Author Topic: Tideace FM-CR060 New Mold Gravel Frame 700*47C  (Read 5153 times)

pearl

Re: Tideace FM-CR060 New Mold Gravel Frame 700*47C
« Reply #15 on: July 08, 2023, 10:34:21 AM »
This frame has peaked my interest, any other users running this? Does the price shipped include bars? I’d probably run an external handlebar setup and run through the headset…

pearl

Re: Tideace FM-CR060 New Mold Gravel Frame 700*47C
« Reply #16 on: July 10, 2023, 10:29:57 AM »
Just want to come back and reply that Eddy has been very responsive to emails! Trying to research what I can do to run a regular bar/stem and use one of those FSA headsets to have the cables go through the frame...

Eddy-haideli

Re: Tideace FM-CR060 New Mold Gravel Frame 700*47C
« Reply #17 on: July 19, 2023, 02:24:50 AM »
Updated the new Tideace Decal Picture.

jfcb

Re: Tideace FM-CR060 New Mold Gravel Frame 700*47C
« Reply #18 on: July 21, 2023, 03:46:24 AM »
I have the frame and I am using it as my winter bike, reason for this this frame has one big flaw in my opinion as already been stated: the clearance between the chainstays and the chainring/chainring bolts is to tight. I have tried 3 different cranks (sram red 22, sram axs red, rotor) but they all touched the frame, even in different configurations like double chainring (35t/48t), single chainring (46t). Sometimes it was the bolts, sometimes the chainring.   Since I wanted to use this frame with my power meter as a gravel race bike, I decided to go for a different frame (Yishun G071) rather then having drivetrain issues and potentially abusing expensive cranks.
Overall the quality of the frame is good, but you will need a crank with wide chainline (47.5mm).


killerrabbit

Re: Tideace FM-CR060 New Mold Gravel Frame 700*47C
« Reply #19 on: July 21, 2023, 10:25:00 AM »
I have the frame and I am using it as my winter bike, reason for this this frame has one big flaw in my opinion as already been stated: the clearance between the chainstays and the chainring/chainring bolts is to tight. I have tried 3 different cranks (sram red 22, sram axs red, rotor) but they all touched the frame, even in different configurations like double chainring (35t/48t), single chainring (46t). Sometimes it was the bolts, sometimes the chainring.   Since I wanted to use this frame with my power meter as a gravel race bike, I decided to go for a different frame (Yishun G071) rather then having drivetrain issues and potentially abusing expensive cranks.
Overall the quality of the frame is good, but you will need a crank with wide chainline (47.5mm).

I'm curious did you try different offset rings?

jfcb

Re: Tideace FM-CR060 New Mold Gravel Frame 700*47C
« Reply #20 on: July 22, 2023, 03:31:08 AM »
Yes I did try with spacers, but that eliminates immediately the option for 2x chainrings and the chainline becomes off with 1x chainring in lowest gear with frequent chain drops.So I went for a different frame instead of putting time in different options.

Eddy-haideli

Re: Tideace FM-CR060 New Mold Gravel Frame 700*47C
« Reply #21 on: September 22, 2023, 02:20:35 AM »
Thanks for sharing from Kean.

pearl

Re: Tideace FM-CR060 New Mold Gravel Frame 700*47C
« Reply #22 on: September 22, 2023, 12:28:37 PM »
Eddy, do you have any photos of this frame with bigger than 45-47mm tires on it? I'm just making sure this will actually clear the tire size that your sheet says it will.