Yes, it's pretty responsive.

No issues on the descents.
Of course, in combination with crosswinds it's a bit tricky to handle but that's basically with every aero frames with deep wheels, I think.

Hey guys,

Just wanted to share that I've finally finished my Hygge S-AURA build!

As planned, I went with an 11-speed Ultegra Di2 groupset and Yoeleo C60 Pro wheels. For the crankset, I picked the Magene TEO with the PES 515 power meter. The bottle cages are the Ahyka Aero ones from PandaPodium (which is also where I sourced the power meter).

The Build Process:
Routing cables for an 11-speed Di2 is always a pain, especially through the cockpit. But honestly, this handlebar was way easier to work with than others I've dealt with in the past.
However, I did struggle quite a bit getting the cable through the chainstay to the rear derailleur. In the end, a wire coat hanger and a cable guide saved the day.

The front brake caused a bit more trouble. Unfortunately, the lower part of the threads was filled with paint. I actually had to re-tap both threads before I could even mount the caliper.

The Headset Issue:
The biggest headache so far has been the headset. The fork crown rubs slightly against the frame, which is obviously chipping the paint. I'm not entirely sure yet if it's just a case of excessive paint buildup or something else. I reached out to Hygge about it, and they promised to send me a headset bearing kit with an 8mm stack height instead of the standard 7mm. Let's see if that fixes it.

On a side note, I also replaced the stock hanger with a UDH direct mount hanger for Shimano.

First Ride Impressions:
The first few kilometers felt really good. Nothing unusual stood out, which is definitely a positive thing! The cockpit feels solid and plenty stiff. And surprisingly, the 3D-printed saddle they threw in as a freebie is actually super comfortable.

And now for the most important part: the weight! 😉
Fully built including pedals, bottle cages, and a Garmin mount (race-ready): 7,260g

For this price point, that's an absolute statement, IMO. If I swapped to slightly lighter Serenade wheels and lighter pedals (currently running Ultegra), breaking the 7kg mark is definitely within reach.

I bought the Magene TEO with the 515 spider powermeter as well.
But my driveside crankarm comes loose after every 10-15 km

Anyone experienced something similar? Solutions?
Thanks

I just couldn't get the "WorldPeace" paint job on the Hygge S-AURA out of my head, so I simply had to pull the trigger and buy the frame. It's definitely a lot more expensive than a TanTan X68 or a LightCarbon etc., but I just had to have it...

Ordered on 2026-05-18, it was finally shipped on 2026-06-08 after a few follow-up messages. Shipping to Germany was pretty fast, and it arrived on 2026-06-19—luckily with zero damage to the box.

The packaging was really solid and seems to be the current standard box used by many brands like Evolve and others, which you might have already seen in some YouTube videos by "GC Performance" and the likes. Definitely a massive step up compared to the old days.

Frame Specs
Frame: Hygge S-AURA "WorldPeace" paint job
Size: L
Handlebar: 38x110
Saddle: a 3D printed saddle with carbon rails was added as a gift from Hygge

Component Weights (Self-weighed):

• Frame: 1101g (incl. derailleur hanger and front derailleur mount)
• Seatpost: 152g
• Fork: 418g
• Handlebars: 344g
• Top cap / Cable guide: 23g
• Computer mount: 24g (without insert)
• Expander plug: 22g
• Spacers: 34g
• Headset bearings: 61g
• Front thru-axle: 21g
• Rear thru-axle: 31g
• Saddle: 169g

Hygge claims a weight of 900g for the size L frame. I was hoping it would come in around 1000g including paint and the hanger, but oh well...

When it comes to the paint job and the decals, you can definitely see a bit of a quality gap. At first glance everything looks fine, but if you look closer, there are a few imperfections. I guess that's to be expected with this kind of intricate paint job and price point, though.

The Build Plan
I'm building it up with a Shimano Ultegra Di2 (11-speed) group that I had left over from an old bike. I'll be pairing it with a Magene TEO P515 powermeter crankset, matching Magene chainrings and DuraAce cassette. For the bottom bracket, I will likely go with a Cybrei or WheelsManafucturing one.

For the wheels, I'll start with what I already have on hand—either a set of Yoeleo C60s or a custom build with DT Swiss 240 hubs (38/47mm depth). Down the road, I'll probably swap them out for some Serenade "Wavy" wheels.

Bottle cages will be the Ahyka Aero Bottles (from PandaPodium).
Let's see what the final total weight turns out to be and, more importantly, how the frame actually rides!

Does a sizing chart exist for the frame.
Interested in sizes M/L

Quote from: Requiem84 on June 11, 2026, 05:47:13 AM
Until we are there, we will be offering our frames without branding

When will the frame be available to purchase.
The website doesn´t list it yet.