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Chinese Carbon Road Bikes => Cyclocross Frames, Wheels & Components => Topic started by: taenbolle on January 19, 2025, 10:11:59 AM
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So this is actually my second BXT gravel 135 frame that this has happend to.
I found another video with my problem:
https://youtu.be/yURAApYZDpA?si=jCZ4sV3pFryCn8uF
As you can clearly see the aluminium threads is separated from the carbon.
Any thoughts on this.
Frame purchased via Aliexpress, tried contacting them the first time about this, i dont bother doing it again. They do not care.
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Well crap. My BXT 135 just arrived yesterday. I'm not a watt monster by any means, so hopefully mine will hold up.
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You going to be using it for winter riding, salty roads?
I have doing that, and that seems maybe to be the issue, defently does not help the cause.
Seems to be a popular frame on here, so would be interesting to see if someon else had the similar problem
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I just bought this frame exactly for doing that/ all year commuting. I hope it will be fine, I'll report if any problem occurs. Just out of curiosity - how can one fix this?
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You going to be using it for winter riding, salty roads?
I have doing that, and that seems maybe to be the issue, defently does not help the cause.
Seems to be a popular frame on here, so would be interesting to see if someon else had the similar problem
Not much of a winter in my part of the world fortunately. No salting of the roads at all and I usually ride indoors on foul weather days. We'll see how it goes.