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Title: TAN TAN X67
Post by: ancientone on December 07, 2024, 03:41:32 AM
What does anybody knows about TanTan X67 ?

https://www.instagram.com/vivianttian/reel/DAXVCCoNOem/

Considering between X67, X68 and X69.  I'm also considering the XMCarbon Speed CS-R01. Any thoughts about XM Carboon Speed or TanTan ? I prefer to get the wheelset together, and Peter seems to be a better option.

Thanks !!
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: fhill on December 07, 2024, 04:23:00 AM
Tantan sent me a geometry chart of the X67
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: ancientone on December 07, 2024, 05:29:21 AM
What is it a clone of this time ? I cannot decide if I want to build a new bike and which frame... the price added up, shipping, tax, painting...
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: toxin on December 07, 2024, 06:43:46 AM
Can't say I recognise the aesthetic. I like the seatstays, could contribute a bit of compliance. The geo is a bit too relaxed for my taste and the seatpost has a disgusting amount of setback. Downtube looks a bit square, but the viewing angle isn't great
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Bonpensiero on December 07, 2024, 06:45:11 AM
Could be the Canyon Aeroad CFR. Also a similar geometry as the Factor Ostro VAM. 

https://www.bike-stats.de/en/geometrie_vergleich?Bike1=TanTan_TT-X67_2025_M&Bike2=Canyon_Aeroad%20CFR%20%2F%20CF%20%2F%20CF%20SLX_2025_XS&Bike3=Factor_Ostro%20VAM_2025_52&Bike4=TanTan_TT-X68_2024_52 (https://www.bike-stats.de/en/geometrie_vergleich?Bike1=TanTan_TT-X67_2025_M&Bike2=Canyon_Aeroad%20CFR%20%2F%20CF%20%2F%20CF%20SLX_2025_XS&Bike3=Factor_Ostro%20VAM_2025_52&Bike4=TanTan_TT-X68_2024_52)
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Sebastian on December 07, 2024, 06:45:57 AM
Stack and Reach are identical to the Factor Ostro. Angles not quite. Also the shape is not identical.
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: toxin on December 07, 2024, 06:46:31 AM
Not even close to ostro or aeroad
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: fhill on December 07, 2024, 06:47:33 AM
Could be the Canyon Aeroad CFR. Also a similar geometry as the Factor Ostro VAM.

Looks nothing like a Canyon Aeroad.
Geometry quite similar to X68 at least in 56
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: ancientone on December 07, 2024, 09:14:11 AM
So , TT-X68 is a clone for SL8 and TT-X69 is a clone for SuperSix Evo ?
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: ancientone on December 07, 2024, 02:51:26 PM
TT-X67 looks like a Specialized Shiv TT. Not sure which one but the shape looks the same.
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Gloopann on December 08, 2024, 08:15:53 AM
So , TT-X68 is a clone for SL8 and TT-X69 is a clone for SuperSix Evo ?

Seems like it, the geometries are the exact same and the tube shapes seem identical to the naked eye
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: patliean1 on December 08, 2024, 08:48:59 AM
Trek Madone Gen 7/8 clone coming next lol "X70"

They already have a Gen 6 clone, which I built for a buddy of mine  ;D
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: ancientone on December 09, 2024, 11:50:04 AM
Tantan sent me a geometry chart of the X67

Could it be Seka Spear although that would be a strange one to imitate..... but I couldn't find geometry for Seka Spear...
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Gloopann on December 09, 2024, 01:55:51 PM
Could it be Seka Spear although that would be a strange one to imitate..... but I couldn't find geometry for Seka Spear...

I'll be honest, this doesn't look anything like the spear... Different seatstay-seat tube connection (no wind-eye), the lower part of the headtube where the fork connects is also different compared to the seka, you can see that the "edge" on the seka starts right where the fork connects, while the edge on the X67 is quite a bit lower down on the down tube
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: toxin on December 09, 2024, 03:51:27 PM
Besides the fact it's not remotely similar, why the hell would they want to copy seka?
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: c.etzo on December 12, 2024, 03:42:29 AM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CpEBfe1NCPY

now with more air intakes
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: toxin on December 12, 2024, 06:19:34 AM
Now that is crappy, they literally just glued that shit on. It doesn't even fit well
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: ancientone on December 12, 2024, 07:17:46 AM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CpEBfe1NCPY

now with more air intakes

I thought I saw a air-intake, hence the question of if they are trying to copy Seka Spear... but hell no and OMG... that looks like one of those Japanese car with heavy wings.... Not sure if I like it... LOL
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: ancientone on December 12, 2024, 07:34:05 AM
Now that is crappy, they literally just glued that shit on. It doesn't even fit well

