Done with my third Light Carbon bike. For myself I have built a LCFS958 and for the rest of the family I have built 2 LCFS911. For the future I am really curious abouth the LCFS947 frame.

Overall I am very happy with the quality of the Light Carbon frames and they are great to ride.

I have rebuilt the LCFS911. On the first image it is built with 27.5" wheels and a matching fork with 100 mm travel. I gave it to my wife on hear birthday and she tried it. She usually rides a SUP Hardtail. This felt very different and the felt as  the pedals where to low, to close to the ground hitting rocks and stuff. So I decided to make some changes.



The frame is made for 27.5"+ or 29". So I bought a 2:nd had 29" fork with 120 mm travel, a 29" front-wheel and a fat 27.5+ tire for the back wheel. (27.5*2. This increased the BB hight with more than 20 mm so now the bike suits her better. Its a kind of "mullet bike" and i think it turned out really nice.

Very nice looking frame

Now my LCFS911 is ready for the woods.

Parts used:

LCFS911 from from Light Carbon
Wheels, Shimano MT500
Bar, Brand X Riser
Rear shock, Rock Shox Monarch R
Fork, Fox elite 32 100 mm
Headset, Richey Comp
Brakes, Shimano MT401
Bottom bracket Shimano Deore
Crank, shifter, cassette, derailleur, Shimano Deore
Pedals, Nukeproof neutron
Sadle, Brand X

Now my LCFS958 is finished. I have made a short testride and the first impression is really great. It feel fastand smoot. Carbon frame, wheels and bar helps.

Parts used:
LCFS958 from from Light Carbon
Carbon wheel with DT Swiss 350 hubs from Light Carbon
Bar, Light Carbon Riser 20 mm
Rear shock, Rockshox Deluxe Ultimate RCT
Fork, FOX 36 Performance 140mm
Headset, KNC KHS PT
Brakes, Magura MT5
Bottom bracket and saddle, Nukeproof
Crank, shifter, cassette, derailleur, SRAM GX Eagle
Pedals, Blackspire nylotrax
Seatpost, Red Cykling dropper

Im building the LCFS911 in size S for my wife and the LCFS958 in size L for me. So I cant really compare them. I ride more aggressive so the longer reach, the longer travel, on the LCFS958 suits me better. But I'm impressed with the LCFS911 frame, it fells well thought through and solid and right now they are selling it really cheap (september month) so it really a bargain if you want a light bike with a little shorter travel.

The frame in size L is 2.8 kg.

Testing the parts together before I start mounting the Magura brakes, SRAM crankset and groupset.

My first ordered dropperpost was to high with 170 mm travel, so I sent it back and I have ordered a new one with 125 mm travel.

I have also ordered a new Stem Ø35mm to fit the carbon handlebar I ordered from Light Carbon. The stem I have is for  Ø31,8mm.

But so far I am very happy with how well build the frame is. The finish is good and everything fits nice in place.

With 2 sets of the bushing kits all fited perfecly and the rear shock could be mounted in place



Im building tihs as a trailbike more than a XC bike. So the front chainring is 30 teeth, the rear 11-51. All parts in the groupset are Shimano Deore



There are some small things left to adjust and a dropper post will be fitted, but the bike is now very close to finished.

I am very happy with the Light Carbon LCFS911 frame so far. Everything has fitted perfecly and the finish of all parts is really good.