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Road Bike Frames, Wheels & Components / Re: Tagoola wheel
« on: September 09, 2026, 04:59:32 PM »
I see it on Aliexpress for 580AUD..might pull the trigger on one too
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This frame looks interesting but Jessie started to not answer my questions after few hours lol. Looks like this will be off my list
Has anyone tried if a 35c tires can fit in this frame even the description says 30c maximum?
they confirmed stack is 524 on 490. Based on this and on the cheap price I ordered the frame
Yes it's the same case for me too and everybody else (for sure). It costed me 1046 usd in total including shipping which is 115 usd (less 70 usd if you will not opt for paint so 825 usd for frame + parts). Speeder also does the same thing, which I believe is connected with Adapt
Thats an old topic but it was the only place that I could find to talk about the DP-B02,
As I was looking for something like a tavelo arow, I stumbled on Adapt, long story short, they don’t sell it b2c but Allyn forwarded me to Livia Xu, from Chainbicycle ( liviaxu@chainbicycle.com) and she promptly answered me saying that they have the frameset available, after a few emails, she sent me the geometry chart, pictures of tha actual frame and we proceeded with the purchase.
The frameset costed me including shipping to Germany and handlebars 1064 usd which is not bad at all imho for a udh frameset with this geometry. It got shipped today and I will upload more informations about it when I get the frameset here.
I am extremely satisfied with how easy and smooth the transaction was, and probably I will keep them on my favorites list depending on how the frame is once I get it.
What I wanna know is that if there is anyone riding it atm and what is the feedback on the ride feel and characteristics.
reagarding "Lightcarbon Standard Design". wendy informed that the red/white paint job is currently the one.
i also received some more pictures
It is incorrect to say that Giant releases updates to the Propel and TCR frames every year: in both cases, the frame remains the same and—as is usually the case—has an average lifespan of three years; what changes are the colors and the build specifications or components.
then its the roughly the same case with Winspace. No?Even though you’ve put it rather harshly, I do agree with you to some extent. However, the sheer volume and number of models released by Winspace do give the impression that they’ve been put together without much thought or a clear concept.
As per the Winspace being a crappy brand I will say, they are just their own worse enemy IMO. I bought the T1500 Disc during the COVID boom and it was a very good bike with some glaring negatives even for the price. I then built a T1550 and a SLC3. After the SLC3 I refused to buy from Winspace anymore, not because the quality or the performance, but because every 6 months a new model would come out and essentially supersede the model you just bought. At least with Specialzed or Cannondale you don't have the FOMO once you buy since they traditionally run on three year cycles.