From what i read bxt is not the best quality around. Carbonda is much better on this point with probably a better customer service.

I don't really know about ride quality of these frames, but i doubt you will find a big difference, they are chiners without more engineering than it's okay frame don't break^^
Especially in gravel where tyres and contact points makes the big difference.

Geometries are similar so the choice is do you need 400$ difference to spent in better components?

Carbonda CFR 1056, i read it can handle a bit than more than the 32 claimed.
On this video () a guy runs with schwalbe g-one, probably the 35mm version.

It's a darimo copy of IX2 stem, design, claimed weight are the sames.

With darimo products if it's not broken by overtighening at 3,1 n.m (when you know it only slips if not at 4 n.m ) during installation the question is when will it break. And quality is really handmade...

Would you trust a copy (of a garbage to my opinion) which is 3x less expensive?

Hello i'm looking for two bleeding kits, i need one for sram (dot) one for shimano (mineral).

On ali i find the EZMTB-Kit or the WinterZSuffANGRI-Kit.
Are they ok, which one do you recommend, or do you have other solutions?

I did 2 rides of about 70km so far.
With impossible objectivity  ... It feels much faster and more nimble than my 120mm FM936
Especially when climbing. Love it !!

Are you able to know how this feeling is influenced by the differents components vs your 936, especially the wheels which are probably much more faster?
Can you spot the difference in the suspension behaviour between 909 and 936?

I bought the frame from Yinshun Germany. They only had one left in my size available.

I think it's a sales strategy lie i already read on this forum they try to hurry people to buy and i had the same speech too when dealing with them.

Hello i would like to share my mixed experience with the yishun MTB graphene rims i use and used...

Last year i bought a ASD933XC-GP to rebuild a front wheel. In hand quality is very good, wheel is easy to build.
Compared to my previous EIE A29C25D22, yishun rim is ligther (20 grams), wider 27 internal vs 25. Yishun's seems a bit less rigid and more comfortable too, my feeling is a bit more tolerant wheel.
I had no problem with this front wheel, using it for more than 1 year now.

This summer i decided to rebuild the rear with the same rim.
Quality was the same, very good, same ease to buid the wheel.

I rode it around 500km when i discovered a bad crack between 2 holes. Without any damage on sidewalls which could be sign of pinching. Wheel was still true anyway. No damage on spokes...
Moreover i'm always using noodle to prevent rim to be hit.
Impossible to say when this happens or how long i rode with that.

According to yishun, it's due to a crash, not a rim failure and they only offer me 20% discount for a replacement...
At the moment i'm very dissapointed with the situation and the customer service. Let see how it end... to be continued...

These ASD933XC-GP rims are said to be for XC, they are not crazy light sub300g and i'm a light rider too. If someone has an idea of what could happen? Pictures of the damaged area attached.

You can find 2 short tests of the Myvelo.
https://velomotion.de/2023/05/myvelo-verona-test/
https://www.radsport-rennrad.de/test-technik/myvelo-verona-test/

What i understand is a sporty bike, probably with comfort not as refined as a good big company. Nothing new under the sun of generic frames ^^