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Cyclocross Frames, Wheels & Components / Re: Chainline help - Light Carbon LCG-071 and Sram Apex axs
« on: November 18, 2024, 06:57:14 AM »
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Road Bike Frames, Wheels & Components / Re: Xiamen Carbon Speed 10 years anniversary special promotion
« on: November 15, 2024, 08:56:17 AM »d50cu-28 t800, in house hubs, carbon spokes, 1316g. Can't wait to get them in hand.
Is That a Glossy finish?
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Cyclocross Frames, Wheels & Components / Re: Chainline help - Light Carbon LCG-071 and Sram Apex axs
« on: November 15, 2024, 05:44:44 AM »
Im riding in extreme flats, Like Netherlands flats! The only Hills are the 5m increase of the bridges over the Highways in the area.
Surface would be Tarmac and a Bit of Gravel, Not through Woods or extreme off-road.
Im Not a Racer or ambitious rider, just Hobby rides After work or weekends.
I don’t Need the lightest groupset or setup, i just don’t See a reason in a Front derailleur and more.
My latest idea is getting a normal Sram Rival 1x setup (But Not WIDE) for the flats, but also to be futureproof if i plan on getting a Front derailleur, then i could add that Later. Maybe with a force crank, because that Supports Single Chain Ring, Rival cranks (Not WIDE) doesnt Support That.
Surface would be Tarmac and a Bit of Gravel, Not through Woods or extreme off-road.
Im Not a Racer or ambitious rider, just Hobby rides After work or weekends.
I don’t Need the lightest groupset or setup, i just don’t See a reason in a Front derailleur and more.
My latest idea is getting a normal Sram Rival 1x setup (But Not WIDE) for the flats, but also to be futureproof if i plan on getting a Front derailleur, then i could add that Later. Maybe with a force crank, because that Supports Single Chain Ring, Rival cranks (Not WIDE) doesnt Support That.
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Cyclocross Frames, Wheels & Components / Re: Chainline help - Light Carbon LCG-071 and Sram Apex axs
« on: November 14, 2024, 11:31:08 AM »Their advice on chainline is pretty unintelligible to me. Having an LCG071 myself on which I run a 43.5mm chainline crankset, I really don't believe that a 54/42T could fit with a 43.5mm chainline. 46-30T just barely fits. Perhaps there's a typo, where:
should actually read:
Similarly, I don't understand why they would recommend a max chainring of 42T for a 49.7mm chainline, which is a wider chainline than the 43.5mm chainline's outer ring (which sits at 46mm), or even that from a 47.5mm chainline. It would make more sense if they were recommending a 42T max chainring for a 43.5mm 1x chainline, which is what you get with a inboard-offset 1x chainring commonly used in 1x conversions.
TY very much for your answer! helps a lot!
im indecisive which groupset to use.
In any case: I'm betting that with a 47.5mm chainline, you can run 54/42t max.
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Cyclocross Frames, Wheels & Components / Chainline help - Light Carbon LCG-071 and Sram Apex axs
« on: November 14, 2024, 04:48:43 AM »
Hi guys,
I'm planning on building up my first Chinese frame, the LCG-071, with a Sram Apex axs 1x12 WIDE Group. While checking some data, I stumbled over the chainline:
SRAM APEX AXS 1x12 WIDE has a Chainline of 47,5mm
Frame LCG-071 has a chainline for 1by setup: 49mm
LightCarbon website:
"Max Chainring: If use single chainring, max 42T (corresponding chainline=49.7mm ).
If use double chainring, max 54/42T (chainline=43.5mm)， min 46-30T (chainline=47mm)"
is it good that these 2 47,5mm vs 49mm are close together or could it cause problems that they are not the same?
Ty in advance for your help
I'm planning on building up my first Chinese frame, the LCG-071, with a Sram Apex axs 1x12 WIDE Group. While checking some data, I stumbled over the chainline:
SRAM APEX AXS 1x12 WIDE has a Chainline of 47,5mm
Frame LCG-071 has a chainline for 1by setup: 49mm
LightCarbon website:
"Max Chainring: If use single chainring, max 42T (corresponding chainline=49.7mm ).
If use double chainring, max 54/42T (chainline=43.5mm)， min 46-30T (chainline=47mm)"
is it good that these 2 47,5mm vs 49mm are close together or could it cause problems that they are not the same?
Ty in advance for your help
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Road Bike Frames, Wheels & Components / Re: Post the picture of your diy paint sprayjob
« on: November 14, 2024, 02:05:22 AM »Blue is Dynamic Blue Metallic from GMC
Purple is Digital Violet from Aston Martin
Both are covered in 2K Clear except where the the blue frame is matte black.
Nice paintjobs! What are These Frames exactly?
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Road Bike Frames, Wheels & Components / Re: Xiamen Carbon Speed 10 years anniversary special promotion
« on: November 07, 2024, 03:36:09 AM »
Hello,
im considering getting XM-Carbonspeed wheels as well. Are the in house ratchet hubs easy serviceable (e.g. with DT-Swiss upgrade kit or Bearing-Service)?
Ty
im considering getting XM-Carbonspeed wheels as well. Are the in house ratchet hubs easy serviceable (e.g. with DT-Swiss upgrade kit or Bearing-Service)?
Ty
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