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Re: VeloBuild VB-R-268 frame First of two 268 builds now complete.
This one is a chameleon silver in size 54 for a friend.

Groupset: Shimano 105 Di2 R7150, 11-34, 50/34, 172,5 cm with 160 cm rotors.
Saddle: Ryet Carbon 3D-printed mesh-saddle
Wheels: Elite Edge Gravel 45 mm (internal 24 mm, external 31 mm)
Tyres: Continental GP 5000 in 28 mm (meassures 29,5 on the rims)
Tubes: RideNow TPU (36g each)

Complete build 7,75 kg w/o pedals.

June 02, 2024, 02:42:33 PM
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Re: VeloBuild VB-R-268 frame
Thanks for the post. Looks great! Even considering this color now over pearl white (with black custom decals). I think I need a 54 frame as well. Could you let me know how tall your friend is (i know, not the only relevant metric).

Also got a few questions:
What is de weight of those wheels? I think I'll get wheels less wide (lighter?).
How hard was the build?
Is this the standard handlebar from Velobuild?

Kind regards!

Thanks for your comment. The chameleon pops quite a bit in the sun, just so you are aware. The other one in blue chameleon does as well, probably a bit more disco vibe than expected, but you only live once :D

My friend is 180 cm, long torso. Stack of the frame is pretty aggressive as you can see by the number of spacers he needed to get a comfortable position. I have bought af 56 cm for myself (187 cm).
The wheel set weighs 1420g without rim tape, tolerances seems very nice, end caps are a really good snug fit. The standard ones are fairly wide compared to others, 21 internal and 28 internal, so would not be a bad choice as well, and you can get them a bit deeper than the 45 mm's also. The build proces was not that hard, but probably way worse if you are to route mechanical gear. Cut the steerer 6 mm below the stem. Did all wiring without a routing tool and didn't really need it. The handlebar is the standard one, yes. 400/100 mm, but the reach seems a bit longer as the hood-position extends a bit further from where the stem "ends".

cheers

June 04, 2024, 09:26:57 AM
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Re: SPCycle (R065 T1000) Aero Yes, same for me. So I will try it, I think.
June 05, 2024, 04:52:26 AM
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Re: SPCycle (R065 T1000) Aero So in case, somebody else is thinking about this frame.
Right now it's $640, when buying on AE via Seller's shipping method so that no additional fees, customs, taxes etc. should apply.
Regular pricing on the website is $720. All said for chameleon paint and a frame with handlebars.

Anybody else interested in buying the R065, yet?
Any known issues with SP-Cycle or the frame in particular so far?
Any thoughts before buying this over VB268 or LC 017?

June 06, 2024, 01:17:38 AM
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Re: Any idea of Serenadebikes carbon wheelset?
Are you a factory or a reseller?

We are a dealer, there is no need to hide this, but we have invested in many molds. A lot of spot investment was made.

We also provide customized services,

Control quality, fast shipping, and Local after-sales service.

June 21, 2024, 06:22:37 AM
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