Put about 5000km on this frame, maybe about 2000 outside, 3000 on trainer

Had a minor fall so i had to replace derailleur hanger and pulley cage, bike is fast, dont feel like the frame is holding me back.
I do notice its a bit harsher on the front than any previous bike i had, not sure if its fork, handlebars or whatever else, but its not the end of the world

How.much did it work out with the pre-tax clearance to EU?
Is this the standard or light version of the frame? Not sure if they actually offer the two yet.

I think theres no more light and standard version, they only sell one.
Frame with thru axle, spare hanger was 900usd tax and paypal fee included
I also got clamp for carbon saddle, but its not needed for 0mm offset seatpost, its only used for 15mm offset

Just had a first ride outside, frame seems good, much more comfortable than my previous bike, although it could also be the wheels and tires, since 28mm tires when inflated are 30mm because of the 24mm internal width

Issues i had building the bike.
The front thru axle was too long, so when i tighten it all the way the wheel was wobbly, so i put a 2mm spacer for now until i get new axle.
Brake mounts are faced but when i mounted the calipers i couldnt get discs not to rub in any position, i guess they are not parallel to the disc, i guess rubbing will stop after i use them for a bit, but i will go get the mounts faced.

Weight without the clip on aero bars is 7.4kg(pedals, bottle cages, garmin mount included)

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Got my frame size 51

Took about a month for it to be shipped and 20 days for shipping, eu tax prepaid

On first look everything seems good, mounts are faced, no rough bearing seats, bb is faced and inside seems smooth
Only the headtube to downtube juction has something yellow? on the inside of the frame not sure what that is, everything else is smooth.

Was expecting the frame to be a bit lighter but its not too bad.

Weights:
Frame with rear and front derailleur hanger and bottlecage bolts: 930g
Fork uncut: 397g
Seatpost(0mm offset) with saddle clamp: 178g

Thru axles: 73g
UDH: 28g

Will post after i build the bike, still waiting for farsports hypers to be shipped.

A bit of an oversight on my part, deda super box stem only allows 2 brake cables and 1 di2 cable, i had in mind to run 2 cables to the junction in downtube and then to battery, will probably file the stem a bit to make space for 2 di2 cables, should be fine i guess?

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Sorry for the delay.

I will get to the details.

Firstly, with the same wheels the bike has gained weight, it is 7.125 kg now.  Made some quality of life adds - adding 70g of weight was shockingly easy to do.

The frame weighed 900 grams with paint, the UDH, and the FD hanger.  The finish is very nice but there were oddities, such as the BB was 40.5mm, and compared to a Light Carbon frame I have the disk brake fittings weren't faced as well.

Components: Dura-ace, with a Riro carbon crankset, 50/34 chain rings, Favero assiomo uno power meter pedals, Selle Italia SLR saddle, Onirii 160mm Rotors front and back, Avian Canary 34 width handlebars, Light Carbon Wheels (68mm depth), YBN Chain, Conti GP 5000 TLR, and TPU tubes.

Wheels are here, they are excellent: https://www.lightcarbon.com/lightcarbon-super-light-c67db-undulating-rim-depth-carbon-spoke-road-wheels_p232.html

The build went really smooth other than mistakes I made, I am new to modern bikes and so I had to redo a lot of things.

Note - it comes with a 7 by 7 seat post clamp.  Ask for the 7 by 9 if you need it.

Justin from Speeder was excellent, straight forward and accurate, maybe too direct for Canadian living in Wisconsin.

Another post will come in a few minutes with more pics.

How has your riro crankset been behaving, how many km do you have on them?

Can you put some pictures from the non drive side, i want to see hidden thruaxle

how would you put that bike on the trainer?