Epic Evo Clone

[uberamd]

Hello, I'm new to the forum.
I currently have a Carbonda FM936, which is unfortunately slightly too small for me. That's why I've already ordered an Epic Fully frame from Airwolf in size L.

Now my first question, does anyone know whether a 210x... or shock will fit on this frame or do I have to go for 190x...? go?
What bushing size is required to install the shock?

However, the previous comments make me a little worried about the durability of the carbon, especially in the bottom bracket area. And then there's Airwolf's poor warranty handling :-(
I'm used to better from Carbonda.
I hope the frame will last me (72 kg) a long time on easy/medium cross-country and marathon routes?

Hope anyone can help me.
Regards

Airwolf is atrocious and they should be avoided at all costs.

And no a 210mm shock will not fit in this bike, I tried. 190x45 is the biggest I'd go.

[Limone185]

Airwolf is atrocious and they should be avoided at all costs.

And no a 210mm shock will not fit in this bike, I tried. 190x45 is the biggest I'd go.

Thank you for information regarding shock.

The things you all wrote about quality makes me a bit scary. But I'm more afraid of Airwolfs handling with such warranty cases
Now it's to late, my frame is paid and on the was to me.

Hope that not every frame will have problems in the BB area or others.. But

[akuutti247]

I wish you have good luck with your frame!



Today I did a last try with Airwolf.

I first did a common question in chat to get a reply. After that I attached a text that had information of my warranty case. Then there was a total silence in chat. I don´t like it.

I am going to buy epoxy now..