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29er / Re: BXT-MTB-117 150mm AM bike
« on: June 27, 2024, 05:43:33 PM »
Nice pic from the ride today.
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Looking good, but that's some seriously light rubber on that bike
Looks good.
Are there rubber grommets to go on the cable entry points into the frame?
that's one I was considering for next built! can you confirm frame weight? what are your initial impression?
Hi everyone! I have a request that is different from the last topic you were talking about.
I’m planning to buy this frame and I’d like to paint it myself.
So I have few questions for you all.
I read in another thread that Carbonda gives you two options for my case:
- a raw frame that you have to sand it and patch it yourself
- a frame that has been sanded, patched and painted with a black matte paint, that I would have to sand it again to be painted by me.
So what does it mean that you have to patch it? You don’t usually patch a broken frame?
What is the best less work/better result option between these two in your opinion?
Thank you very much!!
This is PETG for size checking. If I decide to move forward, I will print from PA-CF20.
But what I see now makes me understand that petg does a good job - the plastic part can be made larger. For example:
That’s very reasonable pricing, I’ll have to put in an order for a set. Nice that it seems to come with absolutely everything, as the OEM grommets and bolts aren’t the toughest.
How long did it take to arrive/what carrier did they use?