Isn't every carbon "glued on" literally piece by piece... quite weird and strangely interesting... ... they went out of their way to have a "aero" design... including front fork as well.
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Bassa80 on March 07, 2025, 12:41:18 PM
Does anybody know if this frame is available without this strange air intake? Besides this strange plastic part, the frame looks quite good to me with reasonable geometry, UDH hanger and T47 BB.
And does anyone know the weight of the frameset in different (larger) sizes?
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: toxin on March 07, 2025, 03:07:43 PM
I mean you can just ask them? can't be hard for them to just skip that one step of putting that thing on
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Rapac on March 12, 2025, 07:34:06 AM
So I've added the geometry to bike insight (only sizes XS S and M for now) https://bikeinsights.com/bikes/67d15a9f8ecb24001bbf2524-tantan-cycling-seraph-tt-x67?version=2025&build=base, and I asked some questions (not all have been answered) :

"About TT-X67,
1. The rear triangle can be disassembled.

2. TT-X67 is currently only available in XS-45cm size,
and the stock is black matte.

3. No complete bike pictures. Sorry.

4. Latex EPS technology.

5. Only one set of XS in stock. Quote:
TT-X67:1set/499usd (include:frame/fork/seatpost/handlebar/spacer)
Headsets:1set/10USD
Thur axle:1pair/20USD
Above is the quotation of black matte.

Shipping to Germany: 150USD.
Tax included, door to door shipping service."
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Rapac on March 13, 2025, 05:08:03 AM
More photos :


Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Rapac on March 22, 2025, 03:04:15 AM
Update from Tantan :
Regarding the TT-X67 handlebar,
There is an update.
We have switched to the HB067 handlebar,
Attached the geometry diagram,
Thank you.
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Sebastian on March 23, 2025, 02:39:16 PM
Surely, the claimed fork weight of 195g on the TanTan website is a mistake, right?
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Lotnik on March 24, 2025, 01:58:46 AM
Surely, the claimed fork weight of 195g on the TanTan website is a mistake, right?
Yeah, It should be 395 probably.
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Sander2177 on March 24, 2025, 10:03:34 AM
Terrible looking frame!
'fuck the set stay junction is too complicated and expensive  to replicate lets stick a hunk of metal on there that kind of looks the same'  ;D
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Dareios on March 24, 2025, 03:24:19 PM
Terrible looking frame!
'fuck the set stay junction is too complicated and expensive  to replicate lets stick a hunk of metal on there that kind of looks the same'  ;D
I mean, it is a lot easier to make like this, if they'd add something like this made out of carbon (but a separate piece) you wouldn't have any potential issues regarding EPS molding on the drop seatstays with that more complex construction. If they refine it a bit and add a carbon piece instead of a metal or plastic one it's IMO a reasonable idea.
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Rapac on March 24, 2025, 05:16:51 PM
Terrible looking frame!
'fuck the set stay junction is too complicated and expensive  to replicate lets stick a hunk of metal on there that kind of looks the same'  ;D

I will remove it directly if I buy it that is for sure
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Rapac on June 22, 2025, 02:22:14 PM
So I ordered one in size 49.
I also saw that Helium Bikes (France) are going to sell this modell
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Benbenben on June 23, 2025, 03:06:01 PM
Do you mind sharing price paid for the frame set? And did you ask for weight?
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Rapac on June 24, 2025, 01:26:37 AM
Do you mind sharing price paid for the frame set? And did you ask for weight?

499$ with handlebar and seatpost, 200$ for two frames shipping.

Weight without paint for the frame in 45 is 758g, 928 with paint, derailleur hanger, screws and the horrible metal thingy at the back

Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: sgm_look on June 24, 2025, 05:45:24 PM
499$ with handlebar and seatpost, 200$ for two frames shipping.

Weight without paint for the frame in 45 is 758g, with paint, 928 with paint, derailleur hanger, screws and the horrible metal thingy at the back
Will be following your thoughts closely. Strongly considering this frameset or the TanTan X70 for a new build.
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Rapac on July 12, 2025, 09:29:30 AM
Frame was sent by Tantan, with a gr201 for a friend, looking forward for it ! I hope I'll receive and assemble it before leaving for holidays in two weeks ☀️
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: aeroskiii on July 12, 2025, 04:48:10 PM
Frame was sent by Tantan, with a gr201 for a friend, looking forward for it ! I hope I'll receive and assemble it before leaving for holidays in two weeks ☀️
Could you send a pic of the front end?
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Rapac on July 22, 2025, 01:56:08 PM
Could you send a pic of the front end?

