LongTeng GV201.
Zen Carbon gravel wheels with 32 mm internal width and 64 mm depth.
Hutchinson Caracal 40. Will be swapped for something significantly wider after my next race, where this should be the fastest option.
SRAM XPLR 1x13 10-46.
Gemini 46t chainring.
Selle Italia Flite saddle.
SPAD Arx handlebar. 37 mm at the hoods, 41 mm in the drops.

It started with the goal of having a bike I was a little less precious about. Something I could commute on, ride gravel trails with in winter, and maybe use for gravel races. But when you know what you want, it doesn’t end up cheap anyway. The result has become a fantastic bike. I didn’t know what to expect from the frame, but so far it has seemed really good. Stiff and comfortable in the right areas. The wheels are absolutely great. The tires are brilliant on asphalt, and good enough for the kind of gravel riding I do if I run them at slightly lower pressure.

Also pictured in touring mode

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officially only a 42t chainring is supported, right? What about your 46t chainring? What spacers did you use, or did it work without spacers? (That changes the chainline after all.)

What colour is the frame? I am looking to buy the FM126 from Mondince and was considering an offwhite like this.

Sorry for late reply.

I asked Mondince for the color of the "Megamo West" gravel bike. See the screenshot attached. I do not know the exact color code 😔

finished my build (Mondince FM296)

Specs:
Frame  - Mondince FM296 (size 54)
Wheels- CarbonBikeKits ArcX 47mm / inner 25mm / outer 32mm (AX47-32)
Grips/hoods - Shimano GRX Di2 ST-RX715
Stem: Deda Superbox V2 DCR
Handlebar: Deda Superzero RS alloy (ready for 31.8mm Aero bars)
Brakes - Shimano GRX BR-RX410
Disc - SHIMANO Dura Ace RT-CL900 | 160 mm
Rear derailleur - SHIMANO GRX Di2 RD-RX717-SGS
Crankset - Lexon Carbon Crankset with Xcadey Powermeter
Chainring - Pass Quest Aero 42T
Bottombracket - SRAM DUB
Pedals - Shimano SPD-SL
Cassette - SHIMANO Deore XT 12s CS-M8100
Chain - SHIMANO Deore XT | Ultegra | GRX CN-M8100
Saddle - Ergon SR Pro
Tires - Schwalbe G-One R Pro 50mm / Schwalbe G-One RS Pro 50mm

Weight - 9.00kg measured with Garmin Rally pedals, computer mount and bottle cages (heavy alloy stem / handlebar and 50mm tires)

total costs around 3.000 - 3.100 EURO

frames arrived today :-) Shipping time to Germany was around 7 days with DPD. It took about three weeks for the frames to be shipped. Exactly four weeks passed between placing the order and receiving the delivery.

got the following information for Mondince "FM296" and "FM306" --> It is T800 fiber

I´ve ordered these two frames last week --> USD485 per frameset, USD180 for shipping cost, USD48 Paypal charges, USD55 for painting, USD1308 in total;

I´ll keep you updated regarding shipping time (to Germany)

Got these pictures from Mondince before my ordered FM296 frame is shipped.

To further stir the pot - Mondince claim their frame is 100% T1000...

got the following information for Mondince "FM296" and "FM306" --> It is T800 fiber

I´ve ordered these two frames last week -->

USD485 per frameset
USD180 for shipping cost
USD48 Paypal charges
USD55 for painting

USD1308 in total;

I´ll keep you updated regarding shipping time (to Germany)