Quote from: Pistonbroke on June 19, 2026, 09:09:36 AM
Nero show was good, and echoed my current thoughts.
Still loving the 35 gp5k's - 38wam. If they come out with 40's I'll give them a go.
I don't do alpine ascents, but they are generally giving me the same or faster average on my rides, and using a gravel frame instead of previous road bike.
And it's very very comfortable!

What rims (internal width) do you have these tires mounted on? They look good!

Quote from: SWeiden on June 16, 2026, 10:04:27 AM
Someone has posted a transparent green frame in the 160 pages this thread now has, so its possible

I have been through all 160+ pages and either missed it or didn't see it. I did see a couple of lovely green bikes, but no transparent green. There isn't a "search within thread" option I am missing is there (that would be handy).

I am starting my process with Lightcarbon and really love the transparent green that Quick Pro offers. It doesn't seem like this is one of LCs standard offerings. Has anyone managed to get this on a LC bike yet?

Quote from: StorTre on April 26, 2026, 04:06:57 PM
Some updated info from the TaveloSG instagram account.

I am hopeful that this geo isnt accurate as it isnt looking like a higher stack to me... Have we seen any other mentions of geometry?

Quote from: alberino on April 11, 2026, 12:21:45 AM

Wow, thanks! That is gorgeous!!!

Has anyone seen the transparent red color on the quick pro frames? I love how the transparent green looks and think it could look really good with the red as well, seeing the CF underneath the paint.

Yup, I totally missed the letter E next to that angle...

Awesome, thanks for the clarification!

The drawing shows two seat tube angles. The one to the bottom bracket is the effective seat tube angle. The one over the seat post is usually called the seat tube angle. The effective seat tube angle is generally steeper than the seat tube angle. It may be that the 75 degrees is the effective measure, but it is not clear.

What is the effective seat angle on this?