Hi everyone, after gathering all the parts, my Spcycle G028 build is finally assembled! I wanted to build a fast but capable gravel/monster cross bike, and I am absolutely thrilled with how aggressive it looks.
The only detail left is the chainring. I need to change it to a 0mm offset one because right now I am running 3mm of spacers on the crank spindle to make it fit, and I want to remove them. Other than that, she is ready to roll!
Here is the full build breakdown:

Frame: Spcycle G028 Carbon (Size S, Matte Black)
Wheels: CSC Carbon 50mm depth, 32mm internal width
Tires: Maxxis Rekon Race 2.35" 120 TPI (Front) / Maxxis Ikon 2.20" 60 TPI (Rear)
Shifters & Brakes: SRAM Rival AXS E1 (standard SRAM pads)
Rear Derailleur: SRAM S-1000 AXS T-Type 12-speed
Cassette: 10-50T 12-speed
Chain: KMC X-Flat Waxed 12-speed
Powermeter & Cranks: GEOID PM500 (165mm)
Bottom Bracket: Spcycle T47-24mm Ceramic
Chainring: Wuzei 44T (currently 3mm offset)
Handlebar: Kocevlo Carbon 380mm
Stem: Platt Alloy 80mm (-6 degrees)
Bar Tape: Standard silicone wrap
Seatpost: Toseek Carbon 27.2mm
Saddle: Balugoe Carbon (Specialized Power 143 replica)
Pedals: Shimano Deore XT
Bottle Cages: Standard alloy cages

I've attached a picture of the final setup. Let me know what you guys think!

Hi everyone,
My Spcycle G028 is painted and ready to ship. I asked the seller for pictures of the head tube area and noticed the transition to raw carbon on the fork looks a bit rough around the routing hole.
I know some roughness is normal with these cheap carbon frames, and honestly, it looks much better than other horror stories I've seen here on the forum. Still, I wanted to get your eyes on it before giving the green light.
Does it look acceptable to you? Thanks!