Author Topic: INCOLOR Voyager (45mm clearance, all-road geometry)  (Read 28723 times)

CoffeeNDonuts

Re: INCOLOR Voyager (45mm clearance, all-road geometry)
« Reply #15 on: December 01, 2025, 01:40:35 PM »
Here are a few pictures of my frame. Like I mentioned before, the quality is excellent and the attention to detail is everywhere. The Incolor branding appears on all the bolts, the headset cap and spacers, the thru-axles, and the seatpost clamp, details you don’t even see on many higher-end brands.

At least in my opinion, this is when you can tell they really care about producing a quality product.

As far as I can tell, the paint is perfect and all the surfaces are properly faced.

heatstroke

Re: INCOLOR Voyager (45mm clearance, all-road geometry)
« Reply #16 on: December 20, 2025, 04:55:43 PM »
The frameset is available at a considerably lower price on Taobao  ~ 1000USD without handlebars, or about 1150 with..Shipping for my location(Malaysia) is about 70USD.
I just pulled the trigger, hopefully it goes smoothly. Planning to build it up as a touring bike.

Eddy_Twerckx

Re: INCOLOR Voyager (45mm clearance, all-road geometry)
« Reply #17 on: December 29, 2025, 08:28:41 AM »
The frameset is available at a considerably lower price on Taobao  ~ 1000USD without handlebars, or about 1150 with..Shipping for my location(Malaysia) is about 70USD.
I just pulled the trigger, hopefully it goes smoothly. Planning to build it up as a touring bike.

Do you have a link?

Vasegaard

Re: INCOLOR Voyager (45mm clearance, all-road geometry)
« Reply #18 on: December 29, 2025, 10:39:00 AM »
You can contact them WeChat: Incolor8.

OralMaster

Re: INCOLOR Voyager (45mm clearance, all-road geometry)
« Reply #19 on: December 29, 2025, 10:51:20 AM »
Here are a few pictures of my frame. Like I mentioned before, the quality is excellent and the attention to detail is everywhere. The Incolor branding appears on all the bolts, the headset cap and spacers, the thru-axles, and the seatpost clamp, details you don’t even see on many higher-end brands.

At least in my opinion, this is when you can tell they really care about producing a quality product.

As far as I can tell, the paint is perfect and all the surfaces are properly faced.



we should not compare Incolor with the likes or tantan, longteng and the other small factories in guangzhou. Incolor is in the same league with Seka, Evolve and quickpro etc.. just look at their packaging. here's a built video of the frame. such quality for 7800 rmb (inclusive of bar stem) is a steal, the 45mm tire clearance should not even be a drawback, Specialized Daddy Merida put out a "race gravel bike" recently that only clears 40mm tires and got the shills on youtube to change the narrative" oh yeah you don't really need those MTB tires, this is a RACE GRAVEL BIKE!"



https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1v3b3z1EH3

https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1BP4JziENT

https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1Q7mQBUEDz
« Last Edit: December 29, 2025, 08:53:28 PM by OralMaster »


Bike.Man

Re: INCOLOR Voyager (45mm clearance, all-road geometry)
« Reply #21 on: December 29, 2025, 11:44:10 AM »


we should not compare Incolor with the likes or tantan, longteng and the other small factories in guangzhou. Incolor is in the same league with Seka, Evolve and quickpro etc.. just look at their packaging. here's a built video of the frame. such quality for 7500 rmb (inclusive of bar stem) is a steal, the 45mm tire clearance should not even be a drawback, Specialized Daddy Merida put out a "race gravel bike" recently that only clears 40mm tires and got the shills on youtube to change the narrative" oh yeah you don't really need those MTB tires, this is a RACE GRAVEL BIKE!"

Where on earth can I find the Incolor Voyager for 7500 RMB? 🤔
No matter where I look as a European, I can't find it for less than 1600 USD. 🙁

biceryder

Re: INCOLOR Voyager (45mm clearance, all-road geometry)
« Reply #22 on: December 29, 2025, 03:38:44 PM »
Where on earth can I find the Incolor Voyager for 7500 RMB? 🤔
No matter where I look as a European, I can't find it for less than 1600 USD. 🙁

Check the link above.  I too am interested in this frame.  Looks like it would make a good all-road/gravel bike with 1x13.

You have to get on Taobao to find the price.  Difficult to navigate since its all in Chinese (just google the work arounds).

Probably quicker and easier to contact Incolor on Wechat… might get the same or similar price.

OralMaster

Re: INCOLOR Voyager (45mm clearance, all-road geometry)
« Reply #23 on: December 29, 2025, 08:49:23 PM »
Where on earth can I find the Incolor Voyager for 7500 RMB? 🤔
No matter where I look as a European, I can't find it for less than 1600 USD. 🙁

my bad it's 7800 rmb. i guess that was the early release price on TB when i saw it a month or so back

Bike.Man

Re: INCOLOR Voyager (45mm clearance, all-road geometry)
« Reply #24 on: December 30, 2025, 12:56:31 AM »
Check the link above.  I too am interested in this frame.  Looks like it would make a good all-road/gravel bike with 1x13.

