Author Topic: LTK266-D-SL, race frame, 680g, <800g w/paint & metal parts (M), fits 35mm+ tires  (Read 382711 times)

TidyDinosaur

Hello everyone,
I’m considering getting a lightweight road bike for Alpine marathon events. I’m currently torn between the Winspace SLC 3.0 and the LTK266-D-SL (my current favorite).
Are there any long-term experiences with the LTK266, especially with a rider weight of around 80–85 kg?
Many thanks in advance and best regards,
Andy

70kg and 1100km. Absolutely no problems to report...

klrdd

Hello everyone,
I’m considering getting a lightweight road bike for Alpine marathon events. I’m currently torn between the Winspace SLC 3.0 and the LTK266-D-SL (my current favorite).
Are there any long-term experiences with the LTK266, especially with a rider weight of around 80–85 kg?
Many thanks in advance and best regards,
Andy

74 kg, 1700km. Right as rain.

tisun

I know we're not weight weenies, but is this frame the lightest frame so far on this forum? (excluding all Panda Podium ones). I want to see the final weight of your builds.

klrdd

I know we're not weight weenies, but is this frame the lightest frame so far on this forum? (excluding all Panda Podium ones). I want to see the final weight of your builds.

My build (size 56, SRAM Force E1, 9velo 50mm wheels with steel spokes (1320g), tavelo bars 38/130, dont remember the weight) with assioma pedals on is 7.1kg.  But i have 35mm Michelin Pro5 tires mounted that each weigh 400g, each with like 60ml of sealant (from topping up more and not cleaning them out, wouldnt normally run that much).

So if i had 30mm gp5k with 30ml sealant it would be right around UCI weight limit with pedals and mounts.
Put on some carbon spoked ultra light wheels and its easily below 6.5kg, before any further weight weenie shenanigans.

geramonta

ll right, thank you. I was aware that both of you are using SRAM, but surely there must be some people who have built their bikes with Di2. Naturally, I asked Alisa first, but after waiting almost three days for a response, the answer I received was: “We do not provide this with this frame.”
That was quite a disappointment.

At first, I wanted to purchase a mount, but unfortunately I ordered the wrong one(27,2mm size instead 31) and therefore couldn’t determine whether a standard mount would work. I have now had one 3D-printed, which fits perfectly.
If anyone is interested, I can share the STL file.

I also believe that my rubber seatpost cover looks excellent—possibly even better than the original one, don’t you think?

I'm waiting the frame. Could you share the STL file so I can print the Di2 battery holder?
« Last Edit: April 24, 2026, 04:07:09 AM by geramonta »

hahel

I'm waiting the frame. Could you share the STL file so I can print the Di2 battery holder?

Sign me up on the interest list also :)

hahel

I've orderd an XXL mid december with estimated production in 2.5months, it's delayed (Claimed to be caused by CNY, and testing took longer than expected).
After a bit of nagging i got an update from LongTeng/Alisa where they estimated that it should be ready for shipping this week.

/Håkan

Alisa were in contact with me for a final check on shipping adress, my frameset were handed over to the shipping agent on April-21.

waterboat2025

Hello Rex, are there any options for a seatpost with setback? This is the only reason that prevents me from ordering one. Thank you!

designjacob

I asked Alisa when ordering my frame and there was no setback options for the seatpost

Dell

I know we're not weight weenies, but is this frame the lightest frame so far on this forum? (excluding all Panda Podium ones). I want to see the final weight of your builds.
Mine is a size M with an 1140g wheelset, T4 Ultra handlebars, LEESE cranks, ZTTO lightweight cassette, Ultegra, XT pedals, Ryet saddle, and 30/32 gp5ks with TPU tubes. Comes out at 6.7 kg.

adam900710

Has anyone got a gap between the fork and the bottom of the headtube?

Mine got a 2mm gap, and I tried several different bearings (the original 8mm, 7mm, even 6.5mm), none of them can shrink the gap even for 1mm.


designjacob

Yes i have a similar size gap.
Just finished my build took it out for a 37km spin this morning feels great big upgrade from my 2016 Cervelo R2.
I fitted it with 105 di2 whole build comes up to around a tad under 6.9kg.

adam900710

Yes i have a similar size gap.
Just finished my build took it out for a 37km spin this morning feels great big upgrade from my 2016 Cervelo R2.
I fitted it with 105 di2 whole build comes up to around a tad under 6.9kg.

BTW how did you handle the FD wire exit? Some kind of rubber grommet?
I failed to find any 5mm round grommet.

designjacob

BTW how did you handle the FD wire exit? Some kind of rubber grommet?
I failed to find any 5mm round grommet.

Same i couldn't find one and its super annoying one isnt shipped. I just used some black electric tape as its what i had at hand.
I plan on buying some black tac if the electric tape fails but this bike will be mainly used in dry weather.

bikesurfer

I know we're not weight weenies, but is this frame the lightest frame so far on this forum? (excluding all Panda Podium ones). I want to see the final weight of your builds.

Hello

Size small. Sram Force e1 with Red crankset. Light Carbon HBR 17 80/380 with tape. XM Carbon Speed 50mm wheels. 32 GP5000 with tpu tubes. Assioma Duo gen 1 pedals. S-Works power saddle. Computer mount. Zefal bottle cages. 6.76 Kg. I ordered the frame with no paint or clearcoat and it was 680g exactly. I am really enjoying this bike. It is about the same weight as the Wilier Zero 7 it is replacing but feels so much nicer with a more modern layup and the larger tires.
« Last Edit: May 01, 2026, 07:15:39 AM by bikesurfer »