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29er / Re: Carbonda fm936 Thoughts
« on: January 01, 2021, 01:02:27 PM »
Quote from: zilcho on January 01, 2021, 11:22:15 AM
Is that for the SL version?  I'm assuming it includes the integrated handlebar based on the pictures.  That still seems like a price increase vs 936 though.

It is excluding the handlebar for sure, Adam let me know that they were still testing the handlebar, and at a later moment he could share more details.
Based on his response it looks like this is the price for the normal version, and the super light will come at a premium, but that I still need to verify.
So it indeed seems a bit of price increase compared to the FM936.

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29er / Re: icanbikes S24 - does anyne has info on this?
« on: December 30, 2020, 08:08:57 AM »
Quote from: carbonazza on December 29, 2020, 02:12:18 PM
200g lighter than the FM936, isn't it ?

You're right! I thought the FM936 was also around 1700 grams, but it is slightly over 1900 grams indeed. So that is another good reason to get this one :)

Quote from: endurik on December 30, 2020, 07:15:24 AM
from now carbonda sells it too, FM909

http://www.carbonda.com/mountain/full-suspension/130.html

Interesting! I'm going to reach out to them! Wondering what the price is.

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29er / Re: icanbikes S24 - does anyne has info on this?
« on: December 29, 2020, 07:03:26 AM »
Interesting frame! I am looking for a pure XC version (light build, 100mm fork) next to my FM936 which is still going strong after around 1000kms.
At the moment I have some doubts going for this one straight away, I am thinking to wait till there are more shops offering alternative frames with a modern geometry.
I don't see too many differences between this frame and the FM936; the geometry seems more or less the same (reach, stack, chainstay length, seat and head tube angles) as well as the weight of the (superlight) frame.

What could be more benefits of this frame compared to the FM936, next to having space for two bidons? Will the suspension design bring more benefits?

Just wondering what your considerations are, I'm planning to spend some time to dive in the suspensions designs a bit.

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29er / Re: Carbonda fm936 Thoughts
« on: December 19, 2019, 03:14:54 AM »
I indeed don't have a remote lockout, thought to convert from manual to remote myself, but appeared to be very complicated, so I still have to send the shock to a center for conversion (but is expensive). For now I don't change the shock setup during riding, which is actually also fine.

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29er / Re: Carbonda fm936 Thoughts
« on: December 15, 2019, 06:19:32 AM »
I have a regular M8100 crank (M8100-1), with 52mm chainline, there is 1cm between the chain and the chainstay.


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29er / Re: Carbonda fm936 Thoughts
« on: November 22, 2019, 06:47:17 AM »
You can route it through the frame, there is a line running through the frame already (for rear derailleur, rear brake and dropper), which you can use to guide your dropper cable through the frame itself.

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29er / Re: Carbonda fm936 Thoughts
« on: November 09, 2019, 04:26:40 AM »
It's an SL frame, size M.

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29er / Re: Carbonda fm936 Thoughts
« on: November 08, 2019, 07:30:45 AM »
Also received the frame (size M), and already build the bike with combination of XTR and XT components, with Fox Factory fork and shock, total weight is about 10,5kg.
First round in town is positive, now need to take it to the trails!




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29er / Re: Carbonda fm936 Thoughts
« on: September 11, 2019, 04:16:23 AM »
Thanks for the review numberzero!

I decided to also go for this frame, just ordered a light weight size M myself (I'm 175cm tall), will use a 50mm stem. Furthermore will build the bike with a 120mm Fox 34 Step-Cast fork, and a Fox Float DPS Factory 165x45 rear shock, XTR shifter, derailleur and brakes, for the rest all XT 12-speed drivetrain. Cockpit will be a collection of AliExpress items. I will reuse my selfbuild Newmen rim-DT Swiss 350 hub wheels from my current bike. All-in-all the bike should weigh little bit over 10kg.

@numberzero; a 165x45 trunnion mount rear shock fits right? Everywhere I see 165x40 as maximum, so I was just wondering if you had to do any modifications to let a 165x45 fit.

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29er / Re: Carbonda fm936 Thoughts
« on: August 01, 2019, 05:49:17 AM »
Sounds good! How is the handling compared to the LCFS902 frame? Is this frame the next level?

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29er / Re: Carbonda fm936 Thoughts
« on: July 24, 2019, 10:37:56 AM »
Congrats numberzero, great news!

Which components are you planning to use for your build?
I'm also planning to use a similar Fox rear shock, are you planning to install a remote? Do you know if that is even possible?

Looking forward to build pics!

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29er / Re: Carbonda fm936 Thoughts
« on: July 23, 2019, 12:28:47 AM »
I'm planning to order a lightweight frame somewhere August-September, so in the winter I can build the bike up. Which size are you guys ordering, just your regular size, or one size smaller due to the length of the bike? Couldn't find any recommendated size based on length on the NS Bikes site yet, neither on the Stevens site.
Actually also curious to know if someone already received the frame, and can tell us more about finishing quality, final weight, etc.

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