Yishun R068D

[gabbia]

Anyone know if yishun sell this frame in Europe/Italy?I tried to contact them via email but never receive an answer

[chughes]

Try this direct contact [email protected]

[PLA]

Anyone know if yishun sell this frame in Europe/Italy?I tried to contact them via email but never receive an answer

Pretty sure you can buy it direct from Yishun Germany

[gabbia]

Received reply from yishun,frame available in August,900€ with shipping from Germany.
I think that I finally found my next frame

[PLA]

Received reply from yishun,frame available in August,900€ with shipping from Germany.
I think that I finally found my next frame

It's a nice frame.

[oleg]

Received reply from yishun,frame available in August,900€ with shipping from Germany.
I think that I finally found my next frame

I ordered recently R-086 (aero one from them). Got 820 EUR quoted.
In general, I like geometry and ride feel.
However, the very very big negative for me is the seatpost slipping down. I am pretty much freaked out at any decsent.
Support from Yishun exists, but I am not really sure they can solve an issue.
I will keep you posted if I have luck.

[PLA]

I ordered recently R-086 (aero one from them). Got 820 EUR quoted.
In general, I like geometry and ride feel.
However, the very very big negative for me is the seatpost slipping down. I am pretty much freaked out at any decsent.
Support from Yishun exists, but I am not really sure they can solve an issue.
I will keep you posted if I have luck.

I have an r068d as one of my Chinese frames and have never had a slip. I'm 85kg-ish. I'm using peaty's carbon paste.

[Serge_K]

Make sure you torque enough & use carbon paste.
If it's a tolerance thing, then consider using a soda can shim, or some fiberglass cloth.
Also consider greasing the thread of the plug, especially if you've sweated on it. The torque shouldn't go into turning the screw, the torque should go into pushing the expander into the seat post.
Afaik, save for crazy exceptions, "all" seatpost slipping is fixable.

[oleg]

Thanks. I use carbon paste. I have used sandpaper, but not yet tried outside. Bought a threadlocker as the very last option if nothing works. Yishun confirmed the post I have measured is underspec and offered a replacement one. We will see if it works.

[birdofficial]

I wouldn't say it's not  racy geo.  Depends on your measurements.  Venge is relatively neutral.  If you've got a long upper body it's definitely not ideal though.

Yishun are LightCarbon AFAIK.  So unless these are business only models, you should be able to order them.

But it's possible they may be B2B only.

The 3cm spacer stack must be factored in, it throws off the stack/reach ratio. No way around it.

[oleg]

Make sure you torque enough & use carbon paste.
If it's a tolerance thing, then consider using a soda can shim, or some fiberglass cloth.
Also consider greasing the thread of the plug, especially if you've sweated on it. The torque shouldn't go into turning the screw, the torque should go into pushing the expander into the seat post.
Afaik, save for crazy exceptions, "all" seatpost slipping is fixable.

Got the replacement seatpost from Yishun. Same story here, 70km ride, it is slipping.
Small piece of sandpaper did not helped. Carbon paste is still there and it is torqued enough.
This issue drives me nuts, otherwise frame is ok ...

[PLA]

Got the replacement seatpost from Yishun. Same story here, 70km ride, it is slipping.
Small piece of sandpaper did not helped. Carbon paste is still there and it is torqued enough.
This issue drives me nuts, otherwise frame is ok ...

I have one of these frames so if there is anything I can do let me know.

[gabbia]

I have one of these frames so if there is anything I can do let me know.

Can you please post some more pictures of the bike?
I have the quote from yoshin but befor buy I would like to see more pictures about the full bike

[fenomeno]

Try this direct contact [email protected]

Hi
Anybody that has been dealing with Sara can tell me his/her experience?
Thanks in advance.

[neobiker]

Here is a picture of the bike.