Thanks.

This is a Toseek handlebar.

Initially, I had some doubts due to its low price but when it arrived I inspected it and couldn't find anything alarming. It is well made, doesn't flex, looks solid.

The frame uses standard 52mm outer diameter headset bearings, so you can choose from a variety of options like Lexon, Toseek, and many more.

As an example, the Toseek integrated handlebar:

120mm stem paired with 70.5 SA is a bit of a compromise and will need some time getting used to.

I made a typo in my previous post. I went with 110mm stem, not 120mm.
Also FM316 with 395MM A-C fork has 71 deg headtuve angle according to Mondince geo chart.

that should be an interesting ride, as the geometry is almost a canyon grail +-5mm and they use a 70mm stem on a S frame.

And I thought I was being conservative when choosing the size  My road bike is 2cm lower and longer.
It should be ok, and if not, I can always adjust the position (except for the cut steerer tube)

I don't know why Mondince recommends a separate stem and handlebar. Today I shortened the steerer tube and ran the brake lines through the frame and handlebar. I didn't encounter any problems.

I couldn't reach it with my fingers but improvised and created this tool. Some sandpaper glued to the tip of a thin screwdriver. This allowed me to get to the problematic spot and remove enough glue that the wedge now fits. Problem solved.

Other than that, frame looks ok. The bottom bracket screws in easily, without any issues. The headset and fork assembles well, with no significant gaps.
I'm starting to assemble it, but to finish it I still need the wheels, which I only ordered 3 days ago.

Received my frame today.
I ordered on November 10, 2025, so shipping to Poland took less than 4 weeks.



EDIT:
After a closer look, I must unfortunately say that the quality control is very poor.
I can’t assemble seatpost wedge. It doesn’t fit because there is a large lump of resin where wedge should enter.

I'm planning to buy two Mondice/Spcycle FM326 frames:
one for myself (190 cm) and one for my wife (185 cm).
I'm completely unsure about the sizing because the reach on the FM326 is much longer than on our current Scott Addict RC (L and XL). The difference in frame length is huge.

Did you consider seat tube angle?
Yes, FM326 looks long when you are looking at the reach value. But it has 75 degrees seat tube angle. 1,4 deg more than Addict RC. Sounds like not much? I wouldn't say so.
For my 174cm and ~715mm BB to saddle top distance a difference of 1,4 degrees will move a saddle ~17 mm forward which in my opinion isn't insignificant.