The frame looks promising, but, as someone who has been scammed on Kickstarter before, I don't quite trust it.
The answers they give are inconsistent. At one point, they say the project will continue no matter what. Then, a little later, they say that they will fully refund you if they don't meet their goals.
They have a flexible goal and claim that the project will continue anyway. If they have the funds to continue anyway, why would they create an Indiegogo campaign and sell the frames for two-thirds of the price, resulting in very little margin?
The weight guarantee seems like bait. They only list one weight for one frame size that hardly anyone orders. How would that guarantee work with my 56 cm frame?
It sounds like they would say and guarantee anything to make sure you back their product. The prices also seem too good to be true.
Once the campaign is over, there is no way to get your money back and Indiegogo won't help you.
Having said that, when I was scammed on Kickstarter, the project didn't look nearly as promising as this one. I guess the chances of this going through are much better than the project I supported.