1
29er / Re: Workswell WCB-M-336 Hardtail / UDH
« on: August 10, 2023, 01:25:22 PM »
Looks very much like SP Cycle SP-M06 to me.
Chinese Carbon MTB Forums
News:
Happy Holidays!
Show Posts
This section allows you to view all posts made by this member. Note that you can only see posts made in areas you currently have access to.
Pages: [1]
2
29er / Re: SP-M016 - Size
« on: August 03, 2023, 07:49:52 AM »
Thanks for the response. Always good with a second opinion.
I can get a good price on a complete Shimano M8100 groupset, but the M8100 has a 52mm chainline, and with 32T it might not fit the frame.
I can get a good price on a complete Shimano M8100 groupset, but the M8100 has a 52mm chainline, and with 32T it might not fit the frame.
3
29er / SP-M016 - Size
« on: July 31, 2023, 01:11:59 AM »
Hello
Firstly Thanks for all the help you all gave me when deciding on my Carbonda frame and components - ended up being a really nice bike.
Now my girlfriend have tried my bike a few times and would like to build her own, but she likes hardtails more than fully.
So we have looked at the SPCycle SP-M016 frame, where the sellers recommend a 17" for her(she is 169cm tall) but looking at the numbers of her current bike(Giant Liv Tempt E+ 2 medium)and my carbonda FM-1002 large, we are leaning most towards the large with a short stem as the stem on her current bike is like 70mm.
Looking forward for your feedback and replies.
Firstly Thanks for all the help you all gave me when deciding on my Carbonda frame and components - ended up being a really nice bike.
Now my girlfriend have tried my bike a few times and would like to build her own, but she likes hardtails more than fully.
So we have looked at the SPCycle SP-M016 frame, where the sellers recommend a 17" for her(she is 169cm tall) but looking at the numbers of her current bike(Giant Liv Tempt E+ 2 medium)and my carbonda FM-1002 large, we are leaning most towards the large with a short stem as the stem on her current bike is like 70mm.
Looking forward for your feedback and replies.
4
29er / Re: FM1002 / FM1166 - 150mm frame
« on: October 09, 2022, 07:40:03 AM »Frame arrived today. I seem to be missing a piece on their headset. Shouldnt there be a top compression split ring to engage the top bearing? All i have is the spacer with the hole in it for internal routing and the top cap. Anyone have any pictures of how they put together their headset?
Like i replied on your PM there is no top compression ring and just the bearing and the centering spacer with cuts for internal cable routing. Just writing it here so others might find the information.
5
29er / Re: Carbonda FM909
« on: October 09, 2022, 06:54:43 AM »Can someone tell me what the ISCG bolt diameter and length is on the ISCG mounts? Google not helping. Most saying M6 (some not), lengths varying wildly.
I'm running a 36 oval so likely won't find a guide / guard that will fit, but I need to put some bolts in the holes.
Most is 6mm and total length with guide is around 10mm. Guides use countersunk bolts, you can use regular allen head bolts if you just need bolts to plug the holes.
6
29er / My Carbonda FM1002 Build
« on: October 08, 2022, 12:40:27 PM »
Finally got all the parts for my bike and got it assembled today.
Spent around 5-6 hours from start to finish.
The frame is a Large and is fitted with these parts:
SRAM Eagle NX drivetrain
RockShox Domain 170mm fork
RockShox Deluxe Ultimate rear shock
DT Swiss wheels set 30mm internal width
Schwalbe 2.6 Nobby Nick tyres(Tubeless)
LevelNine seatpost and a used saddle(so i could measure how much space for a dropper post)
E*Thirteen handlebar 800mm wide
Magura MT Trail Sport brakes 203/180mm
Any good "names" for the bike i can get some stickers made, was thinking about Chinalized(Specialized) or Cheep Scrap(Scott Spark).
Spent around 5-6 hours from start to finish.
The frame is a Large and is fitted with these parts:
SRAM Eagle NX drivetrain
RockShox Domain 170mm fork
RockShox Deluxe Ultimate rear shock
DT Swiss wheels set 30mm internal width
Schwalbe 2.6 Nobby Nick tyres(Tubeless)
LevelNine seatpost and a used saddle(so i could measure how much space for a dropper post)
E*Thirteen handlebar 800mm wide
Magura MT Trail Sport brakes 203/180mm
Any good "names" for the bike i can get some stickers made, was thinking about Chinalized(Specialized) or Cheep Scrap(Scott Spark).
