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Re: The Different Types of Carbon Fiber and Their Characteristics It will be nice if this thread could also explain the differences between various tensile strengths and tensile modulus, e.g., T700 T800 T1000.
July 08, 2021, 02:04:22 AM
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Re: Endurance Frame recommendations - Airwolf YFR066 or spend more money Some information here : https://www.mtb-news.de/forum/t/airwolf-yfr066-gravel-rennrad-a-ufbau-eines-allroad-rahmen.970703/
November 11, 2023, 01:28:51 AM
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Re: Endurance Frame recommendations - Airwolf YFR066 or spend more money
I'm looking at getting an endurance frame as a relaxed road upgrade from my gravel bike and have been eyeing the YFR066 by Airwolf. https://airwolfcarbonbike.com/product/yfr066-airwolf-carbon-bike-frame-700c-disc-brake-road-carbon-bicycle-frame-roadbike-frame-carbon-road-disc/

Any reviews on this brand or recommendations for another frame, before I pull the trigger on 11.11 deals?
Frame is about $600, but I am willing to spend $750, if that amount will be enough to get me better quality.

Any help here is appreciated!
Note, I plan on purchasing on the di2 groupset from Merlin or aliexpress and already purchased a yuanan wheelset from Leon, who posts here.

hi dear friend ,

This is sales manager Carrie Yih from Shenzhen Yaoflying Sports Component Co., Ltd .
We are a professional company specializing in carbon fiber whole bicycle ,carbon Bicycle frame ,carbon wheelset ,carbon fork,carbon bike seatpost,carbon bicycle saddle accessories for more than 9 years since 2015.
Airwolf is our own brand name.

Do you still need the YFR066?
More details you can send me questions freely.

Warmly regards ,

Carrie Yih
Sales Manager
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Email :carrieyih@yaoflying.com
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July 04, 2024, 02:56:11 AM
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Re: Best TPU tube brand No one mentioned another brand called Spingo. Those are thicker than any other TPU tubed and much more puncture resistant. As a result they are also heavier around 45 grams for 80mm valve. The RideNow are 36g.
This is the only TPU brand that I had no flats, yet. Every other brand including RideNow, Cyclami, OffBondage, ThinkRider I had flats or slow leaks or got destroyed during installation because they were too thin. The Cyclami and ThinkRider had poor quality valve base and leaked air from where the valve was attached. It also be noted once they have a puncture its better you throw them out as the repair kit patches don't hold well onto the material and eventually start leaking air.
Also if you are on gravel these will go flat. Good for road use only. For gravel I am tubeless for life.

July 31, 2024, 12:43:29 PM
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100mm XC hardtail i'm looking for a 100mm XC hardtail, that's what i need:

- slack headtube angle (something like 68.5° in M size)
- threaded bb
- UDH
- not a clone/replica

suggestions?

October 17, 2024, 08:51:52 AM
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Modern XC hardtail Hi, i'm looking for a XC hardtail with the following features:

-threaded BB
-modern geometry (head tube angle of 68° or less)
-UDH
-Not a replica

some suggestions?
Thanks

November 11, 2024, 03:21:33 AM
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Re: New frame: Longteng RD301-D
I unboxed the frame which had received about 3 weeks ago..

Those are my impressions

1. Paint quality is good. I worried about the actual color, but it looks pretty good.

2. finishing around mounting part is not perfect. But for me it is okay 'cause those part will be covered with bottle holders and bags.

3. Controversal down tube storage is also looks good. It felt sturdy when I held and shaked it by hand. I will test it with a bidon with full water later.

4. I didn't order the handlebar with the frame to use standard handlebar, so had ordered stem and spacers separtely. It seems not matched well with the basic head tube kit of the frame and it makes me worried...

Assembly will be done by myself, so it will take some time(hope to finish in december).

I started the assembly, and these are my impressions;

1. Bottom part of the BB seems uneven as you can see in the first pirture. I think it is okay considering that the stressed part is near the threaded part. But I cannot but feel some disappointment.

2. I think there should be a cover to seal the outlet of di2 cable which connects to the front derailier, but I couldn't find it.

3. Test for the downtube storage cover. I think it locked pretty well. Please check the video I attached.

I need more time to assemble the frame, but until now, routing the cables (both brake and Di2) is pretty easy, even though it is my first time to assemble a bike.

Hope to share the picture of fully assembled bike within this year lol.

December 16, 2024, 06:11:54 AM
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Re: Best TPU tube brand The inner tubes on the market today are too thin. We bought some stock inner tubes that were 19mm thicker than the competition but weighed only 45 grams. From an initial pressure of 100 psi, the air leakage was about 2 to 3 psi per day, while the competition leaked 5 to 10 psi per day.


December 19, 2024, 09:44:49 PM
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Re: integrated handlebar with mild exotropism? 4-5 cm flare? I was looking for the same handlebar that you're looking for after I tryied the gravel very wide flare handlebar.
I did not find anything with average flare , internal routed, 100ish€ and less than 300g weight


January 10, 2025, 09:43:27 AM
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Re: integrated handlebar with mild exotropism? 4-5 cm flare? This thing is quite interesting :
https://ogevkinbike.com/products/kylin-gravel-bike-handlebar-carbon?variant=43284356399260

I didn't find any cheapest version anywhere.

January 10, 2025, 12:37:15 PM
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