Speeder SC-R52D

Started by agomezda, November 13, 2022, 04:20:02 AM

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ricedaddy

Quote from: Gosy on July 22, 2023, 08:38:18 AM
i orderd the frame yesterday. i hat the luck that i have a adress in china and italy so i take the frame with me in the next holiday.

How much in total if you don't mind me asking.

Gosy

1000 dollar with headset, handelbar etc.

kenji

Thanks for your posts on this thread, I recently ordered this frameset at size 48.5, with clear coat UD gloss finish.
I do not have any experience ordering framesets from chinese shops/factories, but overall I am happy with the communication with Speeder cycling and the frameset itself.
It took 35 days from my paypal payment to the day where I received the frameset, which was less than I expected

I built the bike with parts from another frame that could not accept a front derailleur.



Michelin Power CUP TLR and Conti GP5000 S TR, both in 30 mm and installed on light bicycle WR45 rims, fit fine regarding tyre clearance. I might be able to fit 32 mm tires but I think that would be the maximum size.

I can confirm that the weight of the frame only (with hanger and cage mounts) was 906 g.
I did not order the integrated handlebar since I ride with clip-on bars mounted on a standard handlebar, but the top cover provided was not adapted to a standard stem. Eventually I fitted a FSA SRS headset, which look not as bad as I expected, as long as there is no spacer between the top cover and the stem

I was wondering if someone could recommend a rear derailleur hanger that could fit the frame ? I already bent one hanger following a minor crash. I had ordered two extra hangers, but I would appreciate having the possibility to find hangers without ordering at speeder cycling, if one day the shop disappears...

bremerradkurier

Quote from: kenji on August 01, 2023, 10:35:28 AM
Thanks for your posts on this thread, I recently ordered this frameset at size 48.5, with clear coat UD gloss finish.
I do not have any experience ordering framesets from chinese shops/factories, but overall I am happy with the communication with Speeder cycling and the frameset itself.
It took 35 days from my paypal payment to the day where I received the frameset, which was less than I expected

I built the bike with parts from another frame that could not accept a front derailleur.



Michelin Power CUP TLR and Conti GP5000 S TR, both in 30 mm and installed on light bicycle WR45 rims, fit fine regarding tyre clearance. I might be able to fit 32 mm tires but I think that would be the maximum size.

I can confirm that the weight of the frame only (with hanger and cage mounts) was 906 g.
I did not order the integrated handlebar since I ride with clip-on bars mounted on a standard handlebar, but the top cover provided was not adapted to a standard stem. Eventually I fitted a FSA SRS headset, which look not as bad as I expected, as long as there is no spacer between the top cover and the stem

I was wondering if someone could recommend a rear derailleur hanger that could fit the frame ? I already bent one hanger following a minor crash. I had ordered two extra hangers, but I would appreciate having the possibility to find hangers without ordering at speeder cycling, if one day the shop disappears...

Wheels Manufacturing may offer one that would fit.   

https://wheelsmfg.com/derailleur-hangers.html

Gosy

hi can anyone explain where to put the slim ring for the headset. looks like its for the side oft the fork. i hand two clamps one is for the seatpost ans the other one the di2 batteryholder ? thank you

patliean1

Any updates on this frame?

I told myself I would stop testing "cheap" and affordable frames, but the reality is...I probably will never stop LoL

feris0n

Quote from: patliean1 on November 04, 2023, 02:52:37 PM
Any updates on this frame?

I told myself I would stop testing "cheap" and affordable frames, but the reality is...I probably will never stop LoL
At this rate only a couple more before I make a Pati "I'll stop testing cheap chinese frames" compilation LOL

Gosy

Quote from: patliean1 on November 04, 2023, 02:52:37 PM
Any updates on this frame?

I told myself I would stop testing "cheap" and affordable frames, but the reality is...I probably will never stop LoL

still have the frame in the box . but looks good ,weight is nice to. next month put first wheels on...

spnasc77

Love the look of this bike! Any updates regarding ride feel from those initial impressions? Has anyone done some decent climbing with it?

Narrowing down choices for a frame between this one and Yishun R1058D.

kenji

#99
Still happy with this frameset ! I think it is a good allrounder frame for fast group riding, solo endurance rides, and climbs.
I noticed with my narrow bar (36 cm) that going from a 90 mm to a 100 mm stem improved the handling when I am out of the saddle.
My main regret is the tight tyre clearance at the back.
edit : another regret is the bb86 standard, not really convenient with axs groupset : there is not a lot of option of threaded together bottom bracket for this combination

spnasc77

Ordered mine yesterday! Very excited for this frame after a lot of waffling on the decision.

I'll share the build when it arrives. Scheduled for late Jan/early Feb.

Gosy

habe you also this large gap on the stem clamp ?

Gosy

small update ... hope to finish in february. after bikefit i think i can go 2 cm deeper.




Gosy

finished totally happy


FlandersCyclist

To the owners of the the SC-R52D, how would you rate the frame now that you have more mileage on it?
How is the stiffness, ride characteristics etc.?