7
29er / Re: Carbonda Fm-1002 vs lightcarbon lcfs947
« on: October 07, 2022, 12:49:26 PM »
Im building mine with 170mm fork
8
29er / Re: Carbonda FM1002 or LightCarbon LCFS947
« on: September 11, 2022, 08:35:45 AM »
Just a small update, got some parts for the bike build:
RockShox Domain RC 170mm.
RockShox Deluxe Ultimate.
Sram NX Eagle 1x12 11-50 with DUB buttom bracket.
Magura MT Trail Sport with 203/180mm rotors.
And is getting set of DT Swiss wheels next week.
RockShox Domain RC 170mm.
RockShox Deluxe Ultimate.
Sram NX Eagle 1x12 11-50 with DUB buttom bracket.
Magura MT Trail Sport with 203/180mm rotors.
And is getting set of DT Swiss wheels next week.
9
29er / Re: Carbonda FM1002 or LightCarbon LCFS947
« on: September 05, 2022, 11:36:49 AM »
Thanks for the reply. Ill look for a 160/170mm fork.
10
29er / Re: Carbonda FM1002 or LightCarbon LCFS947
« on: September 03, 2022, 10:42:21 AM »
Im about to order some parts for the frame, and i was wondering if its best to stick with 150mm front travel or should i go for 160 or even more?
11
29er / Re: Carbonda FM1002 or LightCarbon LCFS947
« on: September 01, 2022, 10:35:54 AM »
i decided on the FM1002, because most people recommend it and the support from Carbonda has been amazing.
12
29er / Re: Carbonda FM1002 or LightCarbon LCFS947
« on: August 26, 2022, 12:19:09 PM »
Thanks all for the feedback.
Just mailed Carbonda and ordered a large, some spare parts and paint.
Should i get a set of LightCarbon carbon wheels for it, or some cheap Shimano/WTB wheels (https://www.bike24.com/p2415032.html front wheel).
What i might put on the frame:
Magura MT Trail Sport brakes F203/R180mm
RockShox Domain 2022 170mm fork
RockShow Deluxe Select+ 205x60 rear shock
Cant decide if i should go with Shimano or Sram groupset(nothing is in stock at a good price).
What tyre size are others running on theirs?
Just mailed Carbonda and ordered a large, some spare parts and paint.
Should i get a set of LightCarbon carbon wheels for it, or some cheap Shimano/WTB wheels (https://www.bike24.com/p2415032.html front wheel).
What i might put on the frame:
Magura MT Trail Sport brakes F203/R180mm
RockShox Domain 2022 170mm fork
RockShow Deluxe Select+ 205x60 rear shock
Cant decide if i should go with Shimano or Sram groupset(nothing is in stock at a good price).
What tyre size are others running on theirs?
13
29er / Re: Carbonda FM1002 or LightCarbon LCFS947
« on: August 23, 2022, 10:11:26 AM »
Thanks for all the awesome replies.
I'm 179cm tall so i guess i would need a size Large FM1002?
The color I'm looking to get it colored is YS2430 - Black with "rainbow specles".
I might still get the LightCarbon wheels as it's a good deal from them.
I'm 179cm tall so i guess i would need a size Large FM1002?
The color I'm looking to get it colored is YS2430 - Black with "rainbow specles".
I might still get the LightCarbon wheels as it's a good deal from them.
14
29er / Re: Carbonda FM1002 or LightCarbon LCFS947
« on: August 19, 2022, 12:35:16 PM »
Thanks for the advice. Might get the Carbonda Frame and wheelset from LightCarbon(would have to pay 2 times shipping).
15
29er / Carbonda FM1002 or LightCarbon LCFS947
« on: August 19, 2022, 12:36:17 AM »
Hello
I have been following a few of you build your bikes and i want to build my own. But i can't decide on which one to choose.
Lightcarbon also have offered to sell the frame with a carbon wheelset(OE 87MB).
From what i can see the Carbonda is a bit newer and uses a more common shock, where the LightCarbon uses a bit uncommon shock.
I have been following a few of you build your bikes and i want to build my own. But i can't decide on which one to choose.
Lightcarbon also have offered to sell the frame with a carbon wheelset(OE 87MB).
From what i can see the Carbonda is a bit newer and uses a more common shock, where the LightCarbon uses a bit uncommon shock.
Pages: [1]