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I ride a size medium (500), 105mm stem, 380mm bars. The frame geo fits me very well, but I also had a bike fit prior to purchase to get everything dialed. 174cm, 82cm inseam.Nice. I'm 183cm tall with an 88cm inseam, so i fear that size L might be a bit too low/too much of a seatpost to handlebar drop for me.
If the question is in aero only then there are plenty of ridiculously shaped frames from China which are usually stupidly stiff, thus unridable beyond very good roads.What would be your prime examples for that?
I have about 4k km on mine and it is an all round great bike. I don't know what I would want more out of a roadbike.Looks good, what size do you ride?
I did the built myself and let me tell you, the build quality is top notch, nothing to complain about. E.g.cable routing through the fork was a breeze and the BB shell I right on the money. I did not want to faff around with shitty tolerances, so the slightly higher price did not bother me at all, mind you, I got it on the black friday deal.
Terrible looking frame!I mean, it is a lot easier to make like this, if they'd add something like this made out of carbon (but a separate piece) you wouldn't have any potential issues regarding EPS molding on the drop seatstays with that more complex construction. If they refine it a bit and add a carbon piece instead of a metal or plastic one it's IMO a reasonable idea.
'fuck the set stay junction is too complicated and expensive to replicate lets stick a hunk of metal on there that kind of looks the same'
The predecessor model was produced by workswell. I would assume that they are still working together as the frame looks very similar.Thanks for the answer. I see, kinda sad that they won't sell single frames to private people.
However this model is not in the workswell catalogue.
And also workswell stopped selling single frames to us private people.
I did message Pardus today to see what they say.Cyclegears? Yeah, they have lots of cool stuff, here in Europe ciclisti.cc has almost the same array as them and there is that one French guy who's a Seka distributor who also sells Winspace, Elves, Avenger and Ican frames.
Was also messaging a shop in HK re the ER:ONE which quite fancy and is lighter and a lot more $
I agree. The frameset looks like a very good deal. The frame also looks familiar but can’t figure out where I saw it. Headset area is what looks so familiar to me.Storck Aerfast? Edit: looking at it longer it reminds me more of a slightly updated Orbea Orca Aero, with a more hourglass shaped head tube that looks slimmer in the mid section.
Looks very tempting to get.
Lmaooooo, this is just a Titici Alfa, literally the exact same bikeI think this one was actually presented earlier, IMO Titici is using the same frame.
