Lightcarbon: LCR018-D (endurance all-road)

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JensenMacD

Quote from: Konajra on October 23, 2026, 10:33:04 AMwhat I don't get is, why he mounted 3cm of spacers underneath a riser handlebar????

We simply do not understand what it takes to make a bespoke 10k bike perfect when we only play with $600 frames. Not for us to understand but simply look at.  ::)

MarioCanario

Quote from: JensenMacD on October 23, 2026, 09:39:46 AMVideo came across my suggested, yes youtube knows me well.

LCR018 branded under Project Bikes

Sorry, but what a pile of nonsense.

Mint Julep

Quote from: Konajra on October 23, 2026, 10:33:04 AMwhat I don't get is, why he mounted 3cm of spacers underneath a riser handlebar????

Because not every rider needs or wants or can be comfortable in an "aggressive" riding position

I plan to do the same.

The video explains the reason for its build - unknown owner.

lodup29

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Quote from: JensenMacD on October 23, 2026, 09:39:46 AMVideo came across my suggested, yes youtube knows me well.

LCR018 branded under Project Bikes is my guess.



the bike not only designed here in the UK, but also hand built here

This is the Trump phone of bikes down to the gold bits and inflated price tag.

afabians

#3244
I've just recieved pictures of my finished frame and wheels; I placed an order in mid july;
size 54
triple chameleon colors: 02HS, 102HS, 7207
decals: silver metallic
wheels: ProX C69DB 60mm
I'm gonna use 1x Whaleroad R7/Sentyeh ECS Pro
Before creating the design, I ran a few simulations to see roughly what it would look like.
I hope it turns out great in the end.

chubv

Quote from: afabians on October 26, 2026, 04:29:50 AMI've just recieved pictures of my finished frame and wheels; I placed an order in mid july;
size 54
triple chameleon colors: 02HS, 102HS, 7207
decals: silver metallic
wheels: ProX C69DB 60mm
I'm gonna use 1x Whaleroad R7/Sentyeh ECS Pro
Before creating the design, I ran a few simulations to see roughly what it would look like.
I hope it turns out great in the end.


With which tools have you done the simulations?

JensenMacD

Quote from: chubv on October 26, 2026, 12:28:13 PMWith which tools have you done the simulations?

It's not perfect but I have been using Gemini to create to help visualize what a bike will look like with paint designs. Using the right prompt, it can yield a decent result. Very helpful for me to get an idea of what I want versus how it will look. I've been using it a lot while planning an LCR020.

afabians

Quote from: chubv on October 26, 2026, 12:28:13 PMWith which tools have you done the simulations?
Photoshop for the paint design and components.
For the visuals Adobe Firefly prompted by Gemini.

jksu

super interesting paint scheme.  chameleon colors are already pretty awesome but to separate them by panel/fades is pretty cool.  look forward to seeing your post with the finished bike!

Quote from: afabians on October 26, 2026, 04:29:50 AMI've just recieved pictures of my finished frame and wheels; I placed an order in mid july;
size 54
triple chameleon colors: 02HS, 102HS, 7207
decals: silver metallic
wheels: ProX C69DB 60mm
I'm gonna use 1x Whaleroad R7/Sentyeh ECS Pro
Before creating the design, I ran a few simulations to see roughly what it would look like.
I hope it turns out great in the end.