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I can take some better pics later today. The fork is not too long, there is space between the cap and the compression plug. It’s also not upside down as the underside of the cap is unfinished and the top has a bevel for the screw to go into.

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not sure from your photo if its mounted correctly. here's a pic of mine

Hmmm, mine looks flat on top while yours seems to contour and follow the shape of the stem. I’ll have to follow up with Lightcarbon and see what they say, looks like I just got the wrong part. Luckily I can use a standard round one for the time being and ride the bike but do ultimately want the correct piece.
Thanks for your reply and photo to compare.

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Has anyone seen this issue before with stem top cap not fitting right? I don’t think I’m doing it wrong, just seems to not fit properly. Attached photo

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Well, I am 172cm, too - but with an 81,5cm inseam and quite happy with size 52.

I am 173cm and bike fitter measured my inseam at 858mm but with my cycling shoes on. Is your 815mm measurement with or without shoes? I always thought I was pretty average so it was surprising to find out i have longer legs and how that affects the geometry I need.

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I’m pretty much ready to place an order for my frame and just wanted to sense check my frame size choice. I’m 179cm tall with an in seam of 83cm. On most other manufacturers sizing guide I would choose a size M or 54cm and checking with the geo comparison site the M seems ok. However the sizing guide on LC website I fall into size 52 (s) albeit on the upper limit. So just wanted to check here that owners are happy with their sizes and maybe their guide is not accurate for selection.

I am 172cm with 85.8cm inseam and went with the 52 with 90mm stem based on my fitter's recommendation. We talked about the size 50 as well with a 100mm stem but the stack was going to be getting pretty low and I would need a lot of spacers. Your body proportions are going to dictate a lot if your an in betweener. I apparently have longer legs than what is typical for my height so I have to run the saddle higher which leads to more handlebar drop so I need more stack of the 52. People usually suggest sizing down when in doubt and adjusting from there but for me, it would be going the wrong way. Best thing to do other than a bike fit, in my opinion, is look up at least Stack and Reach of other bikes you've ridden and compare.

Also, if you do order, do keep in mind that they are still having delays with handlebars. I got an email early last week with pictures of my frame being complete and painted but was told yesterday that handlebars are still 3 weeks out from now. I only ordered it 3 weeks ago and I see people have had a lot longer delays so I can't complain.




Hey,
By any chance, do you know a frame which would have a similar Geometry compared to the LCR018-D please? (a popular brand like Canyon, Specialized, Giant... so i can try them in a shop)

Thanks

Enve Fray I think is almost idenctical

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