Carbonda fm936 Thoughts

Started by Jan505, April 03, 2019, 11:25:02 AM

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Can someone please help how to mount the trunnion shock into frame?

Frame itself has ~ 58.4mm between bearings.
But trunnion inner bolt shims came with the frame is 2.4mm wide. 58.4 - 2x2.4 => 53.6mm, but trunnion shock is 54mm => it does not fit between the shims

The part of the frame is not flexible at all to compensate the 0.4mm



Shinso

All seems to have gone a bit quiet on here - no new builds to report out there??

RobinRLS

Here is my FM936 SL freshly assembled. 
Size L frame, XX1 AXS groupset, SRAM Level Ultimate rainbow brakes, Centerline X 180/160mm discs, Sid Ultimate 120mm fork, Sidluxe 42.5mm shock, wheels fitted by myself with Light-Ride 27mm internal rims at 310g each, Goldix hubs , Pillar 1420 spokes. Look X-track race pedals, generic handlebar stem combo in 740mm and 60mm stem, ESI Grips racers Edge. 
With the AXS seatpost it weighs 10,430 kilos, and 9,890 kilos with the Elita One seatpost (respectively 23lb and 21,8lb).

I'll try to put a picture but the last time it crashed the topic...  ::)

RobinRLS

Well I tried several times but I can't post a picture of the bike, I don't know why a blank page opens when I want to post it.

emu26

Quote from: RobinRLS on February 02, 2022, 10:42:31 AM
Well I tried several times but I can't post a picture of the bike, I don't know why a blank page opens when I want to post it.

on your comment, click the "Attachments and other options ", another menu comes up with "Attach" and a box under that that says "Choose File". Click choose file then select the pic from your hard drive but please, resize them first. The thumb nails here are to small to see any detail but 90% of the time you click the thumb nail the pics blow up to be about 4 times the size of the screen and really grainy quality. You can't view them on a normal computer screen.

If you have hosted the pics on flicker or the like then there is a thread that shows you how to attach them. http://chinertown.com/index.php/topic,999.0.html

RobinRLS

Here is a pic if it works

Edit : it finally works, victory !  ;D

RobinRLS

I can show you 2 more pics now

Zomb1e

Quote from: RobinRLS on February 03, 2022, 02:05:57 AM
Here is a pic if it works
Nice build! What are you using as top tube protection against brake levers?

RobinRLS

Quote from: Zomb1e on February 03, 2022, 02:23:02 AM
Nice build! What are you using as top tube protection against brake levers?

It's Skean Legend, a french product that is specially intended to this use.

emu26

Looks great Robin and good job getting the pics up, I for one appreciate the screen friendly sizing.

Are you happy with how it rides?

RobinRLS

Quote from: emu26 on February 03, 2022, 03:08:19 AM
Looks great Robin and good job getting the pics up, I for one appreciate the screen friendly sizing.

Are you happy with how it rides?

I've never ridden a bike so comfortable and efficient in downhills, it's really amazing.  It also climbs very well, the position is super natural when I thought I was a bit lost with the huge reach coupled with a 60mm stem.

For the photos I think I have found a good compromise between size and quality, I'll keep the same settings  ;)

theirishrider

Quote from: RobinRLS on February 03, 2022, 04:33:51 AM
I've never ridden a bike so comfortable and efficient in downhills, it's really amazing.  It also climbs very well, the position is super natural when I thought I was a bit lost with the huge reach coupled with a 60mm stem.

For the photos I think I have found a good compromise between size and quality, I'll keep the same settings  ;)
What bars are you running? :)

RobinRLS

It's a copy of Gemini Propus combo, with 60mm stem and 740mm handlebar.

brunev

Does anyone know if a DVO Topaz rear shock (165x42.5, TR) would fit in this frame? Thanks!

ilyamaksimov

I'm thinking about replacing fox dps (ebay oem giant anthem 2018) with rockshox nude rlc3, what do you think? wouldn't it be a step back in performance and reliability?