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Messages - Majoeric

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Got the frame in and overall I’m very impressed. Quality looks great and weight was right at 650 for the frame with dropout and fork was 310 uncut.

I’m doing the maths and even with some heavier wheels, I will be close to sub 5kg. The picture is with a cut fork, headset, spacers, stem, and handlebar at 1220g.

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Component Deals & Selection / Re: Hudud carbon cranks
« on: August 16, 2026, 02:03:25 PM »
What's a good USD price for the 280g version? Cheers

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I decided to convert mine more for climbing. It's at 6.6kg fully with pedals and power meter. Now I'm wondering if I should have went with the lightweight model with internal cabling!  ;)

Looks proper!

Considering mine will be a XXS, I’m hoping the difference is around 300-400 grams less for the fork and frame compared to your version. Unfortunately I haven’t had much luck with claimed and actual weight when dealing with AliExpress.

I’m not going all in but I will be very selective on the parts I’m using. I should be under 6kg race ready but would love to be well under that considering this build will be a 1x and the rider is only 21kg.

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Apparently mine shipped out today! Let’s see how long it takes to arrive.

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Max chainring 52? Lame.

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Lol, I bought the exact same frame recently, for a frame swap. Really happy with it!

Haven't taken any good photos yet, but I'll post here when I do.

Nice build btw!

Nice! Did you weigh the frame and fork?

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Excellent build and thanks for the review. I actually just ordered the XXS 580g version for my son a few days ago. I paid a few hundred more but if the weight is close to what’s advertised I will be happy.

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the weight is unpainted with all the attachments removed but those frames are shockingly light, the fork is a featherweight too. I pondered grabbing one before i got the SL8. if, or more appropriately when, your kid drops me on this new rig, i'm gonna be hella embarrassed and have to get an unrestricted e-bike!


Haha.. and yeah even if it’s 650g with paint, that will still shave 600+ grams from his current frame. I will go all in and see how close to 5kg I can get.

His current setup is around 6.8kg

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To circle back on this post, I went ahead and gambled on the Microck aka Bigrock Aethos Clone in a size XXS 45. The seat tube is listed at 400mm although it appears I could maybe take upwards of another CM or two to get it even lower. It’s also listed at 580g which I find hard to believe. I will be sure to follow up once it’s received.

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I was on the same point a few weeks ago.

I wanted to build a bike for my 8 year old son. The Bigrock Sothea is pretty much the smallest frame you can get, but I didn´t want to spend that much money.
Therefore I ended up with a R088 in size 44.
Stem 35mm  ;D
140mm crank
The saddle height in the picture is not final. I had to cut the seatpost and slide it in as far as possible.

Since he´s racing, the gears are limited and I went for a 1x11 Shimano 105.

Final weight including everything is 6,8kg

Awesome setup and i’m sure little man is flying on that!

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Excellent, I will check these out! We currently use a HUP 37cm CX bike but was hoping for something lighter and maybe more aerodynamic for the next build!

Thanks :)

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Greetings,

I was hoping someone can give ideas on which frames have the smallest stand over, stack, and reach.

Ideally I’m looking for sub 700mm stand over with the shortest stack and reach possible.

Thanks :)

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Anyone have experience with the Lewis LV-S2 Radial options? Looks like they could be sub 400g with hoses.

Cheers

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Any suggestions on who’s makes the lightest two piston brakeset? Anything under 400g total for front and rear?

Cheers

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Component Deals & Selection / Re: Leese carbon crankset
« on: November 30, 2025, 03:38:02 PM »
Anyone know if the axle can be swapped and they can be used on a MTB? I would love to put these on my kids next build.

Cheers

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