Ho trovato questo nuovo telaio con angolo forcella 68,5 di workswelles.
https://www.workswellbikes.com/XC/wcb-m-336(29er).html
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Hey superenzo,
Did you order one ?

The image I posted was for the Falcon Pro AR55 rims and wheelsets.

 It is listed as being 28 mm wide, but since it's U shaped, it's actually 30 mm at its widest point. If you are following the 105 rule, it makes a difference running the 25mm Conti 5000 TLs. The 25mm 5000 TLs pump up to around 28mm wide and sit flush with my AR 46s. Looks nice and tidy, but apparently not aerodynamically optimized.

My eyes need an update

Carbonda reply me SL version is 820 usd. Is it the right price?

Same price as last year, yes.

Yeah, I have nothing but good things to say about Light Bicycle's service. I ordered mine through the North American Wherehouse. I just wish they had a wider selection of their road Falcon Pros. If they offered 30mm wide deep section road rims, I'd order a set.

Me too, it has been about 5-6 years of happy service with dozens of wheelsets for me and others.
Excellent products, and service and if things go wrong(just once), they stand behind their product and warranty.

My frame came with a Hex 6 Axle. Definitely no Torx.
In case you need it, marking is: 180 mm M12 * P1.5 * L16.5
Nope, no movement on my derailleur hanger.

Thanks for the info. Why on earth I've got a T30?

Your height is one part of the equation.
Your inseam, torso length, arm length play a role too.
If you have them standard or short legs, you can go for a L.
If you have long legs vs. torso a M may be better.
I'm 178cm, long legs, and the M is perfect with this 65mm bar: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005002037520210.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.27424c4dVEteNM

All frames described here are good for a novice.
Avoid too-good-to-be-true counterfeit models. Take a brand that has good reputation here.
You will learn along the way, and ask questions here if in trouble.

To know if the FM936 would be right for me, I tried to understand the anti-squat things too.
But dropped the research and took the frame as I couldn't find an easy to understand or consistent theory.
I feel some bobbling from the shock(unlocked) when climbing, but I'm generally faster than with the hardtail.

Hills and air is what makes cycling harder.
Joules to overcome them will come from your courageous legs only.
Try a long climb and let us know