Received it today, only took one pic, and it's for you 😎
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Rapac on July 23, 2025, 03:41:22 PM
And with a 32mm tire (Michelin Power cup)
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Zebenz on July 24, 2025, 02:18:05 AM
Excited to see how the build came out and what is the weight.
I might buy one !
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: mtm on July 24, 2025, 03:17:39 PM
And with a 32mm tire (Michelin Power cup)

How is the shape of the seat stays? Thickness and general profile. Can't really make it out from the pictures on TanTan's site whether it's a nice aero profile og more bulky - the single picture from the rear does make them look a bit bulky.
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Rapac on July 26, 2025, 02:25:08 AM
I had 3 problems :
- Rear brake mount was not flat, had to face it AND file the connection between the two screw holes (because the facing tool only face on 10mm diameter).

- Seatpost doesn't hold, Tantan says 8-10 Nm but even with 12 Nm, Carbon Paste and alloy foil from can, it slips. I need to find a solution.

-The front derailleur mount is also too much to the exterior, wich leads the derailleur to touch cranks arms. I tried with 105 di2 and ltwoo erX. As well as with ultegra cranks. I had to put a 2mm spacer on the crank axle

Otherwise i only did a 50km ride on the flat, nothing special, i'll see in the mountains.

Edit : the frame with derailleur hanger front and back, rear axle and screws was 853g in size 49, clear coat and black paint
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Trackar on July 26, 2025, 03:11:43 AM
- Seatpost doesn't hold, Tantan says 8-10 Nm but even with 12 Nm, Carbon Paste and alloy foil from can, it slips. I need to find a solution.


I’ve had great luck putting a piece of clear bra/PPF on the seatpost whenever they keep slipping
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Rapac on July 26, 2025, 04:29:12 AM
I’ve had great luck putting a piece of clear bra/PPF on the seatpost whenever they keep slipping

Had to pack the bike in a bag yesterday for a trip but I took some clear sticker with me for that. @Zebenz also suggested that. We will see tomorrow, thanks 😁
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Dr J on July 26, 2025, 05:12:35 AM
I’ve had great luck putting a piece of clear bra/PPF on the seatpost whenever they keep slipping
Do you have a link to an Aliexpress item like this?
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Dr J on July 26, 2025, 05:13:34 AM
I had 3 problems :
- Rear brake mount was not flat, had to face it AND file the connection between the two screw holes (because the facing tool only face on 10mm diameter).

- Seatpost doesn't hold, Tantan says 8-10 Nm but even with 12 Nm, Carbon Paste and alloy foil from can, it slips. I need to find a solution.

-The front derailleur mount is also too much to the exterior, wich leads the derailleur to touch cranks arms. I tried with 105 di2 and ltwoo erX. As well as with ultegra cranks. I had to put a 2mm spacer on the crank axle

Otherwise i only did a 50km ride on the flat, nothing special, i'll see in the mountains.

Edit : the frame with derailleur hanger front and back, rear axle and screws was 853g in size 49, clear coat and black paint
That bike is beautiful!!! TanTan already reposted it on IG! But the issues you have suck. I hope you can resolve them!
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: pierretcr on August 05, 2025, 09:34:05 AM
I had 3 problems :
- Rear brake mount was not flat, had to face it AND file the connection between the two screw holes (because the facing tool only face on 10mm diameter).

- Seatpost doesn't hold, Tantan says 8-10 Nm but even with 12 Nm, Carbon Paste and alloy foil from can, it slips. I need to find a solution.

-The front derailleur mount is also too much to the exterior, wich leads the derailleur to touch cranks arms. I tried with 105 di2 and ltwoo erX. As well as with ultegra cranks. I had to put a 2mm spacer on the crank axle

Otherwise i only did a 50km ride on the flat, nothing special, i'll see in the mountains.

Edit : the frame with derailleur hanger front and back, rear axle and screws was 853g in size 49, clear coat and black paint

Any updates on this frame and the issues you mentioned?

I’m considering buying an X68, but this frame also looks interesting. After seeing the fork problems on the X68, I’m being cautious with this model as well.

Did you manage to fix the seatpost slipping issue and the front derailleur alignment problem?
Also, which handlebar are you using with this setup?

Thanks for your feedback.
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Rapac on August 05, 2025, 10:30:55 AM
Soooo, after a week with a bit of mountain (500km/8500m), the frame is nice !

But I still have problems with the Seatpost. Tantan says that they haven't had any issues with it for now. But I asked a fully build bike to be assembled (thing they haven't done yet) and that they do slaps on the saddle to see if it's not the same problem.

Until now I tried :
- 3 different Carbon paste,
- no paste,
- 12 Nm (Tantan says 8-10Nm)
- Grease the clamp so it doesn't get stuck
- alloy can
- big alloy can
- different kinds of plastics to glue on
- Sand paper
- light loctite for friction.

