I haven't weight the individual components as for me with 94kg it's not really relevant.
I ordered the normal version; but as my final build with a mix of Sram RED, Force components is at 7,8kg I would guess it's close to what's mentioned on their website.

Shipping cost is from china or did you order from yishun gmbh as i saw you're in europe?

Can you potentially put 32 tires or 30 is the max as advertised?

By the way i'm waiting for the first ride review of this frame

Shipping costs from China. you could order via the German entity but this would cost you more for the parts due to different taxes as yishun would ship from China to their entity then forwarding it towards you.

32 will fit easily.

I will give you a ride review when ice & snow are gone 

Would you mind telling us what the final price of the frame (+paint+shipping) was?

• R1058-D-59CM-HB088-440x110-UD-M --> 740 USD
• Customized drawing on frame and fork (509RG glossy and 877C silver), refer to drawing -->200 USD
• Shipment --> 179 USD (but this included a wheelset I ordered)

5% handling fee via PayPal adds up to you order. And I received a 50 USD discount ^^

So the build went pretty well, I had some minor issues inside the bottom bracket area, which I provided to Yishunbike for a safety check, but it seems that these are only Resin bubbles on the connection from the back triangle & I had to sand down the headset plastic bearing cover as Patrick did on his Yishunbike.

Overall I can confirm the build quality and facing on all relevant areas. The bike is very well made. The paint job which I get Yishunbike convinced to do is fantastic, no spots or anything compared to the paint job I get done by my other Yoeleo G21 bike!

Due to weather conditions I could only ride 150km on my Tacx Neo, but it feels quite stiff when putting 1.200 Watts on the pedals. I hope I can get outside soon and will update my ride feel accordingly.

I am 193cm tall, 93kg, 91cm inseam, 59 size on my R1058D with 110 stem length and it fits pretty good to my measurements.

Issue BB: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-Bi_5Q1UTDaD4pi6qsUghVxXl-8JIvCx/view?usp=sharing
Final Build: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-VeqLB8H9tcL0_S077aw37w5MiIACicW/view?usp=sharing

 

That is what I am expecting, too. As said, I am new to internal cable routing and I might have made a mistake but this looks strange. Had already funny pictures in my head what I could have done wrong with the washer or the bearing 
Ideally, I will disassemble the headset today and double-check.

@Sakizashi: The "grinding paste" is a fair point. Especially if the gap remains as seen on the pictures, regular checking of the headset unit will be necessary. I would not have used grease on lower parts of the bike anyway. Stem and handlebars were my main thought.

Maybe the gap is coming from your headset bearings (different sizing top/bottom), that was my issue after building the Yoeleo G21 Batch 1 without the guiding they are providing now. Check that and could be that after switching out the .5mm are gone.

for your information.

I ordered this morning the super-light version 
and I'm really looking forward to it.

So far, I am very impressed with my contact: Wendy.
Very very fast. Very professional and attentive. and she seems to have a clue.
Also with my desired paint job, it was much easier and faster than with ICAN.

I was pestered with questions and had exact ideas about the design and was very precise... and everything was answered quickly, friendly and well.

I can say the same about dealing with Yishunbike recently. The Guidance from Kitty was very handy and within 24h. I had the chance ordering the R1058-D and they accepted my custom paint scheme as well as building up a specific rim/hub combination. So all in all about communication it was a very reliable experience.

They even told me, that after Patrick posted his youtube video about the R086-D, they receive a high amount of traffic and attention and are not able to deal with everyone.

I keep you posted when receiving the frameset and wheels and will comment on quality as I have the direct comparison to the new G21 from Yoeleo and there rims.

Cheers,
Marco