Spcycle Super Light 29er Hardtail MTB Frame M038

[Lotnik]

I have some doubts in ordering this frame as it has a very long reach. I want it for my kid next race bike in size S looks too big. Too bad there's no XS size for someone around 150 cm height.

[tisun]

There's no free shipping to USA this time.

[grazertourer]

M038 is already listed on the spcycle official website. Anyone who likes this frame can view and place an order.


https://www.sp-cycle.com/Spcycle-M038-Super-Light-29er-Hardtail-Carbon-MTB-Frame-p7154981.html

Hi! Are there any plans for a similar version (66 degree head angle) which is not that super light and thus more durable? I am honestly a bit scared by the weight and would very much prefer a more trustworthy version with approx 1100g.

[spcycle]

Hi! Are there any plans for a similar version (66 degree head angle) which is not that super light and thus more durable? I am honestly a bit scared by the weight and would very much prefer a more trustworthy version with approx 1100g.

Yes, we will make a regular version. Weight about 1000g

[HardTail29]

Yes, we will make a regular version. Weight about 1000g

I quite like the superlight version as is, except for the cable routing through the headset, which for me is a deal breaker.

Are there any chances you make a version with regular cable routing outside of the headset? Thanks!

[bastianb]

My frame got delivered today. Crazy light, and sadly the mounting of the rear brake is poorly finished. BB area kinda clean. But all in all seems fine. Looking forward to my spectacular gravel build.

[HardTail29]

My frame got delivered today. Crazy light, and sadly the mounting of the rear brake is poorly finished. BB area kinda clean. But all in all seems fine. Looking forward to my spectacular gravel build.

How is your build going ? any more comments on the frame?

[bastianb]

I was sick last week and a lot to do at work. Sadly not much happened last weekend. I painted the fork dark red... or tried to. I tried putting the crankset and it fits. So bottom bracket was going in smooth and it's nicely faced and no paint overspray. Q factor if 153 does fit. It is very narrow and chainring (42t) has 2mm of space left I assume and crankarms maybe 5mm. I want to run a mechanical groupset, but sadly where the rear triangle is glued the frame gets to narrow to push anything wider than the cable routing tool through. I am wondering if anything besides carefully sanding it with the cable routing tool will work. Because on the other side was enough space for the brake line. And it seems to be symmetrical.

[bastianb]

Next update on my bike build. Installed the cable routing and brakes and fork and stuff. Picture attached. Crankset fits very tight and sadly my chainring is a little bit like a 8. but what did I expect from a 20 euro part guess it will still work. I assume it's easily possible to run it with a 44 or maybe even 46t chainring, Q factor very small in this Evodid crankset as I mentioned before. I am very happy with the look.
Next thing is to build the dynamo hub front wheel (12x100) and rear wheel (boost) and then after adjusting the brakes and shifting, I am done

[HardTail29]

Next update on my bike build. Installed the cable routing and brakes and fork and stuff. Picture attached. Crankset fits very tight and sadly my chainring is a little bit like a 8. but what did I expect from a 20 euro part guess it will still work. I assume it's easily possible to run it with a 44 or maybe even 46t chainring, Q factor very small in this Evodid crankset as I mentioned before. I am very happy with the look.
Next thing is to build the dynamo hub front wheel (12x100) and rear wheel (boost) and then after adjusting the brakes and shifting, I am done

Looking good!! Keep us posted!