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For anyone struggling with this: my 10mm had only two "dowels", not the 7mm one. My bar is also missing the two washers and instead of 4 small screws, I only got 2.

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Using pictures from aliexpress, I am trying to understand whether the handlebar (stem) should fit the spacers.

1) the spacers have 4 "dowels" / things that stick out
2) the stem (handlebar) has 2 "holes"

Those 4 dowels don't have a place to go in the handlebar, and there is a gap. There is also an 8mm compression ring that I don't quite understand what it's for.

How is this supposed to fit without a gap?

It looks like, in the picture from Lexon unox, the 7mm spacer has only two "dowels" and is in one piece, but the ones I received are all two-piece ones, with 4 dowels each...

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Good to know about the option to mount inside or outside. And does the chainline stays unchanged in one of those two configurations (inside or out)?

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leoseek uses 110bcd chainrings, if I understand it correctly. So I was looking for a chainring for leoseek power meter, and make it compatible with axs wide chainline. (47.5mm)

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anyone knows how the SRAM one (EPM010) impacts the chainline? Which chainring to use to maintain 47.5mm sram wide chainline? (I have force AXS wide e1 cranks).

I was looking at https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256807889010619.html but not sure if it will move the chainlne

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I got fm296 size 560 from mondince - but the seat tube doesn't go all the way in (there are height markings on the seat tube. It gets stuck at 230). Is this expected? I'm thinking of cutting the tube, but there is some sort of a friction layer on the seatpost, plus I don't really want to cut it if it's supposed to fit

Any ideas?

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got the following information for Mondince "FM296" and "FM306" --> It is T800 fiber
They told me it's T800/T100 for FM296


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Vendor Discussion & Reviews / Re: Chinese Carbon Vendor List
« on: December 31, 2025, 11:48:47 AM »
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Component Deals & Selection / Re: Geoid PM500 power meter
« on: December 30, 2025, 10:31:43 PM »
Can one use those for a 1x setup? (Specifically thinking of sram xplr)

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With all of the information here I think I settled on this frame (instead of carbonda 696). Overall, I think I would prefer something slightly lighter, but this looks great with the pocket and overall

I'm deciding on the size. I'm 182/183, with an 83 inseam. I think 540 is the right frame (wondering if 520, but curious if you folks have any opinions). I understand that 540 has stand over between 79.5-82. my bike fitter in the past recommended 78-79 of top tube clearance/stand over.

Gemini insists on 560 with 7cm stem. because of the higher stack.

I currently have Fuji Roubaix 1.1 2018 size 56 with with a 90mm stem.(+7degrees) which seems to have a stand over around 77cm.

When comparing the dimensions it seems closer to 520 than 540?

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Did you guys pay customs for shipping to USA from tideace? Looks like shipping is included in the price via UPS.

Free Shipping(5-15 Working Days)
Shipped the frame by UPS(USA,AU, etc), EU Country by DPD.
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