Here first pic!

First impression looks really nice! 
Will post weights and clearance little later!

Looks really great!! Its the glossy version?

I’ve seen them too. They look really nice but there are some things that seem off. Like the D-shaped steerer tube, but no decent expander plug? Also no detailed pictures or reviews as of yet..

Just got a quote! glad to see the max tire clearance is just a tad bigger. Gonna place the order anytime soon. Im Curious which size you guys got? Im still not sure wether to get a 510 or 535, seems like my regular size (55) is right in between.

wow thanks a lot for your offer to help, really appreciate it! I just read your review in the road section and I still have a few questions  .
- did you get the airwolf or the Cwind frame? The Cwind seems to support both 7*9 and 7*7 saddle rails ( at least that's what the ad says).
- Do you have enough space between the 38c tires and front derailleur? I want to use a road di2 FD but im not sure there's enough clearance..
- The FD cable seems to exit from the back of the seat tube, so I suppose it gets very dirty?
- How stiff is it?

I'm still not sure to get a S or M size frame. Im usually a size 55 so looks like it fits right in between. If you could do a comparison with another frame that would be great!

Looking for a similar frameset. The airwolf YFR066 seems like a good option.. it has a pretty racey geometry and claimed weight <1kg. Only downside is the maximum tyre clearance of 38mm (enough for me). Could be a conservative number though

SP-G056 is a light, reactive, and easy-to-handle bike with racing-comfort geometries, and able to adapt to the multiple uses required of a gravel bike.

the geometries that allow a high level of comfort, without sacrificing reactivity and performance. The head tube, with a more open angle, ensures riding quality and stability also on the most difficult tracks. On the other hand, the rear triangle was designed to have a more distinct response to vertical stress, absorbing thus great part of the vibrations generated by the ground imperfections.

I’m sure its a great bike! Although im looking for a lower stack and a shorter chainstay.

I ended up ordering the cr060. I hope the weight numbers are close to what topcarbon lists. If so it gives me wider tire clearance and pretty lightweight.

I tried contacting airwolf or cwind. Don't remember. I was trying to buy multiple frames and get at least better shipping. Limited responses in communications and maybe misunderstandings lost them an excellent buyer for now.

As for the rf22 or yfr066. My issue was with 490g chunky fork.  I liked the very nice color options. I was hoping to find out if it was faster gravel frame for my uses.  Or if it hit the jackpot as an all rounder.

Thanks for the reply. I like the CR060 except the high stack (in 56). If I size down I'd have too much toe overlap.