Studying the geometry of this frame I have a doubt, according to my biomechanic, my reach is 386, in this frame it would be size XS, but I see a very short down tube, it seems strange to me.
In velobuild 168 is something more normal.

I compete in triathlon, but I always prefer a climb frame.
The climb frame used with a 50mm wheelset will perform as aero, but an aero frame uphill is very difficult.

Hi what would your choice be between the Ican a40 and the LCR017-D? Also, any recommendations for 30mm external width aero disc wheels? Thank you!

LR does not include fully internal wiring

You have now asked this question in multiple threads. Almost verbatim each time. What are you looking to accomplish by asking this?

I'm sorry, I'm just looking for more accurate information on the frame I have studied to buy. It would be the first time I buy one

How is the stiffness of this frame? Have you done the test of trying to join the fork and rear chainstays with your hands?

Fork rigidity test:

For the sheer joy of testing and its simplicity, I decided to apply lateral force to the fork arms and measure the resulting deflection. While this test may not directly correlate with real-world scenarios it does provide a general insight into its rigidity. (A fork is primarily designed to withstand vertical forces, as well as forces opposing the direction of travel , in reality it is reinforced by the wheel's axle.)

I compared the deflection measurements to those of a 2021 KTM Revelator Alto fork:
KTM: 101.16 -> 98.20mm (3%)
HYGGE: 98.50mm -> 89.56mm (9%)

Indeed, the significant difference in deflection (3 times, that's a huge difference!!) measurements between the two forks raises valid concerns about the safety and overall performance of the fork.

You have hit on my main problem in buying these frames.

Some time ago I bought a Spanish brand of frame (CBK) I think manufactured in ICAN. After some time I improved my performance and noticed how in short and strong intervals it gave a flexing sensation.
I switched to Merida Scultura and buaf, new world, much more stiffness and I can't put fork and chainstays together with my hands.
Currently, I have a max power of 1300W, and I want to look for a frame with disc brakes and internal cabling, but at less than 700usd, I doubt the stiffness.

I like Elves, Hygge....