I just saw the attached photo of the 32 inch Megomo.  Hard to tell what size it is but it doesn't look like toe overlap is a big issue.

It doesn't appear to be the classic race geometry, but it looks pretty similar to what Cam Jones rode at Unbound with a "slammed 100mm Syncros alloy stem" according to BikeRumor. 

As a tall older guy with 45 year old flexibility that doesn't really race a higher stack isn't the end of the world for me.

The SpCycle that they started a new thread with seems to have the exact same dimensions as the TanTan, and look the same.  So I assume it's the same mold. 

Quote from: RiP on September 22, 2026, 08:58:51 AM
Key elements from this schematic:

• should be an L size equivalent: 410mm Reach, 621.9mm Stack, 588.3mm TT and 490mm ST;
• Boost hub spacing: 110x15mm front and 148x12mm rear;
• 2.4 inch tire clearance;
• T47 inboard BB (86mm);
• 68.5º HTA, 74º STA;
• 1112.2mm wheelbase, 455mm chainstays;
• frame/downtube storage, front bottle mounted on the frame, above the door;
• there's a reference to "SRAM 42T", which I assume is the max chainring size, but not sure if it's for the regular or wide crank...

This isn't that far off the geometry of my size large Lauf True Grit, which is interesting.  It has a more relaxed headtube (70.5 vs 68.5) but the seat tube goes from 72.5 to 74, so it kind of balances out.

I don't want to poke the hornet's nest, but I was looking into a new gravel bike and started thinking about 32-inch wheels.  I'm 6'4 so they actually wouldn't be bad for me (I assume).  Schwalbe has announced the G One RS in 32 coming out early next year. 

Since people on this site seem to be more in tune with what the Chinese manufacturers are doing, has anyone heard anything about new frames?

Quote from: jermu on September 16, 2026, 10:36:55 AM
Geo looks really good but damn that rear end looks hideous

The Rear end reminds me of the Argon 18 Anti-Matter, which LT apparently makes.

Has anyone tested actual tire widths and frame spacing?  the 57mm version has 6mm on each side of the tire if it's a 57.  Is that the same for this version?