Quote from: Horatius on May 08, 2026, 02:47:18 AM
Anyone knows if the clearance on the FM326 is affected by a front derailleur? I asked Jack and he says no, but I doubt that so if anyone has tried I would like to know!

I run Terra Trails 45mm(measured) with SRAM Force AXS D1 FD with road chainline. 4-5mm gap to the FD battery.

Quote from: Unknownftp on May 04, 2026, 01:57:23 PM
Are those the xplr rims? if so how do you like them

Yes, but I've done only 40kms on that. So far so good, the rims look good, tire installation was really easy for both sets (I also have 31mm external for road tires), but I'll tell more after riding them for a bit.

Quote from: v0llhirsch on May 04, 2026, 12:23:15 AM
Very cool color scheme.
How did you specify it, did you send over a picture or asked what is possible?

At first, we had a discussion about what effects and colors they had available, then I created a design and specified what should be where, and in the end, they did that. I recall Jack saying that everything is possible with the design

So yeah, build is finished, I'll design stickers in a few days and I hope it'll look awesome.
I previously asked about toptube bag and ordered rhinowalk. It fits perfectly with 4mm space to headset.

It's also really expensive... I want something that will work both for triathlon and everyday riding.

I'm currently riding Ryett Aircode, but I would like to switch the saddle to something with underside screw mounts to be able to fit bottles behind the saddle. Can anyone recommend something that will help me in triathlon but will be comfy in normal position for everyday riding as well?

Quote from: Chromikson on April 23, 2026, 03:06:25 PM
I ordered a ztto bottom bracket and there are two spacers, one for MTB and the other for road

I fitted that bottom bracket with SRAM DUB (non-wide) Force AXS set and ROAD spacer on the right side. It resulted in crank arms having a 5mm difference between arm and seattube/bottom tube. I fitted MTB spacer on the right side (nothing on the left and no ROAD spacer as well) and it's almost centered.

Quote from: jacaca2 on April 22, 2026, 03:54:53 AM
How long did it take to deliver to you? Mine parcel look stuck in Germany for at least week, and didn't moved at all... I thought that producing frameset and then sending it to EU will be a problem ... Not delivering parcel from Germany to Poland 

My order took a long time in general, because there were some issues with the fork, but Jack was nice about it. It arrived in Germany (DPD-DE, Flight has arrived status) on the 7th of April, then "Customs cleared. Awaiting pick up" on the 9th. I had no update since then until Monday (20 April) when I received a text from DPD that they'll try to deliver the package tomorrow (21 April). So between arrival in Germany and delivery to Poland it took 14 days... It was way slower than the wheels, but I guess we are just unlucky.

Quote from: v0llhirsch on April 22, 2026, 12:39:35 AM
If 11cm is still okay:
https://amzn.eu/d/06g6nfYu
(Also available on AliExpress I believe)

I rotated the bag (front is pointing backwards), so that the screws would fit.
Quality wise, I am pretty happy

Unfortunately, I need something lower than 10cm - I'm planning to do a triathlon with that bike.

My frame finally arrived, and I'm starting the build.
So far looks really good. I've inspected the frame inside with a micro camera, and nothing looks bad.
Can anyone recommend a top tube bag that is screw-mounted, less than 10cm high, and will fit that frame? The front screw is really close to the headtube.

Quote from: pandaGravel15 on April 12, 2026, 05:00:04 PM
You could try this one https://it.aliexpress.com/item/4000334441789.html

How is that supposed to work? That is an integrated handlebar with a non-round profile.

Quote from: perneto on April 13, 2026, 12:57:16 AM
It's hard to find info on the width of the clamping area, but it looks like this one could work: https://a.aliexpress.com/_Ez0YxKs

Or maybe this: https://a.aliexpress.com/_EIL3FYy

It seems like it might work, I've send seller a question about clamping width. I'm not sure about RXL-SL, I've heard these likes to break.

Hello,

I'm running Toseek RS-WRC handlebars in 400mm width (533mm C-C at the drops). I would like to participate in the Ironman event, but it prohibits bikes wider than 50cm.
So now I'm looking for a handlebar narrower than 50cm (maybe 12deg flare 400mm) with about 100-110mm clamping zone (I used to run 98mm between clip-on aerobars outer mount surfaces, but I would like to go a bit wider). I don't want internal routing - something like the RS-WRC way or cable routing works for me.
Any recommendations? Or just go alloy like Ritchey RL1 Baquiano (no cable slots)?

Is there some kind of a Mondince-order-curse? I've broken my collarbone 3 days after the order while snowboarding. I'm still getting the bike!
I hope for your quick recover!

Quote from: Uberflo on March 17, 2026, 12:37:25 AM
I had these. Not very suitable for integrated bars as the hose is very stiff. Normally I use Trickstuff Beta Kevlar hoses.

That do you mean by "these"? EZmtb or A2Z?

Which one is for SRAM? Is that 5.0mm OD and 2.2mm ID (Magura)? I've found information that it should be 2.1mm ID, and there is no such hose.

Unfortunately, I cannot shorten my rear Force AXS brake hose anymore, so I have to replace that. I don't want to buy a whole SRAM set with olives and barbs, because I have a lot of spares. I'm looking for just a brake hose. Anything you can recommend? I've seen EZmtb K28 brake hose and A2Z PVDF-5.0, but are those worth it?