Yishun R086-D Aero Road

Started by patliean1, August 02, 2023, 11:09:02 PM

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CJ

Quote from: NormH on January 10, 2024, 07:32:51 AM
Sweet! But...Tried to buy one yesterday. 48cm and 50cm both out of stock. MOQ is 30 sets, so they couldn't give me a timeline. They were also out of the handlebar I wanted for the build (380x90 but have 380x100 and 400x90). And now, because of your post, I'm even more depressed :'(


Dude that sucks. Please keep us informed. I had plans to buy a backup.

CJ

Quote from: patliean1 on January 10, 2024, 07:52:56 AM
I don't understand Yishun's logic here...


You probably gave them all the B2C they could handle LOL

svanimpe

Quote from: NormH on January 10, 2024, 07:32:51 AM
Sweet! But...Tried to buy one yesterday. 48cm and 50cm both out of stock. MOQ is 30 sets, so they couldn't give me a timeline. They were also out of the handlebar I wanted for the build (380x90 but have 380x100 and 400x90). And now, because of your post, I'm even more depressed :'(

Maybe consider their other frames? I wouldn't order this frame unless you're absolutely sure the long reach is what you need (meaning: get a bike fit first). I built one up for a friend, and while it's a great frame, there is no way it can fit my body. There is no such thing as a geometry that fits all riders, so measure twice, or you'll have to buy twice :D

Regarding the MOQ: I don't think there's a MOQ for this frame (I bought a single frameset), but they probably mean they can't spin up a production run just for a single frame, so you're waiting for one of their OEM clients to order a new batch of frames first.

NormH

By the way, @patliean1, it seems they've updated the geometry--stats on the website now are different from what you show in your video. I think (just eyeballing it) that maybe they've adjusted the water bottle cage bolts too.

Quote from: svanimpe on January 10, 2024, 01:45:25 PM
Maybe consider their other frames?

I'm considering their R1058, but I can't find any reviews of the ride. Also, it's the same price as the R086 (750 USD), and I can get a painted frame with decent reviews from another supplier in the 500 dollar range...

PLA

Quote from: NormH on January 11, 2024, 07:06:41 AM
By the way, @patliean1, it seems they've updated the geometry--stats on the website now are different from what you show in your video. I think (just eyeballing it) that maybe they've adjusted the water bottle cage bolts too.

I'm considering their R1058, but I can't find any reviews of the ride. Also, it's the same price as the R086 (750 USD), and I can get a painted frame with decent reviews from another supplier in the 500 dollar range...

A few of their geometries have been updated recently.
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patliean1

Been using the R086-D as my official wheel testing frame. Didn't expect to enjoy those Elite Velo Six wheels as much as I do.

Dark17

Anyone else having issues with slipping seatpost? I already torqued them to 10NM with carbon paste and it's still slipping mid ride. :(

CJ

Quote from: Dark17 on January 11, 2024, 02:11:51 PM
Anyone else having issues with slipping seatpost? I already torqued them to 10NM with carbon paste and it's still slipping mid ride. :(

I had the same issue. 9Nm didn't work, 11Nm did the trick (I'm 70kg)

Dark17

Quote from: CJ on January 11, 2024, 06:15:59 PM
I had the same issue. 9Nm didn't work, 11Nm did the trick (I'm 70kg)

I feel 11Nm is too tight already but I'll try.

chughes

would suggest you try thread locker on the bolts 'and see if 10 nm works

Dark17

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Quote from: chughes on January 11, 2024, 08:55:27 PM
would suggest you try thread locker on the bolts 'and see if 10 nm works

I just tried this. Applied threadlocker on the expander bolts on seat post, torqued to 10nm, did a 60km ride and no slipping issues so far for the whole ride. I tried 11nm (with no threadlocker) but issue returned after an hour of riding.

So therefore, slipping seatpost was caused by the bolt loosening maybe due to vibration. I checked them after every ride (before I applied threadlocker) and it was really loose (Had to torque them back to 10nm each ride).

BTW I used loctite 243 medium strength.

TidyDinosaur

Quote from: Dark17 on January 18, 2024, 04:46:39 AM
I just tried this. Applied threadlocker on the expander bolts on seat post, torqued to 10nm, did a 60km ride and no slipping issues so far for the whole ride. I tried 11nm (with no threadlocker) but issue returned after an hour of riding.

So therefore, slipping seatpost was caused by the bolt loosening maybe due to vibration. I checked them after every ride (before I applied threadlocker) and it was really loose (Had to torque them back to 10nm each ride).

BTW I used loctite 243 medium strength.

I have the same problem on multiple bikes with a custom clamp system. Seat post bolt gets loose. So now I always apply some threadlocker.

birdofficial

Any word on tire clearance? Officially 30c, looks like there's not much extra space there with Pat's 30ish mil 28s.

patliean1

32c GP5000 on 23mm internal wheels fit. But only on dry roads I would say.

birdofficial