Hygge Aero Carbon Frame

Started by radfactor, July 12, 2023, 01:48:06 AM

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crazyravr

All that assembly is included in your shifters. There is nothing you need to add. As a matter of fact, there will be a new olive in the shifter that you will need to remove before you install the new brake hose.

Raku

How much force should I use to tighten the bottom bracket?

crazyravr

40nM which means A LOT as much as the brake rotors.
Dont forger assembly grease.

Raku

Quote from: crazyravr on December 17, 2025, 09:07:35 AM
Today my wife is coming home to this.
UCI illegal for bar width and weight so I guess I'll have to tell her she can't ride it lol
I could easily and at pretty cheap cost shave another 0.5kg off this, but then again, why.
- 105 di2 with 160mm cranks 50/34 11-34 (140/160mm rotors)
- Magene pedals
- Goldix 3D saddle
- Tagoola wheels
I have the same size bike crank and cassette as you, so I have a question, what chain length should I choose: 120 or 126 links?


crazyravr

#845
One thing I need to mention here that I dont think anyone before has said, the water bottle mounts are placed very high. You will either need a side loader cage a fidlock or get the lowering adapters. Otherwise on the XS / S frames the water bottles will not be easy to remove and place back in. Another thing to note is that this a a LOOOONG frame. Very much race machine. Just an FYI.

cyruscycles

#846
Received my Model S last year missing a thru axle. Reached out for them to ship me one out, then decided to get one off Amazon while I waited. They forgot to send one out and I didn't bother reaching out as I had the Amazon one

Decided to dig through my inbox the other day and ask for a replacement derailleur hangar instead and they obliged and are sending one out now

Still pretty happy with this frame. If I had to do it over again, I'd prob go with a lighter endurance oriented frame with clearance for gravel, but when I bother to tuck in the aero position, this is a fast frame. Easy to zoom on the flats
ig: @cyruscycles

Edlix

Quote from: crazyravr on December 17, 2025, 09:07:35 AM
Today my wife is coming home to this.
UCI illegal for bar width and weight so I guess I'll have to tell her she can't ride it lol
I could easily and at pretty cheap cost shave another 0.5kg off this, but then again, why.
- 105 di2 with 160mm cranks 50/34 11-34 (140/160mm rotors)
- Magene pedals
- Goldix 3D saddle
- Tagoola wheels

Nice build! 6.25kg is crazy. I build the model s myself with
_ SRAM mixed Force & Rival AXS 2x12 w/ powermeter (46/33 10-36)
_ ELITEWHEELS ENT 2.0
_ ONIRII PD-06 (Titanium Axle)
_ RYET AIRCODE saddle
_ Continental Grand Prix 5000

It came out at 7.7kg. Frame size is L. I am struggling to see where my additional 1.5kg are coming from.


cyruscycles

Quote from: Edlix on January 27, 2026, 11:52:16 AM
Nice build! 6.25kg is crazy. I build the model s myself with
_ SRAM mixed Force & Rival AXS 2x12 w/ powermeter (46/33 10-36)
_ ELITEWHEELS ENT 2.0
_ ONIRII PD-06 (Titanium Axle)
_ RYET AIRCODE saddle
_ Continental Grand Prix 5000

It came out at 7.7kg. Frame size is L. I am struggling to see where my additional 1.5kg are coming from.



It's your wheels, and cranks if you don't have carbon cranks. Although your weight isn't half bad
ig: @cyruscycles

TidyDinosaur

Quote from: crazyravr on December 17, 2025, 09:07:35 AM
Today my wife is coming home to this.
UCI illegal for bar width and weight so I guess I'll have to tell her she can't ride it lol
I could easily and at pretty cheap cost shave another 0.5kg off this, but then again, why.
- 105 di2 with 160mm cranks 50/34 11-34 (140/160mm rotors)
- Magene pedals
- Goldix 3D saddle
- Tagoola wheels

I'm sorry, but no way that weight is realistic...

TidyDinosaur

Quote from: cyruscycles on January 27, 2026, 10:54:37 PM
It's your wheels, and cranks if you don't have carbon cranks. Although your weight isn't half bad

No way the 6,25kg is true.

cyruscycles

#851
Quote from: TidyDinosaur on January 28, 2026, 03:11:45 AM
I'm sorry, but no way that weight is realistic...

yeah, i didn't think so either

i'm on 105 di2, 1230g 18/16 carbon spoke ultra light XMCS wheels, my pedals are 114g lighter, my saddle is 35g lighter, 32c tires, Magene TEO carbon cranks saving 200g, and I'm at 7.65kg
ig: @cyruscycles

edotassi

Hi, I'd like to replace the standard screws with titanium screws. Does anyone have any sets they'd recommend?

Raku

Does anyone have any interesting mounts for the Trek Flare RT rear light?

nrav90

I built up this frame a while ago, its been in on the trainer every since (minus one outdoor ride) and I am trying to seek the communities opinion on my headset spacer. There seems to be a large(ish) gap between the cap and the frame. I have tried reassembling the headset but the gap remains. Is this tolerance ok?