Author Topic: TAN TAN X67  (Read 87946 times)

Unknownftp

Re: TAN TAN X67
« Reply #60 on: August 13, 2025, 08:41:22 PM »
Does this frame remind anyone else of the new gen Synapse.

Rapac

Re: TAN TAN X67
« Reply #61 on: August 16, 2025, 01:03:54 PM »

Can you share a photo of where the "Aeroplug" attaches? Is there a visible hole there because of it?

Here are some photos of the holes with a lot of dirty tubeless around it 

Re: TAN TAN X67
« Reply #62 on: August 17, 2025, 06:06:28 PM »
Here are some photos of the holes with a lot of dirty tubeless around it

Pretty clean honestly, will be easy to 3D print a cover for this :D

Rapac

Re: TAN TAN X67
« Reply #63 on: October 04, 2025, 02:10:49 PM »
Decided to mount the add-on again, I'm back in flat country, and I'm used to the look of it now, I passed the "ugh it's ugly" phase.

Overall, I'm happy with the bike, even if I had to glue some sand paper on the new seatpost clamp that Tantan sent me because it wasn't holding.

The frame is certainly a conversation starter on rides. Even with this no paint job.

rolypoly

Re: TAN TAN X67
« Reply #64 on: October 05, 2025, 05:13:26 PM »
Overall, I'm happy with the bike, even if I had to glue some sand paper on the new seatpost clamp that Tantan sent me because it wasn't holding.

The frame is certainly a conversation starter on rides. Even with this no paint job.

How you finding it now a few months on?

I’m interested in buying one myself.

Stiff? Comfortable? Tell me your thoughts.

Rapac

Re: TAN TAN X67
« Reply #65 on: October 27, 2025, 08:13:03 AM »
How you finding it now a few months on?

I’m interested in buying one myself.

Stiff? Comfortable? Tell me your thoughts.

Hi,

Like i said before, it's a really nice bike, it's confortable, nimble, still transfer power correctly (Better thant what i ever had). I haven't ridden it since last post because it's Hometrainer/Gravel Season now

ksw392

Re: TAN TAN X67
« Reply #66 on: October 31, 2025, 08:54:01 AM »
Hi,

Like i said before, it's a really nice bike, it's confortable, nimble, still transfer power correctly (Better thant what i ever had). I haven't ridden it since last post because it's Hometrainer/Gravel Season now

Hello, can you tell me your height and inseam? I'm 165cm with 75cm inseam. I'm thinking of buying the TT-X67 with the M-52cm size. I had Canyon Aeroad XS (almost same geometry), but I'm worried about the standover height. Thanks!
« Last Edit: October 31, 2025, 09:00:22 AM by ksw392 »

Rapac

Re: TAN TAN X67
« Reply #67 on: October 31, 2025, 05:05:15 PM »
Hello, can you tell me your height and inseam? I'm 165cm with 75cm inseam. I'm thinking of buying the TT-X67 with the M-52cm size. I had Canyon Aeroad XS (almost same geometry), but I'm worried about the standover height. Thanks!

Hello, I'm 170cm with 79cm inseam and I have a 49 frame. Stem is 130mm. By canyon I'm recommended a XS size, but I've ridden both XXS and XS and I feel better on the XXS with a longer stem.
Hope that helps

AJR75

Re: TAN TAN X67
« Reply #68 on: November 04, 2025, 04:48:16 PM »
Gives me Argon 18 Nitrogen Pro vibes when I look at it - which is getting some pretty good reviews, which it should for 10 grand 😂
Or the Merida Reacto 9000 - Its kinda in between those two.

I'm close to pulling trigger on this frame for a 24hr track event I'm planning to do next year. I'm just unsure as there so little info about it still, reviews, images of full builds. Just feel like I might be in a bit of a "fault finder" role as an early adopter 🤔  Thinking of pairing it with Nine Velo wheelset.
Either that combo or the Elves Falath Exp with their wheel combo. They customise the wheels as well to match your customised frame. That Elves bike looks absolutey stunning IMO. And has been reviewed alongside the major western branded bikes in CyclingNews's recent aero tunnel test - and more than held its own.