Nothing works.

I'm now trying a combination between can and tape. Everyday I try new things.

The Seatpost have a good amount of play when inserted, I've send Tantan videos and photos.

Handlebars are HB047 that I also use on my gravel, just with a longer stem and narrower
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Motus on August 05, 2025, 10:47:09 AM
The seatpost (the hidden part) is smooth or rough?
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Rapac on August 06, 2025, 03:37:11 AM
The seatpost (the hidden part) is smooth or rough?

It has the rough part only on the front where the clamp wedge is in contact with.

Next try is going to glue some more on the whole surface all around when I receive my new epoxy batch
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Motus on August 06, 2025, 04:14:35 AM
It has the rough part only on the front where the clamp wedge is in contact with.

Next try is going to glue some more on the whole surface all around when I receive my new epoxy batch

I think that's the problem.. The clamp should push back the seatpost and grip the frame..


This, for example, is the seatpost of the x38. I added a little carbon paste and tightened the clamp to 5nm.
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Rapac on August 06, 2025, 06:09:37 AM
I also used Carbon paste (tried 3 different kinds ; Motorex, mucc off, Finish Line)
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Motus on August 06, 2025, 06:35:44 AM
maybe the carbon paste on a smooth surface is not enough
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: SirBikealot on August 06, 2025, 07:08:30 AM

Until now I tried :
- 3 different Carbon paste,
- no paste,
- 12 Nm (Tantan says 8-10Nm)
- Grease the clamp so it doesn't get stuck
- alloy can
- big alloy can
- different kinds of plastics to glue on
- Sand paper
- light loctite for friction.

Nothing works.


Did you grease the bolt? Had a slipping seatpost on my TT-X34 and nothing helped either. Finally tried a little bit of carbon paste on the bolt and ta da, the seatpost stayed in place ever since.
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Uberflo on August 06, 2025, 09:06:21 AM
I also used Carbon paste (tried 3 different kinds ; Motorex, mucc off, Finish Line)

Dynamic Carbon Paste worked for me on another frameset
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: pierretcr on August 08, 2025, 03:20:24 AM
You could try applying a varnish + a few grains of sandpaper on the seatpost (only on the part that will be inside the frame); in France, at ACTION stores, you can find an “anti-slip” varnish with grains in it. It’s meant for floors, but it should work!

Can you share a photo of where the "Aeroplug" attaches? Is there a visible hole there because of it?
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Motus on August 08, 2025, 04:21:32 AM
You could try applying a varnish + a few grains of sandpaper on the seatpost (only on the part that will be inside the frame); in France, at ACTION stores, you can find an “anti-slip” varnish with grains in it. It’s meant for floors, but it should work!

Can you share a photo of where the "Aeroplug" attaches? Is there a visible hole there because of it?

He can also use one or two coats of clear varnish.. it might be enough to make some thickness and friction..
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: trashbox on August 08, 2025, 07:04:03 AM
I'm looking at getting this frame myself, outside of the seat post issues, would you say it's a good buy? I'm in between this and an SP-R088...
I like the design of the TT-X67, Ostro like but not a direct clone...

Also, is the T47 inboard or outboard?

Thanks!
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Rapac on August 10, 2025, 09:16:11 AM
Did you grease the bolt? Had a slipping seatpost on my TT-X34 and nothing helped either. Finally tried a little bit of carbon paste on the bolt and ta da, the seatpost stayed in place ever since.

Tried greasing it, carbon paste, loctite mid and low.

Please grease my bolt.

Sorry, wrong chat.

Humour qu'on aime 🫡

You could try applying a varnish + a few grains of sandpaper on the seatpost (only on the part that will be inside the frame); in France, at ACTION stores, you can find an “anti-slip” varnish with grains in it. It’s meant for floors, but it should work!

Can you share a photo of where the "Aeroplug" attaches? Is there a visible hole there because of it?

I'll try to just thicken the frame with one more layer of carbon (0,25mm). For now, a long piece of can taped to the frame plus a lot of small grain carbon paste did the trick. But I'll have to remove the Seatpost to go back home.
The seat clamp seems ok, it's greased so it doesn't get stucked by friction.

Tantan answered ; they'll send a new seatclamp just in case and a new derailleur hanger that is going less to the right. Should solve the issue.

I'll do some pics of the holes, I taped them with black electrical tape.

I'm looking at getting this frame myself, outside of the seat post issues, would you say it's a good buy? I'm in between this and an SP-R088...
I like the design of the TT-X67, Ostro like but not a direct clone...

Also, is the T47 inboard or outboard?

Thanks!

