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Road Bike Frames, Wheels & Components / Re: LEXON Road Carbon Crankset
« on: November 17, 2024, 04:51:28 PM »We have to pay way more in the US I guess.
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i've paid 160€ for it + 10€ of taxes at italian customs
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Interesting that this is max 51t cassette, whereas the mtb version is 52t.
Looking forward to reviews and pricing. I've seen Sram mullet mini groupsets for $750... however this Wheeltop would allow the keeping and using of 11sp cassettes, chains and freehub bodies, which is additional cost saving initially, but with options to uprade to more gears later.
Update, Wheeltop website is around $675, so not a big difference from Sram..... Sram comes with the comfort of local support (I'm in the process of replacing an chinese power meter crank on warranty, local support would've been easier and quicker, even though the manufacturer was very helpful)
What does "shock absorber" mean? RD clutch? Are they developping an electronic clutch? Or bundling a gravel (coil) fork with the groupset which will have an electronic version?
Hey repoman, I like this post and love your detailed build report. I'm building an XC bike myself. Question for you:
- Why did you pick this frame over others such as Tantan FM121, SpCycle Sp-M861, etc? To my understanding, this frame is the heaviest among them.
- Total weight of your bike after build?
Thanks for reading man.
Yep, it’s the Lightcarbon 980. I kind of like it, but the cable integration is awful, and I haven’t read great feedback about it in its own thread. Same as Seraph FM080