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Road Bike Frames, Wheels & Components / Re: Hygge Aero Carbon Frame
« on: April 07, 2024, 08:02:44 AM »I spent a day umming and ahhing over which colourway to go with and after seeing your bike, I bit the bullet and ordered the same. I think my build will be exactly the same as yours except for I've opted for mechanical ultegra as my goal was to keep total build under £1200 which seem pretty mental given current bike prices. My last build was a Supersix HM in 2018 so I'm keen to see how cheap Chinese bike frame compare to older high end stuff.
How is it holding up? Did you have any QC issues ( paint over spray, irregular or non concentric thru axle holes, seat post slipping?).
Also how does it ride? I get this is totally subjective but any feedback would be appreciated.
Rides great, stiff and aggressive but decently compliant. I’ve just fitted new wheels with 30mm tyres which helps.
Holding up well to the Scottish roads and weather so far.
I’ve not had any issues with the seatpost slipping. My main issues have been eliminating play in the headset, I replaced the steered plug with one from Specialized and it seems much better. I’m also in the process of replacing a few of the bolts as the supplied ones are a bit soft and rust super quickly. A nice excuse to replace with some titanium.
I would say routing the cables for a mechanical groupset will be tricky. Di2 made for a very easy build.
It’s a great value frameset, no regrets from me so far.