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Re: Spcycle 2024 New M868 Downcountry Full Suspension Frame
Now its built. Missing some bits but atleast you get a rough idea on what I am planning Will be changing the fork during winter but i wanted to just get it built up. Hopefully, maiden voyage can come this weekend September 30, 2025, 02:31:22 PM |
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Re: Spcycle 2024 New M868 Downcountry Full Suspension Frame
I am using Rock Shox Suspension on it, a SID Select+ fork, and a SID Luxe Ultimate rear shock. They are older models, but significantly cheaper and only slightly different from current models. Syncros Fraser integrated handlebar (if I'm internally routing cables I may as well go for all the things.) Attached is a picture of the nearly final build, I have a new wheelset comng, I went with BTLOS for that. Still figuring out the power meter options, I have an Xcady spider on a different bike I could move over. I can drop about 800 g with a light wheelset, so the bike will land at less than 11 kg when done, lower if I ditch the dropper post. I'll add a picture of the break down of parts and weights, formating a table is too painful. Total weight currently 11618.7 (25.6 Lbs) January 31, 2026, 01:37:24 PM |
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Re: Spcycle 2024 New M868 Downcountry Full Suspension Frame
Thanks for the recommendation. I ended up reusing the set from my Tantan FM121 frame. Just finished my build last weekend. Reused all components from my 1 yo Tantan FM121. - GoZone carbon wheelset 1200g - Kocevlo carbon integrated handlebar 232g - Rockshox SID front and rear - RIRO carbon crankset - Sigeyi power meter - 32T chainring - ZTTO SLR3 9-51 cassette 297g - SRAM Eagle AXS rear derailleur and shifter - OneUp dropper post Total weight: 23lbs. This is my primary XC racing bike. June 15, 2026, 06:53:54 PM |
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