After nearly two weeks of riding, I really like it ! Seems a bit flexy in the rear end when I'm static and just push on the crank. But feels stiff and nimble while riding it. Reached 92km/h in a downhill while completely feeling safe about it.

It's t47 inboard 🤗
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Takiyaki on August 10, 2025, 10:14:03 AM
Terrible looking frame!
'fuck the set stay junction is too complicated and expensive  to replicate lets stick a hunk of metal on there that kind of looks the same'  ;D
I actually like it...... dumb that they made it out of metal but if I got this I'd just 3D print something new and light.
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Rapac on August 11, 2025, 07:47:57 AM
I actually like it...... dumb that they made it out of metal but if I got this I'd just 3D print something new and light.

Helium bike in France sells this frame and they propose 3D printed plastic "Aero Plugs" of different sizes
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: trashbox on August 13, 2025, 10:06:00 AM
Helium bike in France sells this frame and they propose 3D printed plastic "Aero Plugs" of different sizes

Helium's paint make this bike look like a budget Argon18.

I would probably do the same as yourself and remove the aero "plug"/fairing entirely... Your legs will cover most of the airflow anyway, as far as my uneducated brain knows

(https://static.wixstatic.com/media/68d16f_4500f845d0d44d06a64196f20a1ee394~mv2.jpg/v1/fill/w_847,h_635,al_c,q_85,usm_0.66_1.00_0.01/68d16f_4500f845d0d44d06a64196f20a1ee394~mv2.jpg)
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Unknownftp on August 13, 2025, 08:41:22 PM
Does this frame remind anyone else of the new gen Synapse.
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Rapac on August 16, 2025, 01:03:54 PM

Can you share a photo of where the "Aeroplug" attaches? Is there a visible hole there because of it?

Here are some photos of the holes with a lot of dirty tubeless around it 
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: strayan_rice_farmer on August 17, 2025, 06:06:28 PM
Here are some photos of the holes with a lot of dirty tubeless around it

Pretty clean honestly, will be easy to 3D print a cover for this :D
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Rapac on October 04, 2025, 02:10:49 PM
Decided to mount the add-on again, I'm back in flat country, and I'm used to the look of it now, I passed the "ugh it's ugly" phase.

Overall, I'm happy with the bike, even if I had to glue some sand paper on the new seatpost clamp that Tantan sent me because it wasn't holding.

The frame is certainly a conversation starter on rides. Even with this no paint job.
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: rolypoly on October 05, 2025, 05:13:26 PM
Overall, I'm happy with the bike, even if I had to glue some sand paper on the new seatpost clamp that Tantan sent me because it wasn't holding.

The frame is certainly a conversation starter on rides. Even with this no paint job.

How you finding it now a few months on?

I’m interested in buying one myself.

Stiff? Comfortable? Tell me your thoughts.
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Rapac on October 27, 2025, 08:13:03 AM
How you finding it now a few months on?

I’m interested in buying one myself.

Stiff? Comfortable? Tell me your thoughts.

Hi,

Like i said before, it's a really nice bike, it's confortable, nimble, still transfer power correctly (Better thant what i ever had). I haven't ridden it since last post because it's Hometrainer/Gravel Season now
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: ksw392 on October 31, 2025, 08:54:01 AM
Hi,

Like i said before, it's a really nice bike, it's confortable, nimble, still transfer power correctly (Better thant what i ever had). I haven't ridden it since last post because it's Hometrainer/Gravel Season now

Hello, can you tell me your height and inseam? I'm 165cm with 75cm inseam. I'm thinking of buying the TT-X67 with the M-52cm size. I had Canyon Aeroad XS (almost same geometry), but I'm worried about the standover height. Thanks!
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Rapac on October 31, 2025, 05:05:15 PM
Hello, can you tell me your height and inseam? I'm 165cm with 75cm inseam. I'm thinking of buying the TT-X67 with the M-52cm size. I had Canyon Aeroad XS (almost same geometry), but I'm worried about the standover height. Thanks!

Hello, I'm 170cm with 79cm inseam and I have a 49 frame. Stem is 130mm. By canyon I'm recommended a XS size, but I've ridden both XXS and XS and I feel better on the XXS with a longer stem.
Hope that helps
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: AJR75 on November 04, 2025, 04:48:16 PM
Gives me Argon 18 Nitrogen Pro vibes when I look at it - which is getting some pretty good reviews, which it should for 10 grand 😂
Or the Merida Reacto 9000 - Its kinda in between those two.