But Rapac's build does look nice, and is really growing on me the more I look at it. Aero holes aside - it is certainly different to most other things out there.

TikO

Re: TAN TAN X67
« Reply #69 on: November 06, 2025, 11:08:32 AM »
Same here, I'm in the market for a pure road bike to go with my Tideace GR201 and the X67 in size 52 appear to check a lot of box. I'm not big on the other Tantan "replica" style frames and the new X65 seatpost is just too bulky/ugly for me lol

Too bad there's only Rapac's build on the web, but it sure does look sickkk and very tempting!

AJR75

Re: TAN TAN X67
« Reply #70 on: November 07, 2025, 06:19:50 AM »
Same here, I'm in the market for a pure road bike to go with my Tideace GR201 and the X67 in size 52 appear to check a lot of box. I'm not big on the other Tantan "replica" style frames and the new X65 seatpost is just too bulky/ugly for me lol

Too bad there's only Rapac's build on the web, but it sure does look sickkk and very tempting!

Yehh same story here  ;D Have a GR201 which went really well and I'm back for a new build for a very specific event I'm doing next year (basically a 24hr crit race on a 3.5km car circuit) and I'm looking to build a custom bike for the occasion. I've narrowed it down now to the X65 or X67 having ruled out the new Elves Falath EXP and the VB-368.
I originally was tiliting towards the X67, but after some mock ups in Photoshop I'm now tilting towards the x65. I'm not bothered by the seat post look, and some reports say it might actually aid comfort as there is more carbon to dispense the road buzz through (every little helps)

But as you say just not enough images around of either frame to get a good feel for final looks. And most images I can find are just the black carbon finish which is hard to see the lines somethimes.
I've managed to add some color on the black frame pics in photoshop to get an idea of what they might look like, helps me visulaize. I'll attach a couple later.

Rapac

Re: TAN TAN X67
« Reply #71 on: November 07, 2025, 02:17:08 PM »
I'm really happy with both my gr201 and my x67. More pics
« Last Edit: November 07, 2025, 02:28:58 PM by Rapac »

TikO

Re: TAN TAN X67
« Reply #72 on: November 08, 2025, 04:34:43 AM »
Well, guess we're gonna need to open a GR201+X67 owner club next year then lol

Quick question, is the seatpost tightening bolt suppose to stick out that much underneath the top tube? That looks quite odd.

Rapac

Re: TAN TAN X67
« Reply #73 on: November 09, 2025, 03:10:11 PM »
Well, guess we're gonna need to open a GR201+X67 owner club next year then lol

Quick question, is the seatpost tightening bolt suppose to stick out that much underneath the top tube? That looks quite odd.

Haha we could.

No it's not, but I added a 1mm thick washer because the screw was directly in contact with the frame. It's still is a bit out without it

Dreadz

Re: TAN TAN X67
« Reply #74 on: November 16, 2025, 08:39:48 AM »
Gives me Argon 18 Nitrogen Pro vibes when I look at it - which is getting some pretty good reviews, which it should for 10 grand 😂
Or the Merida Reacto 9000 - Its kinda in between those two.

I'm close to pulling trigger on this frame for a 24hr track event I'm planning to do next year. I'm just unsure as there so little info about it still, reviews, images of full builds. Just feel like I might be in a bit of a "fault finder" role as an early adopter 🤔  Thinking of pairing it with Nine Velo wheelset.
Either that combo or the Elves Falath Exp with their wheel combo. They customise the wheels as well to match your customised frame. That Elves bike looks absolutey stunning IMO. And has been reviewed alongside the major western branded bikes in CyclingNews's recent aero tunnel test - and more than held its own.

But Rapac's build does look nice, and is really growing on me the more I look at it. Aero holes aside - it is certainly different to most other things out there.

If anything the Argon is inspired by this, This came out a while before the Argon 18 Nitrogen Pro. I have honestly seen nothing like it.