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Re: lexon frames I have the lexon reverse. Have been used it for a year and a half or so. So far so good. There are some minor details I don't like, like how easy is for dirt to make into the bottom bracket area, and yhat the piece that sits in the frame to make the cables enter and exit the frame could have been made better. Also the frame could have better liners so that you don't have to put foamy tubes for the cables not to rattle and be noisy in the frame

But they are all in reality minor issues, non showstoppers. I really like the relaxes upright geometry of the bike (I hate the mew trends of super long reach, short stack and super aggresive head tube angles...). I am overall very happy with it and if it breaks for whatever reason I will most likely buy myself the same one again.
January 19, 2023, 04:25:40 PM 		1
Re: RYET carbon MTB wheels/hubs
Quote from: hamtaro145 on June 15, 2023, 04:44:21 PM
...experience with the RYET carbon MTB wheel/hub builds.  Hubs any good, rims break etc, overall quality...

I like the 33mm XC carbon rims themselves and own 2 sets.  I would caution you using their in house carbon hubs, front has been fine, but on rear I was able to separate the bond between the carbon and alloy portions, and the main bearings are undersized, same bearings normally found in freehubs on better grade hubs.  I wore out 3 brake side bearings in about 8K km on a 1Kw mid drive ebike, ran hard and fast offroad.  I used that same rim on a wheel built with a Ztto M1 with 36t ratchet freehub, laced up with DT Swiss stainless steel straight pull spokes and copper nipples.  I loved that wheel so much that I ordered a pair of the same Ryet 33mm asymmetric rims only, same M1 hubs and spokes for my wife's ebike.
June 15, 2023, 11:47:12 PM 		1