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Any other people have this bike ? I'm curious to hear some infos and see some pictures of fully built bike
With handlebar combo?
-The Tavelo AVRO are the best value. Only 20-30g heavier than the EXS. $150 cheaper. Looks the same and feels slightly more robost. 2cm flare in the drops too. The provided computer mount is well thought out just like EXS.
I wouldn't use anything from Avian even if they sent them to me.
Between those 2 you mentioned, I'd pick the farsports f1s.
Interesting - that's got to be for a road chainline, and even then I'd say that's REALLY conservative. You got me curious though, and I just did some measuring:
-Distance from tire centerline (most convenient proxy for bike centerline) to the outside of the outer chainring: ~47.5 mm (+- 1 mm or so)
-Outer chainring thickness: ~2.7 mm
So the chainline of my outer ring is approximately 46 mm, which is 1.5 mm inboard of the WIDE 1x chainline, and at their closest point there's almost exactly 8 mm of room between the tip of the outer chainring's teeth and the chainstay. A 48t chainring would 100% fit (that's what my outer chainring is), and you could probably fit 52t or even a bit bigger before getting close to the chainstay, at least with a WIDE chainline.
Actually, in the G068 thread, landboard posted his build which, counting teeth, looks to use a 46t chainring with room for a large glob of mud right behind it. I don't know if this is a WIDE crank but even if so, it gives pretty definitive proof that 48t would fit.
My SPCycle G068 ticks all your boxes - I'm running a 2x setup with a 48t large ring on a road chainline, and there's 5-6 mm of clearance to the chainstay. 48t 1x on a WIDE chainline wouldn't be an issue.
I have one these: http://www.xmcarbonspeed.com/Productinfo.asp?f=1639
It says UDH, T47 means dub friendly, 50c clearance, and i run a 50-34 on it, i dont see why you wouldnt be able to run a 48T chainring? (you can ask Peter about that).
It's quite roady in feel, goes vroom vroom on the flat. Havent ridden much because my er9 on it broke and ive been riding my road bike, but from the few hundred kms i've used it, i only have good things to say. And i built it myself, went very smooth.
What do you mean?
You are racing in Denmark, why does it need to be light?
FM-CR068 from Tideace
https://tideacebike.com/collections/road-bike-frame/products/fm-cr068-aerodynamic-road-racing-bike-frame
