What is Promance charging for these frames?

Update time. My confidence in Aliexpress has grown exponentially. I've yet to get burned on a product, and each order has exceeded my expectations. Here's what I've purchased and my experience so far:

• $7 VXM plastic saddle - Love it. Very comfortable. Weighs just over 180g. I've got about 200 miles on it so far and I'm a big guy.
• $24 ELITA One carbon stem in 60 and 70mm. I've bought two because I've needed the low stack height these over. They've been very solid, and I'm pleased with them. I dislike the stem bolt interface, but it's a minor complaint.
• I've purchased numerous KINGSTOP hoses and fittings (Shimano, SRAM and Formula). All work great. Just make sure you buy the correct connections.
• $4 for 5 Shift cables. Works as expected. No issues.
• $20 - Superlogic 27.2 carbon setback seatpost - only about 10 miles, but holding steady. Goofy leveling mechanism, but it's not too hard to figure out.
• $1 red aluminum seatpost clamp. Came branded unlike the parts shown in the picture. Works fine though.
• $13 for 4 pairs of red metallic sintered disc pads from SOOCENT. Love these pads. Great stopping power, durability and they're quiet. I've bought 3 or 4 sets now.
• 3 months later and I'm still waiting for these shift cable hosings to arrive. Seller finally sent a replacement.
• Silicone grips. These SUCK! Do not bother. They're very thin and loose on the bars. I've tried several vendors silicone grips and haven't found anything worthwhile.

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I've never had suspension bearings held in with a c-clip, and I definitely advise against locktite.

When I replace suspension bearings, I apply a thin layer of assembly grease. Proper torque should remove play. As a last resort, you could try using some shims/washers if there's play in the bearings at torque.

I've hit 240lbs kitted up on my CS-057 and chinese carbon rims. Small drops, lots of roots, etc. It's holding strong!

Hammered on this B A D B O Y E for about 4 hours on Saturday. 34 miles through the woods. Everything was perfect, but at about mile 24 I started hearing some clicking and noticed my rear wheel wasn't dished correctly. "Oh well," I thought. "I'll fix that when I get home. Not like I can do it now!"

I finished the ride, loaded my bike up, drove home and hung the bike up. When I went out to the garage the next day to redish the wheel and problem shoot the clicking noise, I was extremely surprised to find what I found.

The two screws that hold on the derailleur hanger completely fell out! The entire derailleur hanger was just sitting there, held only by the thru axle and chain tension. I have no idea how I was able to ride 10 miles over some pretty rough terrain, but thankfully nothing else broke as a result. I bought some spare hangers with the frame and they came with screws, so I hit them with some Blue Locktite and put them back. Wheel was perfect and the clicking was gone, of course.

Take care with your stem.
One guy on a french forum had the same and his handlebar was moving by 4 to 5 cm on the extremity due do the lack of stiffness of this carbon stem.

I was super anxious about it at first, but its been rock solid.

I love Squirt too.

I've always flirted with the idea of paraffin...i guess I'll give it a go once I get threw some of my current lubes.