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Re: GV202 Group Buy comment “Tideacebike” to WIN Free frame Hi, we will back sooner waited for Sitar help, thanks.
June 18, 2025, 08:59:09 PM 		1
Re: Aero gravel - The pursuit I found it stunning too, but if we're being honest 38mm being even considered "gravel" is just a disgrace. It's flat out not. Call it what it is, a road bike. 38mm could pass as gravel 10 years ago if we're being generous, but today that's just lying
June 30, 2025, 03:17:01 PM 		1
Re: Quick Pro GR:One - First one in the wild? build suggestions / hack to 2x Put on a new Rival XPLR 13s...

Don't mess with front derailleur clamp and setup..
July 03, 2025, 04:34:04 AM 		1
Re: Quick Pro GR:One - First one in the wild? build suggestions / hack to 2x Since you have some time before all the parts arrive, would you mind pulling the tires (and tubes?) off that canwin gravel wheelset and posting the wheelset: weight, rim depth, inner rim width, hooked or not, and outer rim width (pretty pretty please). I believe I heard the inner rim width is 28mm, so I'm guessing the outer rim width is 34mm or so. 

Quickpro china site may sell complete bikes (looks like they are really good deals), but their road bike wheels are advertised as 28.5mm wide, which is too narrow.  I want to ask if quick pro could lace up there carbon spoke and road hub to that gravel rim so I can run 32s, or just use the gravel wheelset as-is for road.
***Also you 3d scan computer skills are impressive!**
July 13, 2025, 06:37:01 PM 		1
Re: Assisting Force AF01 I was lucky to get one at Eurobike ;D
The frame (a super light one), seatpost, and bars are from them.

SRAM XPLR Red for the transmission.
The wheels are from my CFR505, which is very sad being dropped after so many years together, and I will move to LightBicycle WG55 with carbon spokes.
I'll end up with 45mm tires, the frame allows 50

I just did a quick 50km ride in the woods nearby yesterday.
It is stiff, in a good way. It doesn't flex at all when pedaling hard, sprinting, or fast cornering.
And if feels more precise to handle. Even making a U-turn is easier.
As pictured, it is 7.8kg

If you are in Europe, one finding from this build is https://www.wielerkoopjes.nl/ and their sister site https://www.wheel-parts.shop/nl/.
They sell good OEM components, no fancy boxes, but great prices and excellent service.

For the name, yeah... there's a cultural thing here.
Darevie is another example of these out-of-nowhere words.
Initially, it did hurt my feelings, but now I'm starting to get used to it.
In any case, it's vinyl stickers.

I’m not a good photographer, so I took many pictures to be sure I got at least a few good ones  8): https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1b45PRepiLBsEmhYl47EmzG9tmCGcI2TG
July 14, 2025, 02:44:04 AM 		1
Re: Quick Pro GR:One - First one in the wild? build suggestions / hack to 2x My guess is your hubs are these.  (https://www.ferei.com/ferei-nh24-road-bike-hubs.html)

I was doing more searching for Canwin wheels and I found a Panda Podium instragram post from around 11 Mar 2025 where it said ""Frames by QUICK PRO, Wheels & Cockpit by CANWIN, Hubs by FEREI."  This was for a Canwin wheel with carbon spokes. But a quick look at the Ferei hub website, and I believe the below is the match to what you posted, but look around on the Ferei website for yourself.

Specification

Products name   Ferei NH24 Road bike hubs
model   NH24
Brake Type   disc
axle type   M12x142MM M12x100MM OR：M10*135MM M9*100MM
Cassette body (Shimano)   SS 11s
Spoke   24Holes , Straight  pull , 1:1 building
Bearing   Steel bearing(#6902X6pcs) / Seramic bearing(#6902X6pcs)
Disc   (center lock)
Material   Aluminium alloy
Pawls   4 Pawls
weight   363g±5g（set）
July 18, 2025, 08:18:08 PM 		1