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Road Bike Frames, Wheels & Components / Re: BXT Pro 145 Anyone?
« Last post by mux on Today at 12:01:13 PM »
Here's a comparison against other popular frames.




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 36t ratchet asymmetrical carbon wheels from Ryet, $50 off $300+ with code USSC50

https://a.aliexpress.com/_mLjtQww

I'm tempted

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Component Deals & Selection / Re: Magene l508 vs garmin radars
« Last post by zerstorer on Today at 10:21:23 AM »
Some c606 users have reported that the bike computers are now region locked. Might be the same for other recent production devices.

I bought my L508 when it was first launched in china and it works fine with both china and international app
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29er / Re: New High Pivot Full Suspension Carbon Frame!!!
« Last post by andrerav on Today at 09:30:24 AM »
My dream DIY enduro build:
- 170mm travel (or more)
- High pivot (narrow-wide cogs, standard bearing size)
- Non-trunnion shock mount, preferably 230mm eye to eye (with leverage curve suitable for coil)
- Modular geometry, which means:
    - Adjustable chainstay length
    - Flip chip
    - Adjustable shock mount
    - Adjustable headset cups (both for reach adjust and stack height)
- Compatible with DH forks

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That is the current version of the app, looks exactly the same but it connects to my L508 without that message.

I would contact Magene support.

There was rumour of two different versions of the L508, one built just for the Chinese market and the other for the International market. If you bought your L508 from AliExpress you might of got the Chinese version.

I did buy my from the "offical" Magene store on AliExpress, but that was 18 months ago.

Thank you, I did try contacting them via email and even their FB page but no answers so far after a week... I'm considering asking for an aliexpress refund at this point...

I did download the chinese app (wasn't easy for me) and it does connect, but then without any translation the app is completely unusable for me sadly...
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I can't even use the english app, mine only connects to the chinese app, which is a bit annoying since there are no translations for anything. Is it possible there are two firmwares? Or even two hardware lights marketed for different regions and I ended up with the wrong one?
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Frameset + cockpit was $620, painting was $80/colour. Full build excluding wheels came in just under $2100:

Component   Item   Price
Frameset   Winow TT917   $620
Frameset   Frame Painting   $160
Saddle   Specialized Sitero   $86
Bars   w. Frame   -
Stem   w. Frame   -
Chainring   AXS 48/31 Part Out $51
RD   Rival AXS   $110
FD   Rival AXS   $106
Batteries   Takewell   $23
Crankset   Zele-A12X-OS 150   $47
Chain   Force AXS   $25
Bar Tape   Fizik Tacky - Red   $25
Levers   RideRever Triva Hydro   $281
Cable / Hose Damping   Amazon Brand   $9
Calipers   w. Levers   $0
Bottom Bracket   ZTTO 24mm BSA   $12
Pedals   Look Keo2Max   $80
Shifting   eTap Blips   $168
Shifting   Leap Components Blip Mounts+Buttons   $72
PM   Quarq   $270
Garmin Mount      $72
Coupon   Anniversary Sale   -$120
Coupon   TopCashback 40   -$40

Saving by going w. cheaper pedals, saddle, mech v. hydro levers, or 11 spd Di2 would probably get you down to $1.4k-ish all in. Even less if you don't care about shifting from the basebar and do full mechanical.
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Road Bike Frames, Wheels & Components / Re: Velo Build R-099 Build
« Last post by Serge_K on Today at 08:29:09 AM »
Any update lately? I thinking about either getting this one or VBR268.

Unless there's a very strong reason not to, get the 268. The quality of frames from VB has increased a lot over time. I believe the 268 would fare very well in blind tests with a lot of mainstream frames. Stiffness, layup quality, weight, tyre clearance, all these things got better over time. I wouldn't buy an old VB if i can buy a newer one that fits my specs.
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The SL7 compression part and decent bearings fixed all the issues i had. Did a few very hard gravel races with it, its holding up fine
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