Author Topic: LTK266-D-SL, race frame, 680g, <800g w/paint & metal parts (M), fits 35mm+ tires  (Read 382609 times)

simo8891

And here we go. Sub 6,2 kg as shown:

Looks superb.

Can't wait to get my Permeants branded ST-09 built up, just waiting on Zeno's new hydraulic couplers to arrive as fancied giving them a go on this build. They should come any day now so will hopefully have it all built by early February.


Re:Entry

Will report on the Niu Ju clamp next week as I am about to receive it, but hardware looks the same and screw is the same length. You can ask Alisa for a 7x9 saddle clamp just in case.

Thru axles are:
M12xP1.0 168.5mm, measured by me: 18mm thread length
M12xP1.5 116mm, measured by me: 10mm thread length

Couldn’t find similar lightweight thru axles… let me know if you find some

Hello,
I am considering the following thru axles for the frame:

Front:
Extralite BlackLock 12.5 A
Length 116 mm   
Thread length 12.5 mm  (+2.5 mm)
Pitch M12x1.5

Rear:
Extralite BlackLock 12.4
Length 168 (-0.5 mm)
Thread length 17 mm  (- 1 mm)
Pitch M12x1

The front one is the same length but has more thread.
The rear one is 0.5 mm too short and has one mm less thread. Do you think that's a problem?

Unfortunately, I can't find any others. Or do you have any other good suggestions?

alexgaignard

Ordered a size M, will update as I build it.

Build is planned with HBR17 lightcarbon handlebar, AERORAPTOR Tagoola 50/60mm wheelset and 105 di2.

Minai64

What are people’s opinions regarding clamping the seatpost lower than the grippy surface that it comes finished with? I haven’t properly ridden the bike yet but just deriving measurements from other bikes I’m worried I’ll have to lower it past the grip tape on the leading edge of the seat post. I’m running size small and reckon I’ve got shorter than average legs :D

Also is everyone tightening the clamp to the printed torque on the clamp?
What about the saddle clamp?

Bike.Man

Alisa sent me a photo of the axles and I'm wondering why they design an ultra-light frame and then sell lead axles with it 🤮

MARIOVL

Hi!


Inspecting the frame, I feel some sharp edges on the chainstays. Is this finish normal  in that area?

And there are also some loose fibers around the head tube. Has anyone else noticed this?

Thanks!

Halfshark

Sorry if a stupid question but will I need a headset press to install the fsa no55r?

MARIOVL

No, it is not necessary

Re:Entry

Inspecting the frame, I feel some sharp edges on the chainstays. Is this finish normal  in that area?

And there are also some loose fibers around the head tube. Has anyone else noticed this?

Thanks!

Could you post some pictures? Is it the paint? What finish did you get?

Halfshark

We are in! Started putting together but will probs take about a week to fit in time.

Overall the frame looks very well put together and super sturdy.

I got the unpainted matte. There is a bit of untidiness around BB and disc brake surfaces but should be relatively easy to tidy.

Have gone with the Serenade 4550 Wavy wheelset and Lightcarbon HBR17 bars.

Halfshark

Quick question for those who have finished building this.

Did LT include a grommet for this di2 hole here?? Not quite sure what to do

zaphodbeeblebrox

Quick question for those who have finished building this.

Did LT include a grommet for this di2 hole here?? Not quite sure what to do

I believe that's the mechanical shifting hole. If you take off the FD hanger there's another opening and the FD hanger has a little cut out for the wire to pass through. There is however no cover for the mechanical shifting hole. I was planning on just 3d printing a little plug eventually.


I just received my frame. Paid Jan 13 and it arrived in Canada Jan 30th. Incredibly fast. I guess they had a size small in stock and I just went with the transparent green paint.


Sakizashi

I just used a glob of black sugru to cover mine. It's a standard practice for me on bike frames. It will comes out fairly cleanly if you want to pick it out later.

hahel

Hi all,

I've been ordering components to be prepared when my frame (XL) is delivered.
I did just recieve my wheelset and got a bit of a surprise, i orderd a wheelset 45x35 i28 thinking of going allroad tires/wheels.
There were no profile pictures of the rim and when i measure these fatboys are bulging at the waist to a 38mm witdh.
On paper its still a nice wheelset 1377gr wo rimtape for ca $400 shipped and taxed, but will it fit?

Those of you who have the frame, do you think they will fit or do i need to search for slimmer alternatives?

simo8891

Finally got it built.

Deviated from my original plan of a fully integrated cockpit to separate bar stem.

This has been built with a relaxed fit in mind for some 200-400km audax events I have signed up for this year.

Permeants ST-09 Size Large
Green tinted clear coat
SRAM Red 12 speed brifters
SRAM Red E1 cranks
SRAM Force XPLR Derailleur
SRAM Rival Cassette
Csixx 48t chainring
Galfer 160mm rotors
Chaser brake mount adapters
Onirii Pedals
FSA 69
Bigrock Blade handlebar 38cm
Zeno V2 hydraulic couplers
Serenade 60mm deep carbon spoke wheels
Specialized Mondo 35mm tyres
Weight: 7.16kg

Upcoming changes:

Adding computer mount
Swapping pedals to my faveros.
Likely chop 10-15mm off the steerer.

British weather is not doing this paint any justice it's stunning when the light hits it just right.

Test ride around the block is all I have done so far so reserving review until the weather plays ball and I can get some miles on it.