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29er / Re: Ceccotti DCMF07 29er (Full inner Rev) 148*12
« on: August 17, 2025, 01:14:11 AM »
Quote from: idann98 on August 16, 2025, 11:41:53 PM
i’ve used 34t chain ring
this is with 5mm spacer i think its look spaced enough from the frame,
still need to check the chain line

Yes, there seems to be plenty of space.

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29er / Re: Ceccotti DCMF07 29er (Full inner Rev) 148*12
« on: August 16, 2025, 04:31:18 PM »
Thanks!

I'm not sure if the rubber gasket is for the seat post or headset, but I put it over the headset to partially cover the hole for the cables.
There is still room for rain to get in though, it seems that there is actually room for another cable yet, could it be for a dropper post?

Can't really help you with crankset though, mine is Sram DUB with 32t chainring. I would not want it to be any closer to the frame, couple of millimeters. I put only one 2mm spacer between the crankarm and bb, as per instructions. When I measured the chainline, it was around 50-52mm.
What tooth size chainring did you get?

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29er / Re: Ceccotti DCMF07 29er (Full inner Rev) 148*12
« on: August 15, 2025, 04:18:29 PM »
Quote from: idann98 on August 15, 2025, 12:38:26 AM
good mine today
the paint quality is impressive, overall i’m very satisfied form the frame
still waiting for the elite carbon wheels and then i will start

Yes, looking good, almost wish I had gone for the glossy paintjob instead of matte.

Mine is ready. well sort of, there is a bad problem with the rear hub, turns freely in just one direction :-\. Was not able to solve that even when taking the hub apart two times, have to take it to a shop, if they could help.
Also didn't realise that my fork is for 180mm disc rotors not 160mm, doh.
Apart from those, very satisfied with the build, would like the look of a slammed stem, but it's not working for me at this shape that I'm at the moment.

One thing to mention, is that the standover is pretty tall, top tube hits my nuts. But i think it's okay, because the bike is meant for gravel paths and easier trails. I have other bikes for gnarly stuff.

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29er / Re: Ceccotti DCMF07 29er (Full inner Rev) 148*12
« on: August 09, 2025, 04:06:05 PM »
Build list:

  • Sram GX Eagle 12S drivetrain
    Rockshox SID 120mm oem fork
    10+ years old wheelset with chinese 30mm wide carbon rims, have to use boost adapters. This is the weakest link of my build, but if I like the ride, then maybe invest on new wheels.
    Sram Level Stealth two-piston brakes
    Elita One seatpost
    Chinese carbon saddle
    Old Enve SWP carbon handlebar
    Kalloy Uno 60mm stem
    "Sram" foam grips
    XT pedals
    Maxxis Rekon Race 2.4" tires, unsure still if I go for tanwall or standard black

Took me 4 hours to tape the damn thing, decided to use two tone taping, clear and transparent carbon for some extra bling 8)
Will post pictures.

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29er / Re: Ceccotti DCMF07 29er (Full inner Rev) 148*12
« on: August 06, 2025, 04:31:38 AM »
Hi all! My first post.

I got mine a few days ago, and starting the project just now.
Any educated quesses about how much torque you can put on the little scew in the seatpost wedge clamp?
I think some carbon paste is a good idea here.

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