Quote from: TomFreedom73 on June 11, 2026, 12:26:07 PM
My Voyager is currently under construction. I opted for a fully custom version, including plugging all the holes I don't need for the Sram AXS.

It will be fitted with a Sram RED XPLR 1x13 groupset this weekend. Estimated weight: 7.0 kg.

I love the design of this frame!

It's a nice looking frame with even better components you have planned on putting

I've gotten Incolor Voyager a while ago and I absolutely love it! It rides like a road bike even on a gravel roads, agility of this bike is insane. The whole build (yet to be completed) weights 7.7 kg, and I didn't use any lightweight dedicated components.
I've used road superteam wheelset with 21mm internal width and carbon spokes, which is good for my riding style and for the versatility, because I also change tires to Continental GP5000 28mm for pure road rides. For the gravel/mixed rides I use 45mm Hutchinson Caracal Race on these wheels and, without any doubt, they feel fantastic. Also they're the fastest gravel tires ^_^.
The biggest downside of this bike (for some people) is it's aggresive geometry, exactly the same as Evolve Cima road racing frame, so you may reconsider buying this frame if you can't stretch and ride long hours in agressive position.
I'm gonna put a new wireless LTWOO eGR groupset on my Voyager soon, I'm still waiting for it to arrive. For now I have LTWOO eR9 V1, which is... meh. I hope the new groupset will be better.

For those interested, here is the full spec list of my build:
Frame and Handlebar: Incolor Voyager Frameset with aerowav handlebars
Groupset: LTWOO eR9 -> LTWOO eGR
Crankset: Lexon 2025 carbon crankset with 48t Pass Quest chainring
Bottom Bracket: Kaktus T47A
Wheelset: Superteam All carbon ultra (50 mm Front & Rear)
Tires: Continental GP 5000 28mm/ Hutchinson Caracal Race 45mm
Tubes: RideNow TPU
Brake Discs: Chaser Sports 160mm disks
Saddle: Ryet copy of Specialized Romin 3d
Pedals: Magene P715K
Bar Tape: Motsuv 2.5mm -> Lizard Skins 2.5mm

Quote from: nick82 on April 14, 2026, 01:06:45 PM
im pretty sure you could but you would have to leave the cable accessable or fish it out of the frame, why not just buy eGR? its compatible with a larger cassette as well

https://www.ltwoo.com/en/seriesItem?typeId=82&series=EGR

Well, I like new shifter design better, so I wanted to go with eRX

Hello! I'm looking into buying a Ltwoo eRX v3, the newest model, but I'm planning to use it on 1x setup. Is it possible to just connect FD from time to time to charge batteries? Or the front deralliur has "brains" of the groupset inside?