I'm close to pulling trigger on this frame for a 24hr track event I'm planning to do next year. I'm just unsure as there so little info about it still, reviews, images of full builds. Just feel like I might be in a bit of a "fault finder" role as an early adopter 🤔  Thinking of pairing it with Nine Velo wheelset.
Either that combo or the Elves Falath Exp with their wheel combo. They customise the wheels as well to match your customised frame. That Elves bike looks absolutey stunning IMO. And has been reviewed alongside the major western branded bikes in CyclingNews's recent aero tunnel test - and more than held its own.

But Rapac's build does look nice, and is really growing on me the more I look at it. Aero holes aside - it is certainly different to most other things out there.
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: TikO on November 06, 2025, 11:08:32 AM
Same here, I'm in the market for a pure road bike to go with my Tideace GR201 and the X67 in size 52 appear to check a lot of box. I'm not big on the other Tantan "replica" style frames and the new X65 seatpost is just too bulky/ugly for me lol

Too bad there's only Rapac's build on the web, but it sure does look sickkk and very tempting!
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: AJR75 on November 07, 2025, 06:19:50 AM
Same here, I'm in the market for a pure road bike to go with my Tideace GR201 and the X67 in size 52 appear to check a lot of box. I'm not big on the other Tantan "replica" style frames and the new X65 seatpost is just too bulky/ugly for me lol

Too bad there's only Rapac's build on the web, but it sure does look sickkk and very tempting!

Yehh same story here  ;D Have a GR201 which went really well and I'm back for a new build for a very specific event I'm doing next year (basically a 24hr crit race on a 3.5km car circuit) and I'm looking to build a custom bike for the occasion. I've narrowed it down now to the X65 or X67 having ruled out the new Elves Falath EXP and the VB-368.
I originally was tiliting towards the X67, but after some mock ups in Photoshop I'm now tilting towards the x65. I'm not bothered by the seat post look, and some reports say it might actually aid comfort as there is more carbon to dispense the road buzz through (every little helps)

But as you say just not enough images around of either frame to get a good feel for final looks. And most images I can find are just the black carbon finish which is hard to see the lines somethimes.
I've managed to add some color on the black frame pics in photoshop to get an idea of what they might look like, helps me visulaize. I'll attach a couple later.
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Rapac on November 07, 2025, 02:17:08 PM
I'm really happy with both my gr201 and my x67. More pics
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: TikO on November 08, 2025, 04:34:43 AM
Well, guess we're gonna need to open a GR201+X67 owner club next year then lol

Quick question, is the seatpost tightening bolt suppose to stick out that much underneath the top tube? That looks quite odd.
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Rapac on November 09, 2025, 03:10:11 PM
Well, guess we're gonna need to open a GR201+X67 owner club next year then lol

Quick question, is the seatpost tightening bolt suppose to stick out that much underneath the top tube? That looks quite odd.

Haha we could.

No it's not, but I added a 1mm thick washer because the screw was directly in contact with the frame. It's still is a bit out without it
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Dreadz on November 16, 2025, 08:39:48 AM
Gives me Argon 18 Nitrogen Pro vibes when I look at it - which is getting some pretty good reviews, which it should for 10 grand 😂
Or the Merida Reacto 9000 - Its kinda in between those two.

I'm close to pulling trigger on this frame for a 24hr track event I'm planning to do next year. I'm just unsure as there so little info about it still, reviews, images of full builds. Just feel like I might be in a bit of a "fault finder" role as an early adopter 🤔  Thinking of pairing it with Nine Velo wheelset.
Either that combo or the Elves Falath Exp with their wheel combo. They customise the wheels as well to match your customised frame. That Elves bike looks absolutey stunning IMO. And has been reviewed alongside the major western branded bikes in CyclingNews's recent aero tunnel test - and more than held its own.

But Rapac's build does look nice, and is really growing on me the more I look at it. Aero holes aside - it is certainly different to most other things out there.

If anything the Argon is inspired by this, This came out a while before the Argon 18 Nitrogen Pro. I have honestly seen nothing like it.
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: ksw392 on January 25, 2026, 07:17:45 AM
Hello, I'm looking to purchase this frame after completing my military service. Could you please measure the standover for me? I've been comparing geometries, and no matter how I look at them, the manufacturer's standover numbers seem strange. I have short legs(165cm height 75cm inseam), so standover is important to me. Please help me. Thank you from South Korea!
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: KuBiDrugar on January 25, 2026, 10:20:29 AM
Hello, I'm looking to purchase this frame after completing my military service. Could you please measure the standover for me? I've been comparing geometries, and no matter how I look at them, the manufacturer's standover numbers seem strange. I have short legs(165cm height 75cm inseam), so standover is important to me. Please help me. Thank you from South Korea!

