I also received my frame today. I will try to post proper photos after building the bike. The frame and everything else looks great - I got frame (M), both types of fork, seatpost and integrated handlebar they supply with their FM126 road frame.
This is a second frame I received from Mondince, it´s actually a replacement/warranty frame. I initially ordered and got an FM336 frame - but it was from the batch of frames with glue left inside and it was impossible to route the shifter cable through chainstays. When I spoke about this issue with Jack, he was really straightforward with it - either I manage to clear up the glue and they will send me back around 150€ as reimbursement or a new frame, if it won´t work. I managed to clear up the brake line glue, but the drive side was narrower without proper access - and it was out of my budget to get an wireless groupset, so Jack agreed to send me a new frame.
FM336 order was in march, i got it in may and by the time this all came to be, the new frames 346 a 356 were supposed to be shipping in about two weeks +-.
So I spoke to Jack, whether it would be possible to send me another frame, which he was okay with - thankfully, I just needed to pay for the fork and difference between the frame prices, since FM356 was a bit more expensive. That was at the end of may, and supposedly the molds were supposed to be ready around middle of june. Well it took quite a bit longer, but finally it´s here.
All in all, except the provided time lines, everything else was really good. Jack usually replied within an hour and answered all my questions. Reading a bit on this forum about different experiences with manufacturers, I think from the budget brands Mondince has the best customer service and actually replies and tries to help you solve if any problems arise after they sell you their frame.
Also both frames had properly faced brake mounts and BBs, also the headset cups are nicely reamed and faced. The magnetic cover on fm336 opens and snaps in place much easier, but the mechanic lock on fm356 feels more secure - so it´s a toss.
I included the handlebar drawings, the weight is 350g for 380/90. It looks like fsa acr style headset, also in the drawing the drop dimension is measured wrong, it actually is 110 instead of 120, which i prefer.
Measured dimension between chainstays is 73mm - so 61mm tyre with 6mm space on both sides is according to spec. As for the fork the dimension is 73mm also.
