No issues with the BB height and size of frame, to me it rides like how an XC bike should feel.  I'm 6' riding a large, with a 120mm fork, 50mm stem and 780mm handlebar. All said, it is longer (and slacker) than my old hardtail (that had a 71degree HTA), so it is not as agile on some the twistier trail sections, but I can ride it more aggressively on the downhills. I guess that's the trade off with today's bike geometry.  I purchased the RS Monarch RL shock with the frame, so I can't help with the bolts. 

My frame arrived today and in good shape. Overall pleased with the craftsmanship. It came with two chainstay protectors which is an unexpected surprise. The biggest suprise is that the headset is a semi integrated headset.  Very unusual for these types of frames but its cool. I am hoping my Cane Creek InLine fits as its far superior to this Rock Shox shock.
When things get built up ill post

Congrats on getting the frame.  The frame protection - downtube and chain stay - that came with my frame was a nice add-on, not top end but good to have nonetheless.  I also supplemented with 3M tape in a couple areas and Ride Wrap, which I highly recommend for more protection from normal wear and use. 

Regarding the semi integrated headset, I had to purchase a headset press to set the cups in the frame, I tried the DIY version and it wouldn't set the cups evenly.

Finally, I received the Granite Stash multi-tool, chainbreak and strap,  all good quality and installed relatively easily. Fortunately I haven't had to use the multi-tool or chainbreak for any repairs as of yet.  The strap is on my upper downtube above the water bottle cage, inside the triangle, holding a tube, 2 Pedros tire levers, 2 CO2 cartridges and a CO2 nozzle threaded onto one of the cartridges. I've done multiple rides and everything is secure. All I'm waiting for is my CamelBak Podium Flow Hydration belt to carry an extra water bottle and my phone plus some snacks and my bike will be all set from a what to carry and where perspective. Trying to go as minimal as possible for the summer heat.

Good luck with the build!

Whao! Thats quite a collection that you have! I have the ratchet toolkit and the bell. Chk out the bell, its fun!

I didn't see the bell, it looks pretty cool..."gotta have more cowbell"

A compression headset came with the frame, however I installed my old headset (with a few cheap carbon spacers I got off Amazon) since I'm using my old fork that has a starnut.  This is going to change, I've just purchased the Granite Stash multi-tool that will go in the steerer tube.  I looked at OneUp but the only version I that would work is the original EDC tool that requires the steerer tube to be threaded.     

The Riot is definitely my frame of choice but its not without its faults. A big one for me is the long seat tube. If i get one maybe cutting 20mm off,  idk.
I get the vibe that the frame is fairly stout and stiff. Am l correct with that ldea? Thats a big factor for me as l don't want a flexy wet noodle.

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Frame seems stiff to me, not sure about cutting down the seat tube though.  I'm running a 150mm dropper in my large frame, it hasn't been an issue and I don't feel like I need more clearance.

I went with the Specialized Zee Cage II, you can get with a multitool attached to the bottom of the cage as well part of their SWAT system.  I just went with bottle cage. 

https://www.jensonusa.com/Specialized-Zee-Cage-II-1

Also Problem Solvers has a bottle cage adapter to move the cage further down the downtube.

https://www.jensonusa.com/Problem-Solvers-Cage-Height-Adapter-Black-45mm-Of-Adjustment?loc=usa

I was looking for an XC frame last year and after evaluating all of the options I went with the Lexon Riot. I'm running it with 120mm fork, I have been pleased with it so far and would buy it again.  While heavier than my old hard tail I haven't found it to be too heavy on the climbs.  Per AliExpress the Riot frame weight is 1950 while the Lexon Genius is 2150.  Good luck.

Yes, i know this way but its difficult to find good quality images. I have one also with logo and my friend will try to make it.
I asked also for this, if somebody has the vector of LEXON letters and the logo... Thanks in advance 

Any luck with getting this, I recently purchased a vinyl cutter (Cricut Air 2) and interested in adding the Lexon branding?  Thanks.