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Re: Lightcarbon: LCR018-D (endurance all-road)
I saw LightCarbon’s reply on Instagram regarding their new frame:

“Two versions, with or without downtube storage. We showed the ‘eye of the wind’ design at the European Bike Show last year, and another brand bought out the ownership of that frame.”

I’m a bit curious about this.

What exactly do they mean with the “eye of the wind” design? Just a project name for the aero frame they showed?
And if another brand bought the ownership of that frame – does that mean it’s now exclusively sold under a different brand name?
Anyone know which brand might have bought it?

Would be interesting to hear your thoughts.

Lightcarbon showed a different (but similar) frame last year - this was bought outright (can't remember who, its been mentioned a few times on the forum if you have a search).
The LCR018-D is Light Carbon's newest frame, being sold directly by them.
Eye of the wind refers to the "hole" design at the top of the seat stays. There is also a hole at the top of the seatpost.

September 05, 2025, 07:52:26 AM
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Re: Lightcarbon: LCR018-D (endurance all-road)
Lightcarbon showed a different (but similar) frame last year - this was bought outright (can't remember who, its been mentioned a few times on the forum if you have a search).
The LCR018-D is Light Carbon's newest frame, being sold directly by them.
Eye of the wind refers to the "hole" design at the top of the seat stays. There is also a hole at the top of the seatpost.

It was the Mondraker Arid :
https://mondraker.com/fr/fr/gravel-bikes

September 05, 2025, 07:55:10 AM
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