Update-
Bike has been put aside and is not ridden anymore since the rear flexes so much it's still rubbing the frame. I've been talking to Eddy about this and he said unfortunately shorter bolts did not fix the problem for them. They have fixed the mould for the rear triangle  but was told on Nov 7 that those new triangles won't be available for another month. Even then I'm not sure if we will be getting them to fix the issue or if it's something they will make us buy. I'm really hoping it's not the latter

So anyone wanting to purchase this frame should probably wait until.they produce and send out the frame with the new rear triangle

Yea I remember reading something similar. $10k usd for the mould for each size . So maybe the $60-100k was for all sizes

Edit - yup here's one article that states this. https://www.cyclingweekly.com/news/product-news/inside-frame-design-489852

 I don't like cycling weekly so I'm sure I've read that figure somewhere else. I could have swore it was an article quoting the prices the giant factory offered for its moulds

Thanks a lot..
Couple more more questions, just confirming that the dropper post which I can fit on this frame ( size small ) is

150mm insertion depth and 31.6 dia.. ( looking to get the one up dropper )

http://snpy.in/Wt0xF1

Is this a good fork for the bike ?

https://www.jensonusa.com/Marzocchi-Bomber-Z2-275-Fork-4

Trying to not get very high end as building for my kid who will use it for 3-4 years and then i will need to upgrade to a bigger frame..

If the dropper has a 150mm insertion depth then it should work. The S frame allows for about 240mm insertion

The fork will work . Although as the other guy pointed out, it will be lower than what SC recommends on their hightower for 27.5 wheels. So you may have more pedal strikes as bb will be a bit too low.

Try the rockshox yari. It should be around $499 usd and comes in a 160mm . It has a 46mm offset but that works with frame and it's actually an option on SC's lower end hightowers. I believe they also have an upgrade kit to turn it into a lyrik if you want to go that route down the line

Hi, I am also building a bike with 27.5 wheels.. can you please let me know what was the offset for the fork ?

The fork offset is 44mm

Anyone end up getting any hands on experience with the iGS620?

That's what I've been using for the better part of a year now. It's an alright bike computer. It syncs to sensors and such quite easily. Uploads data to strava ans training peaks automatically which is nice. It also shows you when you get a text or call. You can read the text straight from the device. Navigating the device UI is pretty simple and easy to read/understand. It does its job as a bike computer well , however, the QOL features and navigation are problematic. 

The route planning is terrible. You can import gpx data from other sites but even then the navigation on the device is pretty poor. It doesn't alert you if you've missed a turn and if you take a wrong turn , if there's two left at a fork in road for example, you won't know until thr two roads separate from each other for it to be noticeable on the screen. You can't zoom in to see the correct road nor does it have any way to tell you which is the correct path to take.

The company behind thr product is currently developing the accompanying app while its live. So sometimes it won't connect with thr device unless I turn Bluetooth off on my phone and then start the app so it can turn Bluetooth on itself. Or you get other fun random bugs. Last update the app decided to change to German and this week its Spanish.

I honestly can't recommend the product at all. If you don't use navigation might as well get a cheaper unit and if you do then might as well get something a little more expensive that works.

I got everything and I am starting to build. I do not know how to use the hole in the top tube to install the charge plug. Do you maybe have some pics?

i dont have any pics of that and the bike is at my dads place so ill have to take some when i visit him next. this frame has no spot to actually install the charging port. under the top tube there was a hole already for some other cable routing. i just ordered an extension for the charging cable and then took off everything that was around the charting port itself so it was just a cable. then routed it out of that hole on the bottom side of the top tube. it just hangs out that hole but we use a zip tie to keep it from flying around while he rides.

Unfortunately  looks like a new crank is needed with a longer spindle. You need to be able to install the fixing bolt to set preload before tightening down the crank arms