Saw that video a couple of days ago, damn nice looking frame and paint job. I also read a comment on the video that they wont sell it to North American market, hopefully hes wrong or they change their mind when they see all the people coming from the video wanting to buy.

135mm Frame with modern geometry. Sold by Carbonda as FM1001 and Flybike Asia as FM1156 at the moment.

USE: Trail full suspension
Weight: 2300±50g(M)
BB(bottom bracket): BSA-73；to order
Headset size: 1/2"  1-1/12 FSA NO.55R-ICR
Axles: R:12*148mm
Seat post diameter: 30.9mm
Seat post clamp size: 34.9mm
Max tire size: 27.5"*2.8" or 29"*2.4"
Max chainring: 36T
Rotor size: 160-180mm
Shock: 185(length)*50mm(travel）:travel：120mm
           185(length)*55mm(travel） travel：135mm
Fork Travel: 140mm       
Rear wheel Travel: 120/135mm

http://www.carbonda.com/mountain/full-suspension/131.html
http://www.flybike-asia.com/product/254.html

"Yep same with mine. End of December to be precise. I got an image of a complete build, it looks pretty sweet. I'm not sure if I'm allowed to repost it though."

We won't tell anyone if you post an image of the finished bike.

Yep, and if you upload using the sites attachments unregistered users cant see the photo.

and that's what I'm going for. But I'll definitely check the BB92 tolerances on my FM936 first before pressing it in. Want to know if I have to sand some microns off and use grese or if I have to use loctite

Hmm, wouldn't the o-ring grooves that Ztto's bottom brackets have create a mechanical bond/lock when using retaining compund, just wondering if it would be a problem when removing or is the retaining compound not strong enough?

This is the best looking chiner frame imo, really modern lines.

Zrace blade is an alternative, it has steel axle instead of aluminium. I have one but haven't tried it yet (waiting for next season + new bike), but the machining and quality looks really nice probably on par with fovno/hardrock.

Ah yes, another contender with non-existent, maybe medium only bikes 

So true lol

This is a 29er right? If so 27.5" measurements shouldn't apply.

If its 29er (probably is), then the travel is 140mm.

551 mm is, if I recall correctly, the A2C measurement for a 160mm 27.5 Rockshox fork.  That being said, a 160mm 29" fork would slacken it by half a degree, in a mullet setup, you slacken it up by 3/4 of a degree, at least.

27.5 Fox36 160mm is 549.1mm

I measured the drawing and headtube angle is ~67 degrees, stack ~626mm and reach is ~471mm (difficult to measure the pic is too pixelated).
And its 100 pieces min order, atm atleast.

Is the specified seat insertion really enough for a dropper? Seems kinda short to me.