but I'd rather wait for your review @Patrick Lino.
Any idea as to when you might publish it?

It's the "generic" frame which can make me spent money too.
This frame is already used by some brands and you can find reviews :
https://www.bikeradar.com/reviews/bikes/road-bikes/tifosi-auriga-chorus-disc-review/
https://road.cc/content/review/tifosi-auriga-disc-chorus-2022-295797
https://grinta.be/getest-prorace-randa-dsq/

Hello can you confirm that the heat tube lenght is measured without the headset cover and the special spacer for integration?

How many centimeters do you need to add with the cover and spacer installed?

I ordered two sets of spexcel bib+jersey. According to the dimensions chart i went on S for 1,75m.

Bibs were tight and long, probably too tight if you have very big legs.
Jersey are too small so i never used them.

About bibs, they are heavier than well known brands and thus warmer. Around me it seems it's common for chinese clothes, they are not top quality, less ventilated, warmer especially for jerseys.

Spexcel bibs became a bit looser than when they were new and chamois is now irritating me.

So you have what you pay for, don't expect a miracle 

What is the point of buying wheeltop edx while a GX AXS is cheaper and proven?
Or is the quality of wheeltop more on the same level as XX1 groupset?

The springs on MTB derailleurs are harder than on road. Especially with 1x drivetrain.
You see the difference on shimano, without cage lock engaged it's smoother.
It's the same mtb vs road where you don't need the same tension and chain retention thus you can't expect same feeling.

Arno posted the geo chart from Carbonda at the end of this thread:  https://chinertown.com/index.php/topic,3986.0.html

No BB height, but I'd assume a few mm higher than the 100mm 936 since the new link is just pushing the rear end a bit further down.  Of course if you run more sag with the new link it will probably be very similar.

Ok i saw.
Reach and HA are the same as the basic 100/100mm version but with 120/120 setup and bike raised by 1cm.

It's clearly a pretty different bike with the new link!

Same experience for me, I tried a ZTTO SLR2 11speed cassette because price was low and this cassette is light for a 11-46.

No surprise that shifting is not good as shimano or sram, even slx cassette are far better.

After 1000km i changed for a new chain and was unable to run because of skipping on 3 sprockets... even a used chain (100-200km) was not running.


A friend bought a cassette for road but never used it because shifting was too bad so for me now i'll stop buying "ali" cassettes, it's money wasting.

I have been researching purchasing this frame.  I currently have an older 2015ish hardtail.  Not sure on the exact model (cant log into my old account on here?? forgot the information)

Anyway my question is regarding my fork.  I have a 2015 Reba upgraded with a charger damper, the offset is 46mm.  I have 80mm, 100mm, and 120mm airshafts. 

Would the 46mm offset work well with this geometry?

thanks for the help.

New sid has 44mm offset so you will be very near to the "actual standard".
My first build with this frame was with a reba 120mm probably same model as yours. It works until i swapped to new sid and saw that improved rigidity and debonair are a real improvement especially with a downcountry bike like 936.