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29er / Re: modern geo 29" carbon hardtail in XL/21"
« on: May 16, 2021, 05:27:17 PM »@carbonazzaFrame Mold ?
I wonder why TanTan uses FM for their model names.
Followed by the usual friendly number.
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@carbonazzaFrame Mold ?
I wonder why TanTan uses FM for their model names.
I'm looking for a similar Hardtail frame. Not so easy to find hardtail frame in xl. I found the airwolf boost 29. https://m.de.aliexpress.com/i/1005001901205711.html
You can check this one out. Maybe someone else has more suggestions.
The FM199 looks promising, but no XL available.
Any recommendations for something similar in XL?
Can't find the Trek Stache Clone
Is the 799 better than 199-B? By what means?The 199-B is flat mount which today limits brake choices.
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I’m doing a (almost) full Ali build, and didn’t expect the frame to be the last thing to be received.
ive bought two frames and the second ones in the mail but it takes 45ish days for it to come from china (flown) to my door. 90% of that delay is usps. its stuck in customs for 2 weeks and then sits in a regional warehouse for another two-3 weeks. like wtf i just want to ride
How do you guys pay in the US?
I was given 3 options.
1,Bank transfer (You will bear the bank transaction fees for both sides ) ,
2,alibaba ( your bank transaction fees : ? %)(we charges you 1% transaction fees )
3,paypal , 4.5% transaction fees .
I like the FM1156. http://www.flybike-asia.com/product/254.htmlDid you ask Carbonda for the FM1156 ?
It's not available yet as far as I can tell, but looks really interesting, 135 mm travel with a 78° STA and a 65.5° HTA.
well, a bit of concern i have. this place keep open and close with the swing arm movement. if the rubber grommet is too tight, it prevents swing. If the housing is too long, it will knock the frame inside and make noises. If the housing is too short, maybe i got the ghost shifting problem. It is the reason why A lot of frame has the housing outgoing from the bottom of the down tube under the bottle cage and dive in again at the chain stay to make cable length margin.The Stumpjumper has the same kind of connection
Thanks for the recommendations!
Doing some quick research seems like these frames have fairly aggressive (relative to peers) stack-reach and seat tube angle.
Its all relative but curious to hear from people who have ridden these frames feel how bent over they are compared to other bikes and any knee problems from the steep seat tube angle?
Looking to avoid numb hands and sore knees!!
Depends how reasonably priced you need ... aluminium or carbon?
I just bought a set of carbon wheels from 'Elite Wheels' on AliExpress and I've been really impressed with the quality for the price
https://elitewheels.aliexpress.com/store/1859081?spm=a2g0o.search0302.0.0.48cd7552y8kjZt
I paid £258 ($360), which is kind of crazy considering that many 'branded' aluminium disc wheels cost more.