Author Topic: Spcycle M09 new hardtail 29er MTB frame  (Read 14975 times)

svedkoko

Re: Spcycle M09 new hardtail 29er MTB frame
« Reply #15 on: December 10, 2025, 06:15:22 AM »
is there a way to mount 44, 46 or 48t chainring using offset? Im desperately looking for a gravel bike that can fir 2.25 tires and ideally 48 or 46t chainring

Deem

Re: Spcycle M09 new hardtail 29er MTB frame
« Reply #16 on: December 11, 2025, 03:17:44 PM »
is there a way to mount 44, 46 or 48t chainring using offset? Im desperately looking for a gravel bike that can fir 2.25 tires and ideally 48 or 46t chainring

See the dropbar mtb gravelracer which I’ve build. I used the single speed narrow wide 48t front chainring and 10-51 12speed cassette.

Currrently I’m riding this bike with the same rims for gravel
rides. And use the tyres Schwalbe Thunder Burt Addix Speed Super Ground TLE 29 inch
57 mm / 2.25 inch with low pressure. It’s very comfortable and rides fast.

https://chinertown.com/index.php/topic,4623.msg74464.html#msg74464

pierretcr

Re: Spcycle M09 new hardtail 29er MTB frame
« Reply #17 on: December 23, 2025, 08:38:16 AM »
It's exactly the same frame as the M08, but without the 'x-fader' part, right?
The specs and geometry are 100% identical. I ordered an M08 frame in size M, UD matte :)
I'll post pictures when I receive it.

See my post in M08 topic : https://chinertown.com/index.php/topic,6360.0.html

lidation

Re: Spcycle M09 new hardtail 29er MTB frame
« Reply #18 on: January 05, 2026, 03:56:17 AM »
See the dropbar mtb gravelracer which I’ve build. I used the single speed narrow wide 48t front chainring and 10-51 12speed cassette.

Currrently I’m riding this bike with the same rims for gravel
rides. And use the tyres Schwalbe Thunder Burt Addix Speed Super Ground TLE 29 inch
57 mm / 2.25 inch with low pressure. It’s very comfortable and rides fast.

https://chinertown.com/index.php/topic,4623.msg74464.html#msg74464

Your Beachracer is such a nice-looking rig.

hellomrko

Re: Spcycle M09 new hardtail 29er MTB frame
« Reply #19 on: February 07, 2026, 11:42:23 PM »
I’ll sign back on next year and will ask if y’all have had enough of this headset internal routing business. Who’s asking for this to be the design norm? I’ll pass thank you very much, please consider my single data point for your next frame development.

lidation

Re: Spcycle M09 new hardtail 29er MTB frame
« Reply #20 on: February 09, 2026, 09:41:35 AM »
I’ll sign back on next year and will ask if y’all have had enough of this headset internal routing business. Who’s asking for this to be the design norm? I’ll pass thank you very much, please consider my single data point for your next frame development.

Second this. I hate this headset internal routing thing but every major brand is doing it so I guess our Chinese friends feel obliged to follow. However, I think this is the place that the Chinese frame builders can shine by making things that people really want.

aer0

Re: Spcycle M09 new hardtail 29er MTB frame
« Reply #21 on: February 15, 2026, 07:01:55 PM »
Has anyone tried the M09 at all? Keen to see peoples builds or feedback

I had 2 of the M16 frames in the past, the first one devloped a couple of cracks in the first few rides and the second one met its end in a crash so I am looking to replace that.

Looking at the M09 it seems to be a slightly updated version of the M16.
Can I use the Spcycle HB-08 with this frame to get full internal routing for the brake and dropper. Ill be running wireless AXS shifting.