This frame looks interesting but Jessie started to not answer my questions after few hours lol. Looks like this will be off my list

I contacted them back in March after watching several bilibili teasers. They theoretically arranged the order and gave me a 50 day leadtime. Back then they had to wait for the UCI certificate to arrange orders so that leadtime was somewhat orientative.

Around two weeks after this first convo they sent me proof of their UCI sticker (which is very useful  ) and sent me a PI.

Last week of April told me that they had already started the production of my frameset and so on. I contacted them early June asking for the status and told me that for the 20th would be ready, they also added that the frame itself was being painted at that moment.

After receiving no more info about the status for almost a month and a half I contacted them again the second of this month and they told me that "something is delay".

I have not contacted them anymore and neither I have received any messages.

By this I do not mean that Camp is not a reputable brand because those who are familiar with the chinese internal market know that it clearly is. I rather want to showcase that Camp are probably overwhelmed with their internal demand in such a high scale that their international focus is rather low at the moment.

The information regarding prices back in march for the european market where 520+261 dollars for the frameset (frame, fork, seatpost, handlebar, bb, headset and f/r axles) and ddp freight, respectively. Which goes in line with what has been said in this forum.

The bike itself looks great. Only thing is the name, if they could do one without the logos it would look even better Did you order directly via the website or where in direct contact via whatsapp etc. with a sales rep?

I've ordered this frame (XXL, glossy white, 400x110mm handlebar - I'm 185cm tall and 89kg weight - size was confirmed with my bikefitter) from sp-cycle.com official website.

It will be my 1st build, I've already gathered some tools (to handle inner routing cables, etc.).

I want to use Sram Force E1 Road (using Favero Assiomas PRO RS-2 as power meter) - maybe it is too much, but Canyon Aeroad was too expensive for me (which looks really cool for me) and I do not like stickers on frame so this frameset was a perfect match for me and I have Sram AXS system on my current gravel so I have all required tools, chargers, batteries, etc.

BB - T47 86.5mm, I'll go with: https://www.tokenproducts.com/bottom-brackets/threaded/bb47v29 (it should perfectly fit with Sram Force E1 crankset, but I need to apply proper spacer based on BB manuals, not Sram which are for 85.5mm BB https://www.sram.com/globalassets/document-hierarchy/compatibility-map/road/dub-choose-a-road-bottom-bracket-compatibility-map.pdf, right?).

Saddle: using currently Bontrager Aeolus Comp 250x145mm (3 years and it is perfect fit, but wanted to try something else, maybe Ryet?)

Wheels: EliteWheels Edge 50mm + GP 5000 32mm

Can't wait!