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Road Bike Frames, Wheels & Components / Re: LTWOO ER9 & ERX - Electronic groepsets
« on: February 26, 2026, 09:41:58 PM »
LTWoo should just open source the firmware and software.
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I think the chance that they're both doing the same steerer as the original product, including the kevlar braid, but from two different factories, is close to zero.
They're almost certainly using the same factory for the fork at the very least. Frame may indeed be different factories. I think this is the same 'Taiwanese' (probably nothing to do with Taiwan at this point) clone seller with loads of shopfronts on AliExpress. The quality of their frames is usually significantly higher than TanTan.
Seraph offers gravel bikes prebuilt with wheeltop from $900 on aliexpress, crazy!
Got my D50CU-28 T1100 in the Mail. Wheels look great, packaging is very good and overall quality seems to match expectations.
One caveat are the actual rim measurments. Actual measurments are 22mm internal and 29mm external instead of 21.4mm internal, 29,2mm external.
With the wider internal and narrower external width a 28mm gp5000 s tr measures 29mm and sits flush with the rim profile, so no rule of 105% to achieve here, if your don't want to have a 25mm tyre, which most of us certainly will not want. So in some way the rim profile is neither here nor there, neither fit for narrow nor really fit for wide tyres. I will get on with it, but this difference to the advertised measurments is the worst difference you can have in a rim profile. Both rims measure the same btw, so i don't think this is a unit variation problem.
Measurements done with a digital caliper and at multiple locations.
I agree on pricing. If you’re patient, you can get pretty sweet framesets with warranty and resale value for that kind of money. Bike24 currently sell Supersix EVO Hi Mod framesets and BMC Roadmachine framesets for less than that. They’re both not for me geometry wise. But it shows what kind of competition these run against at that price point. I’ve seen Giant TCR and Propel frames go for around 1500-1800EUR there as well. And if something’s wrong I could literally walk into their store as it’s close to me. No way I’d take that kind of leap of faith on an unproven Chiner frame. Warranty or not.
I do rate Hongfu however. I bought accessories like seatposts and handlebars directly from them quite a few years back. Nothing but solid.
This thing's price gets you some pretty serious used hardware. TCL SLs, Ultimate CF SLXs etc. With actual resale and some semblance of warranty support.
Only reason I opted for UD glossy is that my last SPCycle frameset had so-so paint. My other UD glossy frameset seemed to fare better from regular ride wear. I attached a photo they sent me with the frame on the scale.
The frame we are speaking of is the TT-X69.
LC at 870g, TanTan at 1096g. The TT-X68 is 836g.
The Light carbon frame is still 250g lighter if that matters to you xD.
As for the price, I found TanTan and Light carbon to be in the same ballpark, maybe I get too expensive offers from TanTan xD
Now that is crappy, they literally just glued that shit on. It doesn't even fit well
now with more air intakes
Do you think the 6903 bearings can really lower the rolling resistance ? I am not sure, DT Swiss uses same 6802 and 15267 on their hubs. At least so far we haven't any client saying our hubs with high rolling resistance or anything bad. Anyway we use good bearings, maybe just different sizes with others'.
Well the bike is 1ond 1 and they have even used the same material in the steerer tube looks like dyneema reinforcement. Why go to all the at trouble for a counterfeit frame.
Likely these frames are the same as Tan Tan are an OEM and well this is not a frame from some random seller on AliExpress