You have to get on Taobao to find the price.  Difficult to navigate since its all in Chinese (just google the work arounds).

Probably quicker and easier to contact Incolor on Wechat… might get the same or similar price.

As far as I know, Taobao doesn't ship to Europe anyway, so I guess I can save myself the trouble of looking there 🙄
« Last Edit: December 30, 2025, 12:58:10 AM by Bike.Man »

Bike.Man

Re: INCOLOR Voyager (45mm clearance, all-road geometry)
« Reply #25 on: January 02, 2026, 05:11:37 AM »
I bought this frame in size 51 with the same paint color from https://underdogscycling.cc/ (amazing service and communication by the way), and received it last week. I might be one of the first people to get one!

The frame, painted and fitted with bolts but without any accessories (UDH mount, front derailleur mount, etc.), weighs 952 grams.

I haven’t had the chance to build it yet, but I have to say, Incolor is on another level. From the way they packaged the frame to the included accessories, manuals, frame quality, and attention to every little detail, it’s all excellent. It honestly makes me want to buy their road frame next, now that I’ve seen how good their quality is.

For reference, I’ve also bought the Lightcarbon LCR018-D, LT GV201, and Spcycle G058. Don’t get me wrong, the LCR018 was great quality (though I haven’t finished that build yet), but Incolor’s attention to detail really sets it apart from the others.

Could you please tell me your measurements and why you chose size 51? And do you have any pictures of your fully assembled bike?
I just built up a LightCarbon in size 50, but I've somehow fallen in love with the Incolor frame and am now considering selling the LCR018 again 😬

pushpush

Re: INCOLOR Voyager (45mm clearance, all-road geometry)
« Reply #26 on: January 03, 2026, 06:01:32 PM »
I'm intrigued by this frameset in 57. I don't like the available paint jobs and price. What are the other brands/names this same frameset might be sold as?

CoffeeNDonuts

Re: INCOLOR Voyager (45mm clearance, all-road geometry)
« Reply #27 on: January 04, 2026, 09:48:20 AM »
Could you please tell me your measurements and why you chose size 51? And do you have any pictures of your fully assembled bike?
I just built up a LightCarbon in size 50, but I've somehow fallen in love with the Incolor frame and am now considering selling the LCR018 again 😬

I’m 1.69 m tall, and my saddle height (bottom bracket to top of saddle) is about 69.5 cm. I chose the 51 primarily because I wanted a good amount of seatpost exposed without needing an excessive stack of spacers under the stem.

I’ve just finished building the bike and haven’t ridden it yet (it’s winter here), but based on setup I expect to run around 10–20 mm of spacers and a 90mm stem, which I’m perfectly fine with. (picture below I have it with 25mm of spacers).

For reference, I also bought a Lightcarbon LRC018-D in size 52. That frame fits me perfectly: plenty of seatpost showing, and I’ll likely end up with 0–10 mm of spacers. I haven’t ridden that one yet either, as I’m still in the process of building it.

So far, I absolutely love the Incolor Voyeger. The build was completely hassle-free, and as I mentioned before, the attention to detail is top-notch. Honestly, it makes me want to sell my current road bike (a Trek Madone SLR Gen 6) and replace it with an Incolor Intropy  :-X.


Bike.Man

Re: INCOLOR Voyager (45mm clearance, all-road geometry)
« Reply #28 on: January 04, 2026, 10:11:10 AM »
I’m 1.69 m tall, and my saddle height (bottom bracket to top of saddle) is about 69.5 cm. I chose the 51 primarily because I wanted a good amount of seatpost exposed without needing an excessive stack of spacers under the stem.

I’ve just finished building the bike and haven’t ridden it yet (it’s winter here), but based on setup I expect to run around 10–20 mm of spacers and a 90mm stem, which I’m perfectly fine with. (picture below I have it with 25mm of spacers).

For reference, I also bought a Lightcarbon LRC018-D in size 52. That frame fits me perfectly: plenty of seatpost showing, and I’ll likely end up with 0–10 mm of spacers. I haven’t ridden that one yet either, as I’m still in the process of building it.

So far, I absolutely love the Incolor Voyeger. The build was completely hassle-free, and as I mentioned before, the attention to detail is top-notch. Honestly, it makes me want to sell my current road bike (a Trek Madone SLR Gen 6) and replace it with an Incolor Intropy  :-X.

Crazy, and even with the Hutchinson Characal Race wheels, just like I would with that frame build 👌 What kind of wheels did you install?
And the saddle in the picture is also set to a 69cm saddle height?
And you're managing with the standover height on a size 51?

biceryder

Re: INCOLOR Voyager (45mm clearance, all-road geometry)
« Reply #29 on: January 04, 2026, 10:45:55 AM »
Damnit, I’m sold on this frame now… nice looking build.