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L4r3nz

Re: New Gravel Frame Ican Graro
« Reply #150 on: October 05, 2025, 02:18:04 PM »
I´m not 100% sure which headset (for a external routed solution) is the correct one?

Are the following specs correct?

https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B0BMVJXZCJ/ref=ewc_pr_img_1?smid=ADR0TYTGDUO2L&psc=1

wuerziberg

Re: New Gravel Frame Ican Graro
« Reply #151 on: October 05, 2025, 02:21:04 PM »
at least that's the headset I am using. so, yes, it's the correct one.
I´m not 100% sure which headset (for an external routed solution) is the correct one?

Are the following specs correct?

https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B0BMVJXZCJ/ref=ewc_pr_img_1?smid=ADR0TYTGDUO2L&psc=1

stachu

Re: New Gravel Frame Ican Graro
« Reply #152 on: December 10, 2025, 01:27:29 PM »
hi,

cannot help you on the groupset question, but regarding the BB: I'm using this Miche one (https://www.bike24.de/p1896011.html), which is okay price wise and spins extremely well. So I'm very happy with it and doesn't cost a kidney.
Thanks for that advise. I followed it, but I run into (maybe silly) problem. What wrench do I need for that BB? I ordered heppe BB-T47 52.2mm-16T from ali, but it doesn't fit  :(

Edit:
In case someone else run into that issue - 49-16 tool works (I bought one from toopre on ali)
« Last Edit: December 20, 2025, 06:12:30 AM by stachu »

Asco

Re: New Gravel Frame Ican Graro
« Reply #153 on: January 06, 2026, 03:22:17 AM »
You can now get a zero-offset seatpost for this frame, as well as a fork without mounting points (as a stock option) according to a promotional mail I just received. The zero-offset post especially is a nice upgrade for anyone who is slamming their saddle forwards.

stachu

Re: New Gravel Frame Ican Graro
« Reply #154 on: January 12, 2026, 02:21:15 PM »
You can now get a zero-offset seatpost for this frame, as well as a fork without mounting points (as a stock option) according to a promotional mail I just received. The zero-offset post especially is a nice upgrade for anyone who is slamming their saddle forwards.
I can confirm that. Fork without bolts is now a default, and you have choice in terms of seatpost - I opted for zero-offset. There are also two lengths of seatpost you can specify.

mcfly74

Re: New Gravel Frame Ican Graro
« Reply #155 on: January 16, 2026, 06:36:47 AM »
hello the graro community
I am celebrating my 1st year with the Graro, I am really happy so far with the bike and its versability.
You can maybe however help me on one point... I cannot find the use of the braze-ons in pictures attached.
I guess they can be used for mud gards and bikepacking racks but I just have never seen/found a single compatible product for them.
Do you use them or/and found compatible products ?
Attached a picture of this summer bikepacking trip in south of France :D
Thanks

Asco

Re: New Gravel Frame Ican Graro
« Reply #156 on: January 16, 2026, 02:04:27 PM »
hello the graro community
I am celebrating my 1st year with the Graro, I am really happy so far with the bike and its versability.
You can maybe however help me on one point... I cannot find the use of the braze-ons in pictures attached.
I guess they can be used for mud gards and bikepacking racks but I just have never seen/found a single compatible product for them.
Do you use them or/and found compatible products ?
Attached a picture of this summer bikepacking trip in south of France :D
Thanks
I had SKS Edge Al mudguards on my last commuter bike, it uses all those eyelets except it needs a different one in the fork.

oker_s

Re: New Gravel Frame Ican Graro
« Reply #157 on: February 10, 2026, 04:28:24 AM »
I read further up that there have been some issues with this, so I wanted to ask: are there any experiences so far with the Magene PES power meter and chainrings larger than 40T? I’d like to run a 46T, but at least 44T. Also, does the frame work well with a mechanical drivetrain? I’d like to keep using my GRX 1x12.
And is there anything else to watch out for when ordering — any headset, spacers or other parts you need to mention, di2 holder? Or is it better not to order from there at all and go somewhere else(for example headset)?

Asco

Re: New Gravel Frame Ican Graro
« Reply #158 on: February 11, 2026, 03:28:09 AM »
I read further up that there have been some issues with this, so I wanted to ask: are there any experiences so far with the Magene PES power meter and chainrings larger than 40T? I’d like to run a 46T, but at least 44T.

1) No issues with the PES power meter, other than the fact that it is a road crankset so you have to space your crank or chainring further out in order for it to fit.
2) For chainring clearance, the chainstay design means that you have to space the chainring out quite far to clear a bigger ring. I have a 50T at somewhere around 50.5mm chainline, but it looks like going for a smaller ring wouldn't really allow me to reduce the chainline at all, until we get down to maybe a 44T.

Also, does the frame work well with a mechanical drivetrain? I’d like to keep using my GRX 1x12.

Especially for 1x, no issues at all.

And is there anything else to watch out for when ordering — any headset, spacers or other parts you need to mention, di2 holder? Or is it better not to order from there at all and go somewhere else(for example headset)?
DI2 holder yes, mine came with headset parts but not a full headset - note that they now also write on the site "Package included: Frame+fork+seatpost+bearings+thru axles+hanger".
I believe this used to say "headset" instead of bearings.

oker_s

Re: New Gravel Frame Ican Graro
« Reply #159 on: February 11, 2026, 05:08:58 AM »
1) No issues with the PES power meter, other than the fact that it is a road crankset so you have to space your crank or chainring further out in order for it to fit.
2) For chainring clearance, the chainstay design means that you have to space the chainring out quite far to clear a bigger ring. I have a 50T at somewhere around 50.5mm chainline, but it looks like going for a smaller ring wouldn't really allow me to reduce the chainline at all, until we get down to maybe a 44T.

Especially for 1x, no issues at all.
DI2 holder yes, mine came with headset parts but not a full headset - note that they now also write on the site "Package included: Frame+fork+seatpost+bearings+thru axles+hanger".
I believe this used to say "headset" instead of bearings.

Thanks for your help!
yeah they told me that i need an FSA 55 Headset if i'm not buying a cockpit! I not sure what to do! what size frame do you recommend for 180/181 cm and 84,5 inseem? i would go with 54 but ican told me also 56 would be an option!

stachu

Re: New Gravel Frame Ican Graro
« Reply #160 on: March 10, 2026, 09:57:27 AM »
How did you deal with paint overspray in the BB area? After a few spring rides (I am so happy it is finally sunny!), I've started noticing a cracking noise. I did a short investigation and it seems to be a BB-related issue. Some of the paint in the BB area has started flaking off, and I think that is likely the root cause of the issue. Do you think that sanding it down with sandpaper will be enough?

offspring_fan

Re: New Gravel Frame Ican Graro
« Reply #161 on: March 24, 2026, 04:57:22 PM »
Sanding it down is going to be risky, as if you don't end up with the faces of the BB on each side decently parallel, you're going to chew through bottom brackets.
BB facing (is what the job is called) is really a job for a bike shop who will have a specialist tool. It's generally not expensive to get it done.