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Chinese Carbon Road Bikes => Cyclocross Frames, Wheels & Components => Topic started by: fhill on December 10, 2024, 02:54:00 AM
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Hi Im'm looking for some gravel frames with a low stack, comparable geometry wise to Cube Nuroad, Canyon Grail or Cervelo Aspero 5. Preferable not a clone of these, but would be okay as well, haven't found much at Tantan.
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Sp-cycle g068 is a clone of the new canyon grail... so that would be best to start with.
Tantan GR201 is another one, even lower stack - but maybe a bit too long chainstay, and geometry is not that great in larger sizes.. if S or M is your size, then it looks great geometry wise.
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Sp-cycle g068 is a clone of the new canyon grail... so that would be best to start with.
Tantan GR201 is another one, even lower stack - but maybe a bit too long chainstay, and geometry is not that great in larger sizes.. if S or M is your size, then it looks great geometry wise.
Thanks for the G068/69 (same frame only other fork i think)
The GR201 from tantan i didn't find on Seraph, but looks fun although i never thought I could ride a 520 frame :D but maybe it's a bit to agressive :D it's almost 4cm lower in stack than my current one and even lower than most road bikes I've ridden
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Hi Im'm looking for some gravel frames with a low stack, comparable geometry wise to Cube Nuroad, Canyon Grail or Cervelo Aspero 5. Preferable not a clone of these, but would be okay as well, haven't found much at Tantan.
SPCycle G069 is basically a Grail clone, but with slightly wider tyre clearance and T47 instead of BB86.
Airwolf Y0FR68 is an Aspero clone but I wouldn't recommend due to quality issues with Airwolf.
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SPCycle G069 is basically a Grail clone, but with slightly wider tyre clearance and T47 instead of BB86.
Airwolf Y0FR68 is an Aspero clone but I wouldn't recommend due to quality issues with Airwolf.
Yeah thanks, Gr069 looks great,
I know bout Airwolf and my readings here brought me away from them :)
SpCycle is great adress maybe I'll opt for the GR058 as a bit less racy (should be the same as GR048 from Tanta) I'm a bit undecided wheter it shall be full gas race gravel or better an option for winter gravel/road bike with less racy geometry
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I don't think that the G068/G069 is that extremely racy. 145mm headtube in small, with 480mm seat tube.
It does got quite big reach - especially in the larger sizes. But that can be a little bit compensated with a zero-offset seatpost and it is supposed to have quite short stem. 70-80mm typically.
Also since seat tube is 73.5 in pretty much all sizes (not extremely high) you can always adjust the saddle a bit forward with a zero offset post, and it will be more relaxed.
Also you can also add a little stack with some spacers if you think it is to low.
The GR201 frame does indeed have extremely low stack, so if that is a concern i would stay away from that frame.
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I don't think that the G068/G069 is that extremely racy. 145mm headtube in small, with 480mm seat tube.
It does got quite big reach - especially in the larger sizes. But that can be a little bit compensated with a zero-offset seatpost and it is supposed to have quite short stem. 70-80mm typically.
Also since seat tube is 73.5 in pretty much all sizes (not extremely high) you can always adjust the saddle a bit forward with a zero offset post, and it will be more relaxed.
Also you can also add a little stack with some spacers if you think it is to low.
The GR201 frame does indeed have extremely low stack, so if that is a concern i would stay away from that frame.
Yeah you're right, G068 is nice, only need to find this one at Tantan :D
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Sp-cycle g068 is a clone of the new canyon grail... so that would be best to start with.
Tantan GR201 is another one, even lower stack - but maybe a bit too long chainstay, and geometry is not that great in larger sizes.. if S or M is your size, then it looks great geometry wise.
Has anyone had any experience differences between TanTan and Tideace? The Noah and the Tantan GR201 are the same frame but Tideace is a bit more expensive. Their warranty and painting are better but is the quality of the frame really any different?
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the new velobuild aero grav ticks all your boxes