VoiceVelo Echo (aero frame)

Started by akira11, August 03, 2025, 07:03:00 PM

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panel

giorgiobuccio , what wheels are you running ? 50mm deep ?
Victoria B.C. Canada

giorgiobuccio

Quote from: alfiomotrambo on March 28, 2026, 05:50:27 PM

Figata! Anche con il body swatt, bella bici complimentoni, dove hai comprato il telaio?

Ciao!  I bought it directly from Voicevelo at the time, there wasn't a European distributor yet. I sent you a PM.

giorgiobuccio

Quote from: panel on March 28, 2026, 06:26:39 PM
giorgiobuccio , what wheels are you running ? 50mm deep ?

The wheels are 60 mm front and 65 mm rear. I can't tell you the brand because I bought them from an Italian importer before I realized that buying them from China costs half the price :) In training I use a 45 mm LightCarbon wheelset with DT Swiss 240 hubs, and I'm impressed by the exceptional smoothness.

aeroquest

- How comfortable can a super high-speed aerobike be over long distances?
- Yes

https://www.strava.com/activities/17896909993

I just finished a 200 km Sunday ride at the end of a 560 km week. Well, I'm alive, my back isn't falling apart, and I even set a number of PRs on flat segments this week. I guess that's not bad.

aeroquest

Quote from: panel on March 28, 2026, 03:38:34 PM
Very , very awesome looking bike. Love it !!

Congratulations on the win! I've got a 25 km ITT in a week and a two-day race in two weeks. Feeling fired up for success 🙂

aeroquest

Oh, what do we have here? Could it really be a 35 mm wide racing road tire that fits our frame?

https://www.tradeinn.com/bikeinn/ru/pirelli-%D0%A8%D0%BE%D1%81%D1%81%D0%B5%D0%B9%D0%BD%D0%B0%D1%8F-%D0%BF%D0%BE%D0%BA%D1%80%D1%8B%D1%88%D0%BA%D0%B0-p-zero--race-speedcore-127-tpi-smartevo-tubeless-700-x-35/137836561/p

I buy this one from my rear wheels. On a front - classic 32mm 5000. I think, it must be interesting.

grandaddy1

I recently purchased this frameset and in the process of building it.  My frameset came with one copper colored angled washer that looks like its for the thru-axles... but just one.  Is this for the front or rear?  Was I supposed to get two?  Anybody else who has built this frame have this issue?

So far really impressed with the quality of the frame and it looks amazing.

crwlv888

That spacer is used for the rear thru-axle to eliminate the offset between the axle head and the frame.
It's an aesthetic component, so the bike is still safe to ride without it.

Quote from: grandaddy1 on April 01, 2026, 06:30:56 AM
I recently purchased this frameset and in the process of building it.  My frameset came with one copper colored angled washer that looks like its for the thru-axles... but just one.  Is this for the front or rear?  Was I supposed to get two?  Anybody else who has built this frame have this issue?

So far really impressed with the quality of the frame and it looks amazing.

Takiyaki

Do they offer custom paint? I would absolutely love this in a metallic dark green w/gold logos.

el nielsken

Quote from: Takiyaki on April 03, 2026, 02:47:55 PM
Do they offer custom paint? I would absolutely love this in a metallic dark green w/gold logos.
+1 for british racing green colour, with silver or gold decal

aeroquest

25km ITT, 290watt, 39.6km\h

Approved for racing, ready for use.

aeroquest

Some photos

grandaddy1

Finished building mine about a week ago and have gone for several rides.  This bike is fantastic.  Set mine up with Force 1x Xplr and 32mm gp5k s tr which measure over 34.  Plenty of clearance and room to spare.  Couldn't be happier with the frameset.  Hardware it ships with is top notch and the handlebars feel great too.

Only real nitpick would be the seat clamp is weird and will collect sweat/moisture so may become a problem over time.

Takiyaki

Quote from: grandaddy1 on April 10, 2026, 10:39:32 AM
Finished building mine about a week ago and have gone for several rides.  This bike is fantastic.  Set mine up with Force 1x Xplr and 32mm gp5k s tr which measure over 34.  Plenty of clearance and room to spare.  Couldn't be happier with the frameset.  Hardware it ships with is top notch and the handlebars feel great too.

Only real nitpick would be the seat clamp is weird and will collect sweat/moisture so may become a problem over time.
Could the clamp be protected with something 3D printed? If I get one of these I can print something up and share a file.

Szymon

Quote from: BikeLab on February 19, 2026, 07:41:38 AM
We've been following the discussions around the VoiceVelo Echo road frame with great interest, and today we have some exciting news to share with you all.

We are proud to announce that we have officially become the authorized distributor for VoiceVelo in Europe! Our goal is to make these high-performance frames more accessible to the European market, providing local support and clearer logistics. To celebrate our launch, we are currently running a special pre-order promotion:

15% OFF for Pre-orders
We offered this discount for the first 4 orders to get the ball rolling. The response has been fantastic, and we are down to the very last spot! If you've been eyeing the Echo for your next build, this is the perfect moment to grab it at a significantly lower price before we move to regular retail.


Pre-order pricing:

       
  • VoiceVelo ECHO VO Frameset 1699$ --> 1444$
  • VFV R1 Integrated handlebar with 10mm rise 329$ -->279$
Get in touch with us:
Whether you have questions about geometry, tire clearance, or shipping times, feel free to reach out to us directly. We want to be as transparent as possible with the community.

Website: https://thebikelab.pl/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebikelab_pl/

We're looking forward to seeing more Echo builds hitting the European roads soon!

Can I be this fourth person? :)