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#1
Component Deals & Selection / Re: Thinkrider X2
January 08, 2026, 02:41:27 PM
Hello everyone,

I bought an X2 Max. The rear brake part of the frame rubs against the trainer a little. In fact, the frame rubs too. Has anyone else experienced this issue?
#2
Can you recommend disc pads for sram force etap axs? Is there anyone who buys from aliexpress and uses sram axs compatible?
#3
It looks very noble. What's your driving impression? Is it stiff and responsive?
#4
Road Bike Frames, Wheels & Components / Wiawis Frame?
December 12, 2024, 08:24:25 AM
Hello Friends

I saw a frame with the wiawis brand label. it looks really nice. as geometry, an aero frame. like a very fast frame.

wiawis is a Korean brand. I think it is produced in China. I wonder if there is the same frame from China, have you ever seen it?

#5
Hello friends.

sram etap axs front gear is short for 53/39. i couldn't install it. is it necessary to change the front gear holder for this? there is a very small difference but it doesn't work unfortunately. does hygge sell a longer front gear holder?
#6
Quote from: laktattausch on August 28, 2024, 06:44:49 AM
Is it worth to sell my "old" Frame (3000 kilometers) and buy a new one with EPS Mould Technology?  ::)

model s old frame,

it is already a very hard, rigid frame. there is absolutely no need to order the same model again for eps moulding. ;)
#7
your answers have been very adequate, thank you.

How tall are you? Which frame size did you choose? Thank you.
#8
How many dollars did you get the frame set? Are you satisfied with its performance? Is the frame rigid?

Thank you
#10
Quote from: Ronronson on April 22, 2024, 03:18:03 AM
@Wrighty, could you share your impressions of the carbon layup within the frame, as well as the stiffness of both the fork and rear triangle? I haven't assembled mine yet, and I'm debating whether to proceed or reconsider. I might be overly cautious, but I've noticed some flex in the fork (I'm 80kg, so not particularly heavy), and while I understand an axle will reinforce it, it's still a concern. Additionally, I've observed numerous sharp edges and creases within the frame, which doesn't inspire confidence.

Hello, mate. Very good power transmission. Very rigid. It's a stiff frame.
#11
the frame turned out to be rigid as I did not expect. the power transmission is very good. i like it very much. i use it with pleasure. hygge responds clearly to questions about customer satisfaction, but if you have a problem, I think they are very inadequate in sending spare parts and bodies.
#12
Quote from: Dmgreen13 on January 21, 2024, 05:48:34 AM
I have just finished 600km and 7000m of climbing over 6 days on my frame riding to watch the Tour Down Under stages on some pretty poor road surfaces. So far the frame has performed above expectations.

hi.How did he perform on the climbs, I'm curious about his reactions?

Did it give you a hard frame feeling?

#13
Hello.

I also bought a hygge cadre set. yet at the shipping stage. it is generally mentioned that the cadre is hard.

I ordered by trusting the comments. I hope it is a very hard frame.



#14
Hello friends.

I want to buy a bicycle frame that is not too costly to compete. of course, the most important thing for me is that the bicycle frame is very hard ...

Which Chinese manufacturer's bicycle frame do you think I should prefer?

I apologise for my bad English.
#15
Hello friends.

I am also looking for a very hard, climbing frame from Chinese manufacturers. Which company's bicycle frames do you think I should prefer?

It should be very hard, I don't care about comfort.

Thank you.