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#1
The way it works with Dengfu, Carbonspeed, Honfu, Gotobike is you email or chat with one of their reps to figure out the cost.  I dealt with Nancy over email and wechat.  My B36 frame cost 550 USD + 100 USD for shipping.

That TT bike I linked you has direct mount mounts.
#2
Check this one out:
http://www.gotobike.com.cn/46.html

The smallest size has a reach of 505mm compared to 515 on the BXT. 

I just bought a B36 from them.  If they don't have your size in stock, it takes about a month to manufacture.  Shipping to Canada took a week.
#3
Awesome!  Great looking bike!  May I ask why you decided on hydraulic vs mechanical disc?  From what I've heard, the new TRP Spyres are pretty good. 
#4
Thanks martink!  I think I will be building one of these next year with 6870. 
#5
Awesome, thanks for the pictures!
#6
Fantastic looking build!  Could you please take a picture of the fork on the non drive side? I'm wondering how the hydraulic line is routed.  Thanks!
#7
Awesome build Joelk.  Did the frame come with any grommets for di2?  Can you please take close ups of the holes for the internal cabling?

Thanks!
#8
Looking good!  Can't wait to see it built.
#9
Any updates Joelk? 
#10
Joelk, awesome!  Thanks for posting this.  I'm looking forward to your updates.
#11
Peter, does this frame use the shimano flat mount standard?
#12
Quote from: PeterXu on July 28, 2015, 01:46:34 AM
CS-092 SL frame in 56cm could be ordered to customize and book now.

Attached revised geometry for reference.

That's an awesome looking frame.  I'm in the market for a carbon disc frame but I don't like how cheap the fork hydraulic hose routing looks on a lot of chinese frames out there.  Can you take pictures of the fork and frame on the non-drive side and post them? 

Thanks Peter.