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Road Bike Frames, Wheels & Components / Re: Velobuild VB-R-168 Frame
« on: September 19, 2023, 03:17:06 AM »
I may also be interested in a Zero-offset seatpost, especially if they manage to bring the weight down...
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nice built, and nice color. do you have a link for the sl8 compression ring?
- The image I had of Hygge has taken somewhat of a hit since ordering:
- They stole my pictures and put them on their IG page along with a couple of other Hygge related IG accounts. The main accounts removed them, but other account were rude, blocked me and are probably still using my pictures.
Could you provide the URL? Embedded videos does not work on my browser.
Has anyone been able to find the following details below directly from Hygge?
-Location/Mailing/Shipping Address
-Factory Location
-Return Policy
-Warranty Information
Not even their "official" website has any company information or "About Us" page. Every single Chinese brand I've tested from VeloBuild, Dengfu, TanTan, Rinasclta, and Yinshun all the way up to Yoeleo/Winspace has this information easily available.
For myself who is constantly swapping frames this probably would not be a deal breaker. Especially for a $500 frame. However, for the general public I would be cautious. The first red flag was Hygge stealing TinyDinosaur's photos. I'm not questioning the legitimacy of their business but the details outline above is standard business practice. I would inquire about this if I were buying a frame.
Even popular AliExpress Chinese bike seller OG-Evkin has this information available on their official website.
Just curious, what are the little things attached to the spokes?
Thinking to grab one of these and build it up. Has anyone had experience with this frame?
https://www.lightcarbon.com/lightcarbon-new-road-disc-brake-frame-with-integrated-carbon-stem_p122.html
I've ran some 3d printed stem spacers on my bike for ~1000km after I built it up until the white color irked me enough to order some cheap carbon ones.
It was printed out of 100% PLA, didn't have any issues with creep in that time.
Since the load is compressive and fairly low, there will be hardly any creep especially if you print it 100% infill.
That being said, use PETG or something that won't deform in the heat
And I had to face the brake mounts. It was pretty laborious to get the thing rub free.
I just preemptively ordered my group set (Ltwoo ER9) and wheels (Elite wheels Pro 55mm). After wrapping up a couple of final questions for Speeder, it seems like I have a beautiful build to do within the next couple of months.
Thank you all for the help. I will surely post pictures of the parts and complete bike.
I just received a quote for my measurements (height: 183 cm, inner leg: 88.5 cm):
"SC-R49D frame + fork + seatpost + handlebar: US$780/set
Thru axles: US$20/set
NO.55R headset: US$30/set
Shipping cost: US$120
PayPal fee: US$45
The total is US$995.
I would recommend the size 50cm, reach 397mm."
The only thing that is holding me back from pulling the trigger is a lack of information I can find on the frame, e.g. reviews / pictures.
Is Speeder Cycling a reputable brand? And do we have people here that have experience with that particular frame?