My first look video is live on the channel.

YouTube Search: Velobuild 268 First Look - My excitement for budget frames has returned
https:// youtu.be/SKZo17VVuEk?si=lfH6xQdDkYU3oMDy

https://youtu.be/SKZo17VVuEk?si=lfH6xQdDkYU3oMDy

Thnx Pat! Not a great fan of the color, but really looking forward to your build, especially regarding the routing of the cables around the headtube/fork.

That looks to be a gravelframe (top tube screwholes and graveltires)

Dear All:

Attached some information for the new disc brake frame SP-R065.
Thanks for the supporting and interesting.

For this Frame some inforamtion listed:

Model: R065 700C Full Carbon AERO Road Disc Brake Frameset

Components: Frame, fork, integrated handlebar, seatpost, seatclamp, headset, spacers, thru axle

Frame Size：XS/S/M/L/XL

Weight: Frame Size M: 1050±30g, Fork: 410±20g, SP:210±15g, Handlebar: 370±15g (420*90mm)

Head Tube: 1 1/2" – 1 1/2" (upper 52mm lower 52mm, )

Fork: Full internal cable routing, 45mm offset, steering tube diameter 28.6mm.

Default Handlebar: HB-053 Full internal cable routing, Stem angle -9 °, drop 130mm, reach 75mm with DI2 hole

Available sizes of handlebar: 400x80/90/100mm, 420x90/100/110mm, 440x110/120mm

Seat Post：Specific 300mm length, 0mm offset, Compatible with 7 * 7 and 7 * 9mm rails

Bottom Bracket: T47 thread, BB shell width 86.5mm

Max Tire: 700*32C

Brake Type: Flat Mount Disc Brake

Rotor: Front 160mm, Rear 140mm

Dropout O.L.D： Rear Φ12*142mm, Fork Φ12*100mm

Suitable Derailleur: Di2 And Mechanical Both

Testing Standard: ISO 4210

Any interesting and pre-order of this frame, feel free to contact us at any time.

info@lc2000.com.cn

Other molds please check our website.

www.sp-cycle.com

Do you do custom paint and (own, not fake) logo's?

Good to see these nice builds coming along, and to hear that it rides well! Can't wait to try it, although in Sweden that might need some more months...

My build is coming along too - Yesterday I routed the cables and installed the headset.

While routing, I kinked one of the brake hoses close to the stem area and now I'm wondering if I should replace the whole hose. I was also smart enough to cut the front derrailleur cable too short (when steering all the way to the right, the cable got constricted by the BB..) so I will have to replace that one either way... I am planning to actually drill out the the FD cable stop hole you drilled out for Di2, but want to run the shifter hose all the way to the derailleur. Good idea?

Well, its a first build and overall it's going well

Really nice color. What do you call this (parlemour white or something)?

I'm 178cm tall. Normal to short legs. What frame size do you recon?

Just got another update on the 60/75 combo. All done. Shipping today.

Was hoping for slightly darker grey logos since I'm not huge on big bling, but these will look spinning!

They do look really cool!

If you're happy with them, I'll keep them in mind for my next purchase!

I'd really like this bike. Unfortunatly, Kitty told me they do not sell to private customers in NL anymore...

Speed release axles are double threaded.　It will be difficult to find third party axle

I guess it's smart to order an extra pair with the frame then.

I'm considering going for this one over the 177 (or maybe the Ican A40, which is a beauty but more expensive). I asked about stock and they have some.

Getting two frames, sharing shipping costs, is tempting

Should I get wheels as well, or is it better to buy them at Elite (looking for 50mm, affordable, lighish (145-/1500gr) wheels).

Cool looking frame, in any event. Anyone know who makes the handsling?

I think they really do their own frame (at least, it's not open mould). I would love to test their upcomming TT/TRI-frame:

https://handslingbikes.com/collections/triathlon-frames