stay healthy!

[StefanB]

Amazing paintjob and a beautiful bike :-)

[Slappa]

What's the largest oval chainring that you can use on the Lcfs911?

What Did you guy's use when mounting the pressfit bottom bracket?

[Slappa]

What's the largest oval chainring that you can use on the Lcfs911?

What Did you guy's use when mounting the pressfit bottom bracket?

Anyone?

[StefanB]

Max Compatible Chainring - 34T

And while im posting, a new image of my sons LCFS911 with 27.5+ in the rear, 29" in front.

[Slappa]

Done with my build!!   Sorry this took longer than expected.  I have yet to ride it.  I'm guessing its going to be a while with all this snow! Here is a build list of what I have into it at 24+ pounds. And here is a link to many detailed images that might help other people with there build.  https://troygustafson.smugmug.com/Lightcarbon-LCFS911-29er-bike-build/

Frame - 17.5 LC-LCFS911
Wheels - LC-DT350S-29 Boost
Hubs- DT^ Swiss 350 straight pull
Rear shock- RockShox Monarch XX 6.50x1.50 w/ lock out
Front Shock-RockSox SIDxx 100mm boost
Headset-FSA #42/ACB Orbit
Bottom bracket- Sram GPX BB92
Brakes- Shimano XT
Rotors - ASHIMA 160mm Ai2 With 6 hole DT Swiss adaptor
Group Set - Sram 1x12 GX Eagle
China carbon parts - Seat post, seat, Stem and Bars
Grips- Ergo GP3 grips and bar ends
Tires- Schwalbe Racing Ralph tubeless
==== 24.96 Pounds====

What aftermarket rear axel did you use?
I would like to have one that don't reguires any tools

[StefanB]

Found a more famous brand using the LCFS911 frame. The geometry is 100 the same, and all details as well from what i can see.

https://www.cykelkraft.se/crescent-stark-s20-29-orange

[Slappa]

How did you guys solve the rear brakeline issue?

Did you cut the cone to be able to pull the line through the rear triangle or did you use a drill to take up the whole in the triangle?

[Js]

Completed my lcfs911, my first full bike build.
Self paint job with spraybike rattle cans (very scary!)
Rochshox Pike Select 130mm
Rochshox Monarch rear shock
Hunt XC wheels
Bikeyoke Divine 160mm dropper (too large lol!)
Shimano press fit BB
FSA headset
Deore / SLX drivetrain & brakes
Internal frame foam noodles for cable rattle prevention
Also got a cheap one piece carbon bar stem to fit, but afraid of using it!

[inv]

Is it still alive manufacturer? I have sent request few days ago and no response.

[acedeuce802]

Anyone have issues with a knocking noise coming from the rear shock? I've swapped to a different shock, so it's not the shock itself, but using the same Fox hardware on both the Fox DPS and Manitou Mara Inline. The noise seems to go away when reinstalling the shock, and then will return after a few rides, which makes me think the shock hardware is the cause, and not a linkage or something else. It seems to happen on top-out, primarily down repeated root hits. Maybe the hardware is undersized and I just need a new set of hardware?

[Jeroen]

Let me try to keep the thread alive with a short word of feedback to the frame after approx. 1000km down on muddy forrest roads. First of all: no knocking sounds
It's my 'winter bike' so it comes in when temperatures go down, roads go wet and with that the roadbike (also Lightcarbon) gets some rest. Furthermore, my former fully was a 90's one with the common 26" wheels underneath. I do admit, I had to get used to a 29" where you have to 'work' the steering more.

All in all I must say, the bike makes me smile. It's fairly light whilst at the other hand  leaves a solid impression throughout. Both handling as well as the overall ride provide that feeling: solid. It's easy to control, not nervous, the suspension with 100mm front and rear is enough for the forrests around here. The front is stiff, the rear follows nicely. There is some bobbing uphill (lockout only front) but it's not much and easy to limit with a bit more focus on your pedaling-
Apart from a flat tyre, I had no issues with the bike (knock on wood) until now.

Keep safe.

[turmukhambetov]

I guess, bad luck. The eyelets are dead on arrival. Sent a message to Wendy today, let’s see if they will replace the frame. Meanwhile, do you think it is repairable at all? I recon forces should not be too strong there…