Hello Niklass. You should speak to the sales representative so they can send you the correct pins. They don't look as aesthetically pleasing, but I haven't had any problems with the shock absorber looseness since.

I've spoken with Rose.

She told me it's an upgrade that's in the testing phase. It's a reinforcement for the rear triangle.

When it's finished, I'll contact her to find out if she'll include it for those of us who have already purchased the frame. Although I highly doubt they will.

Hello bangacan,  I have installed the RS bearings.

But the headset must come with the frame.

The quote they sent me included it for $15, as did the rear axle, also for $15.

I'm looking forward to it arriving so we can see it.

This frame has flex points at the seat stays, so you won't be able to move it unless you apply a lot of force, and you'll only be able to do so with your own weight.

I was also scared when it arrived and saw that it wouldn't move. Then, if you stop and think about it and see the angle the seat stays give, it's impossible for them to move.

Once you put the frame and wheels on, you'll see how it flexes with your weight without any problem.

The plastic didn't come with it for me either; it came with a thick cable tie holding the two parts together.

I'll give you the advice we talked about: before assembling it, change all the bearings. They probably even arrived painted... the frame is quality, but the bearings are very, very poor.

I would like to ask you if this adapter is compatible with your frame and if the flat mount clamp would not touch the chainstays.

I think the brake caliper is flat-mount...

I was eager to try the frame, but I don't have that brake system. I'm a SRAM Level user.

I don't think many brands mount it like this.

Are there any flat-mount to post-mount adapters?