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Chinese Carbon Road Bikes => Road Bike Frames, Wheels & Components => Topic started by: PLA on August 30, 2023, 02:58:34 AM
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Thinking to grab one of these and build it up. Has anyone had experience with this frame?
https://www.lightcarbon.com/lightcarbon-new-road-disc-brake-frame-with-integrated-carbon-stem_p122.html
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Thinking to grab one of these and build it up. Has anyone had experience with this frame?
https://www.lightcarbon.com/lightcarbon-new-road-disc-brake-frame-with-integrated-carbon-stem_p122.html
No personal experience with this, but it is sold by a german wheel brand as their inhouse frame. Just as a input: https://leezebikestore.de/products/leeze-aero-one
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same here: https://myvelo.de/products/myvelo-verona-rennrad
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Same here: https://nplusbikes.com/products/n-mercedes-amg-f1-v13-carbon-road-bike
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Also thinking about buying this one. Any thoughts would be much appreciated from experienced users of this frame. Well if this is good enough to be tagged as $7.5k then I think it's pretty good.
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I can't say anything about this frame but I have purchased 8 or 9 frames (gravel, full suspension and hard tail mtbs) from them and they have always been great products and the company is easy to deal with. If the specs and geometry fit you needs you should have no reservations about purchasing it.
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Seems like it is a popular frame. Anyone have actual experience with it? Curious about compliance/comfort more than anything, as in is it the most uncomfortable frame ever? Or is it somewhat compliant? I would expect it to be stiff, just curious how stiff we talking.
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In this video, the German GCN channel uses the frame.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbsWtAW0q1I
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You can find 2 short tests of the Myvelo.
https://velomotion.de/2023/05/myvelo-verona-test/
https://www.radsport-rennrad.de/test-technik/myvelo-verona-test/
What i understand is a sporty bike, probably with comfort not as refined as a good big company. Nothing new under the sun of generic frames ^^
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In this video, the German GCN channel uses the frame.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbsWtAW0q1I
Could you provide the URL? Embedded videos does not work on my browser.
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Could you provide the URL? Embedded videos does not work on my browser.
https://youtu.be/pbsWtAW0q1I?si=nPYa08pD8ZtTXVsC&t=165
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Think I'll order one and build it up with ER9. Now if only Hambini had BBs in stock.............................
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I am also considering this frame now specially the Yishun bike's prices has gone up
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I am also considering this frame now specially the Yishun bike's prices has gone up
Yep agree mate. Trying to keep this build as bargain as possible and since the LCR017 looks like a$$ now and the yishun frames cost twice as much and need to wait 3 months, I'm gonna roll with this el classico frame, instead. Just sent them my final order.
Rolling with a their hbr12 36cm bar with a few different stems to get comfy. Gonna go 105 50-34 cranks, ultegra 11-34 cassette (don't think chinese metal components are up to standard yet) and ltwoo er9 rest of group (grab it in a month or so once they get the rest of whatever issues they have sorted out). Got a set of farsports 58mm kaze wheels with dt350 i'll throw on. And just waiting for bb86 to come in stock from hambini and i'll pick up one of those for this build.
Can't go wrong!!!
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My only reservation is the slack 72degrees head angle...
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My only reservation is the slack 72degrees head angle...
That's not really slack by today's standards... Even the tarmac SL8 is 72,5 for a size 52...
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That's not really slack by today's standards... Even the tarmac SL8 is 72,5 for a size 52...
I'm 190cm tall so I don't usually consider the small sizes. In a 58, sl8 is a 73.5 and, yes, 72 is comparatively slack.
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I'm 190cm tall so I don't usually consider the small sizes. In a 58, sl8 is a 73.5 and, yes, 72 is comparatively slack.
Yes, in the bigger sizes you are right... But no reason to start throwing around insults ;D At least our frames don't look so out of proportion 8)
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Yes, in the bigger sizes you are right... But no reason to start throwing around insults ;D At least our frames don't look so out of proportion 8)
Sorry if I struck a nerve about your vertical inferiority, TinyDinosaur. My bad mate, I forgot that short people can sometimes get really emotional about their height deficiency, I'll try to be more aware of this in future. Hope you feel better soon, buddy!
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Yes, in the bigger sizes you are right... But no reason to start throwing around insults ;D At least our frames don't look so out of proportion 8)
I always shake my head seeing lanky ass tall cyclists who look famished, while rocking the bone density of an 80 year old grandma. They'll break their hip if you tip them over! A taller cyclist aero position is a shorter cyclist's coffee ride position!
Being shorter, you can pack more muscle, higher bone density and have a more explosive power-to-weight ratio. Also like you said, our smaller bikes look way better! ;D
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I always shake my head seeing lanky ass tall cyclists who look like famished concentration camp survivors, while rocking the bone density of an 80 year old grandma. They'll break their hip if you tip them over! A taller cyclist aero position is a shorter cyclist's coffee ride position!
Being shorter, you can pack more muscle, higher bone density and have a more explosive power-to-weight ratio. Also like you said, our smaller bikes look way better! ;D
Hahaha
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Another brand offering the frame:
https://awson-swiss.com/en/bikes/4
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I pulled the trigger with an ER9 :).
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What a strange seat post, I can't finish seeing it.
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ER9… Bold move