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my order timeline was like this:
May 13th - order placed and payment via paypal
May 14th - confirmation mail
May 19th - shipment notive with tracking number
May 22nd - arrival
Shipment was from Spain to Germany

keep in mind that there might be some delay due to time difference.
So dont worry, just be patient :)

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yes they are and you should do it because they are a bit loose on the ends.

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exept that there is a trend to wider tire clearance

just look at the newest threads on this page

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does anyone have some infos about the prices for the HBR18? Couldnt find anything online

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Ti ratchet from Goldix as there was some posts here about broken teeth.

Thanks for the info. I will have an eye on the rachet.

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For those who are interested in wheels: as i mentioned in an other post i wanted to give my old 2015 Diverge a new wheelset. And because i´ll have to make some changes to the hubs to fit my bike i wanted to go on the cheap side. In CSC i found a supplier with the right set (for me).
I ordered direct from their website the following set: CSC45CT35D272
https://www.carbonspeedcycle.com/d272eu.html
I payed around 405,-€ with shipping to Germany.

Here are the Specs:
45x35mm, 29mm  (inner width), Pillar Wing20 Spokes, Steel bearing

The wheels look pretty decent and i mounted the following tires to check clearince in the frame:

Schwalbe G One Pro 622x35 measures 38.2 mm
Schwalbe G One Pro 622x40 measures 42 mm

Michelin Pro5 700x35 messures 37.9 mm

I had to change the endcaps at the rear hub to make it a 12x135. So i bought a set from DT-Swiss (HWGXXX0007569S) and they fit perfectly.
https://r2-bike.com/DT-SWISS-Umruestkit-straightpull-Naben-auf-12x135mm-Steckachse-Ratchet-System-Shimano-11-fach-Road
And with the new caps the wheel was about 4mm off center so i had to correct the dish. Took me about 10 minutes.

Next i´ll have to exchange the front hub for a 15x100. That will come from Goldix

And now some pictures to see how the tires sit on a 35mm rim

Cheers

Trolo

...as soon as the frontwheel is ready i´ll say something about ride quality

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hubs with 238g 30mm internal rims and carbon spokes (aprox 930-950g set)
Sounds like a great build. Are you building the wheels yourself? I´m searching for similar carbon rims so maybe you habe a link for us?
Thanks
Trolo

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Do you know if the fork offset/trail numbers are correct on these? It would still mean that they'd ride very differently in reality.
Unfortunately i cant help you here. i just have the numbers from the drawing from the first post of this thread and the numbers on the website of bikeinsights. so we have to wait for an official announcement from mondince.
but yes, from the numbers we have, the open wi.de 2.0 and the fm356 should handle different.

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Mondice top tube is 549mm, Open Wi.De 528mm. Seat tube angle both 73.5, Reach is identical with 374mm. How does this work?  ???
If you compare both frames at bikeinsights you get to see that they are more or less identical. The top tube length is imaginary. see both attachments


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Hi! I have Carbonda CFR505 gravel bike in size M which have 597,8 mm front-center. I have 165 mm crank and 700x40 tires and I have overlap on veeeeeeery rare occasions and it don’t bother me at all. Front-center distance is longer on this frame so i hope overlap will be less noticeble.
Yeah I think you're right. I checked my 2015 Diverge with which i never had problems and that's pretty short with 607 front center. Thanks for replying

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Yes, WhatsApp jack ‪+86 138 2376 4672‬
thanks man

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I ordered a size 58 and that was the last size they were making and that is the time frame I was given.
How did you order. Do you have a direct contact to mondince? On their website is nothing to find about this frame...

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Hi all,

on the first glance this frame seems to me like the one i´ve waited for. only the short wheelbase got me thinking.
I did a quick math and the following problem shows:

a: front-center: 611,5 mm
b: wheel radius: 755/2 = 377,5
c: crank length (short one): 165 mm

a-b-c=69 mm

Thats the room for your shoe form centre of the pedal to the front wheel. In my case i would need at least 95 mm not to get an overlap.
So my question: is this concerning? do i get it wrong? how much longer could a 56 frame be?

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Road Bike Frames, Wheels & Components / Re: Tagoola wheel
« on: May 05, 2026, 02:12:43 AM »
Our hubs can be directly switched between QR and thru-axle. Simply replace the side caps.
Thanks @Matter for the answer. Actually i need side caps for through axle 12x135, not QR. If possible that would be really great.
Otherwise i´ll have to turn on the lathe again ;)

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Road Bike Frames, Wheels & Components / Re: Tagoola wheel
« on: May 03, 2026, 01:21:07 PM »
Hey everyone,

I'd like to upgrade my 2015 Specialized Diverge with a new wheelset.

The first thing to consider with this model is the maximum tire width:
Specialized specifies 35c, but I'm already riding 38c without any problems. Therefore, my choice would be the Tagoola Super Six 2.0 or the Terra R26 Pro 50. Both are 35mm wide and sufficiently light.

The second thing is a bit trickier. Back then, Specialized had the brilliant idea of ​​introducing a rear hub with the standard SCS 135x12 spacing. As we all know, that never caught on. So, I'd have to swap the end caps on the rear hub to go from 142mm to 135mm. I've seen something like this for DT Swiss hubs before. And maybe the Tagoola hubs are compatible with DT end caps? Perhaps Matter could comment on this?

I welcome any input.

Regards, Trolo

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