Geeze. Talk about side bar discussions...    After posting my problem, I wrote to IGSports.  No answer yet.  I figure it is the weekend there.   In the mean time,  2 things.   1. I searched my problem and the AI response stated to try a hard reset, (which I tried many times.),  or let the battery run down and try to start it again. 
For grins this morning, I held the power on button down, and after 6 seconds, the unit turned on.   -like nothing had happened.  The battery shows about 80%. +, there was no hard reset, and all my history and routes are still there

The AI response stated that this is a common problem that has been reported. 

Now you guys can go back to discussing your problems with the 630s model.

I have a problem with my IGS800.  After my latest multi day bike packing ride, my the battery was at 35 %.  On my drive home,  I plugged the bike computer into a regular 2 Amp charger.  When it was charged to 100% I unplugged it.   After 10 minutes, I noticed that the charge screen had not disappeared.  I pushed the power button and the computer wouldn't turn on.  Then I tried all buttons. NOTHING!The battery charge screen has been on for hours now showing 100%.   Thoughts? Anyone else have a similar problem?

I made contact with Jack from Mondince just to double check Light Cycling legitimacy and he advised me that it is their sister company, so I went to order one of their frames.

I have just received the frame I ordered (image on a previous post and see below) from Daniel at light Cycling and I have had a very good experience!

Pro's:
1. Good, regular clear contact - honestly, he replied much quicker than I could even reply back sometimes!
2. Custom paint job - see the photo, looks incredible!
3. Quick delivery (~approx 2 weeks) and no additional hidden import taxes/fees - was all included in the price Daniel quoted me. Packaging all very solid as well from the photos...

Welcome to the forum. When you get a chance, please introduce yourself.   These days, when I see an image posted of a beautiful, perfect frame, with numerous names dropped,  I am often skeptical when it is a first post. 
Perhaps, it is just me being paranoid.  Apologies in advance that I am skeptical.


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I discovered today that Waltly has entered the 32er market.  They state they have developed their own 32er carbon fork, and offer 32er wheelsets.

I made an inquiry, and hopefully they will quickly get back to me.

Here is the link.

https://www.waltlyti.com/product/61.html

Hi guys,

Anyone found a frame bag that can fit? Or has someone got a custom frame bag made to fit in the upper space around the bottles or the entire triangle?

I  gave up on trying to find a frame bag that fit my Spcycle M05 frame and didn't want to pay $$$ for a custom bag.

I looked at a few MYOG sites and watched a few videos on sewing up my own frame bag.  If you have average sewing skills, sewing one up on your own is a piece of cake. (4 hour job + study time) I have successfully sewn up 3 different frame bags for my Bikepacking rigs over the past few years.   

You will end up with a very small frame bag if you leave space for water bottles.   Instead, migrate to soft insulated stem side water bottle bags to hold your main water bottles.  For bike camping, you will find that having a top tube bag, (Bento-box) will become your primary storage to access items that you want quick access to, then your frame bag will become your second level quick access.   

I've been using a PNW Coastal dropper on my Gravel bike for over 4 years.   I am so glad I let myself suffer the "over 1lb." bike weight increase.    I can descend so much faster than my fixed post riding buddies on the rough gravel roads and trails we frequent.    I have droppers on all of my 29ers: hardtail, bikepacker, and FS bike.

I just ordered this dropper for my pending SPCycle G028 build.   https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256812033342849.html  It sure is a heavy sucker, but I want to see how a wireless dropper works.

I would never purchase a gravel frame that doesn't have a round seat post.

OTOH,  one has to consider that the majority of "Gravel bike" riders do not get to enjoy long steep climbs, and sketchy 8+ mile steep descents one experiences in the Pacific North West states, when you are lucky enough to live in rural places, versus riders that live in the Asphalt jungles.

• I paid 40euros for costumes, 30 for taxes and 10 for processing fee, this was a bit anoyying but OK

Yeah, here in the states, Halloween costumes are already for sale in the stores.  Great to see that you thought ahead and purchased your costumes so early.