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Re: Chinese SC/AM831 Group Buy Hi everyone! I've wrote an email to Eddy and he will update us soon.
July 23, 2020, 06:01:11 AM
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Re: Another Tan Tan FM10 Alright, so I got confirmation that production of the FM10 in XL is complete!! It's going out for paint (the matte finish), then they expect to be shipping it in 10-12 days. I'm not holding my breath for that estimate, but almost all the other parts are here so I'm ready to get started. To curb my excitement, I'll share a final parts list with each part weighed on my scale and see what we're looking at for a ballpark weight. Shooting for 27lbs, but the internet specs rarely tell the real story. That, and I have NO idea what the XL frame will weigh.
July 23, 2020, 06:40:54 AM
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Re: Chinese Santa Cruz/AM831 So maybe moving the discussion onto something more positive, anyone start thinking of build specs yet?  ;D
July 23, 2020, 03:07:11 PM
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Re: TanTan FM699 build. Getting there.
Installed the derailleur, some cabling, shifter and now need to bleed the brakes since I cut em down.
Waiting on some new bars and stem but this is pretty much it.






August 02, 2020, 09:22:24 PM
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Re: Lightcarbon LCFS937 Build I am waiting for my LCFS958 frame and carbon wheels to start my first build of a FS MTB. I already have a great bike, a Merida One Twenty 800 so I am doing this because I got inspired by this forum.

At first I thought that this would be a "cheap" way to build a nice bike. But now that I am calculating and ordering components I realize that I could have bought a great bike for the same money.

Of course I can build the LCFS958 on a budget, with cheap suspension components, cheap gears, cheap brakes, but then I will not know how good the frame is.

Now I have decided to built it with components of the same level as my Merida One-Twenty 800.

https://www.merida-bikes.com/sv-se/bike/14/one-twenty-800

Then it will be the frame that is the difference in the bikes. I hope and wish, that my LCFS958 is going to be better since it will cost more than my Merida.


I will post images during the process.



August 06, 2020, 02:43:45 AM
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Re: Another Tan Tan FM10 Confirming the DPX2 fits. The shock mounts on the fox are closer to the top of the canister, so no problems with swing.
August 27, 2020, 01:30:25 PM
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Re: LCFS 958 build help "LCFS958
-19''-BSA-UD-M"   "650b plus/29er Trail full suspension mountain bike carbon frame.
Including frame/seat clamp +rear thru-axle.
Size 19'', BSA bottom bracket. M12x148mm (boost) thru-axle rear dropout.
Max tire clearance: 650bx2.8'' or 29erx2.4''.
Suitable rear shock size: 165x45mm (trunnion).
UD matte finish. "   set   1   US$530    

"350MB-AD933-Race
-28/28H-UD-M"   "DT350S MTB Boost 29er carbon clincher wheelset.
Rims: AD933-TR (asymmetry, 29er, 33mm width). 28/28H.
          UD matte finish.
Hubs: DT350S MTB Boost, 6-bolt disc. With Sram 11/12s XD cassette body.
         front: M15x110mm, rear: M12x148mm thru-axle type.
Spokes: Sapim Race spokes (black). With nipples (black)."   pair   1   US$479    

Shipping cost   Shipping by EMS express.         US$237

I think they sent the frame 10-12 days after my order. a few days later it arrived in Sweden but then the swedish Postal service took 2.5 weeks to handle it and deliver it.

On the price I also paid VAT and toll costs.

September 02, 2020, 10:53:25 PM
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Re: LCFS947 - 160mm 4-bar 27+/29 Yep I did. Now just waiting for them to complete the build and ship it out.

I have some spare xtr brakes and shifter laying around. I still have a backup dropper and cockpit parts.. Manage to score a barely used dpx2 for $250.

What’s left is to get some 29er wheelset and fork. Using the waiting time to save up for those.

Can’t wait for the frame to arrive.

September 04, 2020, 12:27:56 PM
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Re: Chinese Santa Cruz/AM831 Will share as it comes along.
September 22, 2020, 09:58:06 AM
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Re: Chinese Santa Cruz/AM831 Will respond back..waiting to ship. No paint and it aint winow.
September 23, 2020, 10:59:19 AM
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