I believe Grind Poland uses the same frame without the aero seatstay feature, they provide standover height measurements under geometry.

https://grindcycles.com/collections/road
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: akira11 on January 30, 2026, 06:58:02 PM
anyone else pulled the trigger on this frame? looking at the grind website with different builds/paintjobs i must admit this bike looks amazing
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Rapac on January 31, 2026, 07:33:08 AM
anyone else pulled the trigger on this frame? looking at the grind website with different builds/paintjobs i must admit this bike looks amazing

Don't know if it helps, but I'm still really happy about it. Seeing so many brands ordering it from tantan makes me think it was a good choice. They might have made some changes and taking into account the problems I had.

Edit 02/02 : here is a photo of yesterday's ride with it.
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: kurtkowal on February 01, 2026, 12:23:17 PM
anyone else pulled the trigger on this frame? looking at the grind website with different builds/paintjobs i must admit this bike looks amazing

Hi!
I've pulled the trigger ok this frame a few weeks ago. They should send it probable next week.

Once I get it I will upload some photos!

Cheers
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: ksw392 on February 06, 2026, 08:34:04 AM
Hi!
I've pulled the trigger ok this frame a few weeks ago. They should send it probable next week.

Once I get it I will upload some photos!

Cheers

Which size bro?
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: kurtkowal on February 06, 2026, 01:50:45 PM
Which size bro?

Size 54

Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Unknownftp on February 06, 2026, 03:25:05 PM
Size 54

Also very interested in your experience with it. Could you share the breakdown of cost for frame and shipping. Appreciate it
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: kurtkowal on February 08, 2026, 02:06:32 PM
Also very interested in your experience with it. Could you share the breakdown of cost for frame and shipping. Appreciate it

the comunication with jessi has been 10/10 in terms of the experience. I've bought frames with a friend to lower down the cost of shipping, but just taking one frame is something like this:
- TT-X67 Frame/Fork/seatpost/spacer/handlebar 110*380: 499 USD
- Paint: Glossy white with "YS775-1" finish with "Seraph" logo in laser silver: 110 USD
- Thru Axles: 20 USD
- Headset: 10 USD
- Computer Mount: 10 USD
- Extra derailleur hanger: 10 USD (I always buy an extra DH on OEM frames just in case)
- Shipping to Chile via UPS: 380 USD
+ 5% paypal fee

Today jessi sent me a photo of the finished frame.

Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: sober_velo on February 09, 2026, 04:15:42 PM
the comunication with jessi has been 10/10 in terms of the experience. I've bought frames with a friend to lower down the cost of shipping, but just taking one frame is something like this:
- TT-X67 Frame/Fork/seatpost/spacer/handlebar 110*380: 499 USD
- Paint: Glossy white with "YS775-1" finish with "Seraph" logo in laser silver: 110 USD
- Thru Axles: 20 USD
- Headset: 10 USD
- Computer Mount: 10 USD
- Extra derailleur hanger: 10 USD (I always buy an extra DH on OEM frames just in case)
- Shipping to Chile via UPS: 380 USD
+ 5% paypal fee

Today jessi sent me a photo of the finished frame.

Weird that there is a Cube supreme hybrid framset in the background.

Does anybody know if the frameset is fibre T1100 or T1000 carbon? I know it depends on the layup of the fibers and the epoxy. But on tantan sites it says t1000 and on the seraph site it stated as t1100 carbon. On which site did you orderd the frameset?
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: BeR on February 09, 2026, 05:22:21 PM
Weird that there is a Cube supreme hybrid framset in the background.

Does anybody know if the frameset is fibre T1100 or T1000 carbon? I know it depends on the layup of the fibers and the epoxy. But on tantan sites it says t1000 and on the seraph site it stated as t1100 carbon. On which site did you orderd the frameset?

Spoiler alert : It is a marketing thing. The frame is most in T800 (and/or T700) and only some parts are T1000/T1100 (around BB,...). No frame are full T1000 or T1100.
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: akira11 on February 10, 2026, 09:59:23 AM
the comunication with jessi has been 10/10 in terms of the experience. I've bought frames with a friend to lower down the cost of shipping, but just taking one frame is something like this:
- TT-X67 Frame/Fork/seatpost/spacer/handlebar 110*380: 499 USD
- Paint: Glossy white with "YS775-1" finish with "Seraph" logo in laser silver: 110 USD
- Thru Axles: 20 USD
- Headset: 10 USD
- Computer Mount: 10 USD
- Extra derailleur hanger: 10 USD (I always buy an extra DH on OEM frames just in case)
- Shipping to Chile via UPS: 380 USD
+ 5% paypal fee

Today jessi sent me a photo of the finished frame.

beautiful frame. i think it will look amazing with some deep wheels.
keep us posted on the details once it arrives!
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Unknownftp on March 11, 2026, 01:03:08 AM
Today jessi sent me a photo of the finished frame.

