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Chinese Carbon Road Bikes => Road Bike Frames, Wheels & Components => Topic started by: PiotrKlepaczewski on June 02, 2026, 03:33:04 AM
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It appeared on pandapodium just today. A lot of colorways, 1399$ for standard paint, 1549$ for the fancier one. Handlebar for just 150$. Looks really aero, the head tube is deep. Anyone heard of them? The pricing is crazy for a frame like this, also just 975g painted in size S, which i guess is not bad considering the price and that its an aero bike. I would order one right now, but I haven't seen any reviews online of them.
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Gotta trust Jo & PP: if they put it on their website, it means they have tested it. Should be good.
Their white frame was weighed at 1150g though…
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Their white frame was weighed at 1150g though…
Still not bad for an aero frame at this price i guess?
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Still not bad for an aero frame at this price i guess?
I’d opt for the Mondince FM126 in that case, cheaper and lighter. Although I must say that some of the paint jobs on the Kung look very cool.
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I’ve seen the bike in person. Looks incredible.
Considering the Quick Pro ER One and Scott Foil RC both weigh 1000g in non-white colors, 1150g for all white is justified.
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I’ve seen the bike in person. Looks incredible.
Considering the Quick Pro ER One and Scott Foil RC both weigh 1000g in non-white colors, 1150g for all white is justified.
Gimme UD RAW CARBON all day everyday. Now trending since Tadej did it ;D
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The shape of the integrated bars ain't ergonomic at all. Maybe if I get this frame, I would get other bars like Incolor Aerowav or CRW.
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website doesn't mention what carbon fiber grade
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It barely matters what fibres are used, it's more important how they're used
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Meh, they should have called it Kung-fu Mach...
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Carl Douglas Signature Edition would be pretty awesome.
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Meh, they should have called it Kung-fu Mach...
Or ... Kung-Pao? ;D
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If you're comfortable with first-batch risk and PP stands behind it with a real warranty, it could be a solid deal. :o