Curious what your build is going to be for this frame. Also any update on receiving the frame.
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: kurtkowal on March 11, 2026, 01:46:20 PM
Curious what your build is going to be for this frame. Also any update on receiving the frame.

Yes, the frame arrived friday last week, it looks awesome. I will upload some pictures.

The only thing that was missing was the seatpost clamp. Jessi from tantan sent me an email today that they are recalling the seatpost clamp and she will send me a new one. I'm currently waiting on that front.
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Rapac on April 16, 2026, 06:47:03 AM
Still ride well, no issues
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Leon1234 on April 16, 2026, 08:10:16 AM
The bike looks great. I am also looking into this frame or the new lightcarbon LCR018-D. I think Geo wise the x67 would fit my current 2018 Focus Izalco Max better. Has anyone ordered frames from Tantan living in Germany? If yes what are your experiences. This would be my first bike build so i am still a bit unsure about it :)
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Rapac on April 21, 2026, 07:58:52 AM
The bike looks great. I am also looking into this frame or the new lightcarbon LCR018-D. I think Geo wise the x67 would fit my current 2018 Focus Izalco Max better. Has anyone ordered frames from Tantan living in Germany? If yes what are your experiences. This would be my first bike build so i am still a bit unsure about it :)

I was living in Germany when i ordered my two tantan frames, some friends too. No problem. you can look up my posts.
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Unknownftp on April 21, 2026, 01:49:20 PM
Yes, the frame arrived friday last week, it looks awesome. I will upload some pictures.

The only thing that was missing was the seatpost clamp. Jessi from tantan sent me an email today that they are recalling the seatpost clamp and she will send me a new one. I'm currently waiting on that front.

Any new photos of the build/first impressions?
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: kurtkowal on April 21, 2026, 02:44:56 PM
I've still haven't received the seatpost clamp. It's stuck in customs.

My mechanic said that the build was quite uneventful which is good news i think.

Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Tpower59 on April 21, 2026, 10:03:34 PM
I've still haven't received the seatpost clamp. It's stuck in customs.

My mechanic said that the build was quite uneventful which is good news i think.

Well they sent you a frame without it’s seatclamp because previous version was shit. That would be enough for me to be suspicious about their conscientiousness.
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: kurtkowal on April 23, 2026, 09:45:44 AM
The seatpost clamp arrived yesterday, it looks like a new versión and it certainly grabs the seatpost really tight.

I've tried it this morning, apparently it's all ok. It looks really good IMO.



PD; The Computer mount it's really really flimsy, if anyone knows how an alternative I'll be thankful
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Szymon on April 26, 2026, 06:49:05 PM
The bike looks great. I am also looking into this frame or the new lightcarbon LCR018-D. I think Geo wise the x67 would fit my current 2018 Focus Izalco Max better. Has anyone ordered frames from Tantan living in Germany? If yes what are your experiences. This would be my first bike build so i am still a bit unsure about it :)

I'm considering purchasing a frame with shipping to Poland. Who do you contact regarding the order?
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Glorifier on May 04, 2026, 01:28:13 PM
PD; The Computer mount it's really really flimsy, if anyone knows how an alternative I'll be thankful

Did you find a mount for your bike? I am in the same situation. This Computer Mount is close to unusable.

I'm probably gonna try this one with some shims/spacers: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005004414005702.html (https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005004414005702.html)
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Glorifier on May 21, 2026, 02:43:36 PM
Did you find a mount for your bike? I am in the same situation. This Computer Mount is close to unusable.

I'm probably gonna try this one with some shims/spacers: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005004414005702.html (https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005004414005702.html)

I think I found a sturdier mount: see Attachments

Ali Link: https://de.aliexpress.com/item/1005010757033017.html (https://de.aliexpress.com/item/1005010757033017.html)
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: kurtkowal on May 27, 2026, 11:39:12 AM
Great! Thats amazing.

Thanks!
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Kbfore on May 28, 2026, 01:14:59 PM
And with a 32mm tire (Michelin Power cup)

It looks like a 38 might fit?
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Benbenben on September 08, 2026, 08:13:27 AM
I think I found a sturdier mount: see Attachments

Ali Link: https://de.aliexpress.com/item/1005010757033017.html (https://de.aliexpress.com/item/1005010757033017.html)

I have the same handlebar. I am surprised that this is a reliable & solid option without a 3rd screw. Is it truly solid?
Title: Re: TAN TAN X67
Post by: Rapac on September 13, 2026, 03:11:02 AM
It looks like a 38 might fit?

Not sure, front derailleur might be a limit, same for the fork.
Here are Michelin pro 5 in 35, measured 34,7mm wide.