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#1
Vendor Discussion & Reviews / DK Composite
September 25, 2025, 10:45:46 PM
Anyone knows something about DK composite?
Quality, pricing, service, etc.?

https://www.dk-composite.com/product-list/bike-hubs

Specifically looking for hubs for my new wheel set.
It is impossible to find anything on that company.
Somewhat suspicious...

Appreciate any input. Thanks!
#2
Quote from: Ludo on August 31, 2024, 04:23:24 PM
More parts, evosid crankset with 46T chainring, might be a bit too much for my wimpy legs, we'll see

I just recently finished a G056 build for my wife, now considering one for myself.
I was wondering: did you mange to fit the 46T chainring on your bike? No problem with getting too close to the chainstay etc.?

On my wife's build it looks extremely close with a Sram Rival 40T. Might be due to the smaller size (XS)?

Also, how did you get the custom paint job done? Did you just order via their homepage and tell them what you want?

Would love to hear back from you!
#3
Thank you both guys for your detailled explanations!
I'm sure this will help a lot! :)
#4
Maintenance, Mechanics, & Tools / First Time Bike Build
September 04, 2024, 05:42:49 AM
Hi Guys,

looking for some help, I just started building my first ever bike and I'm a complete Rookie, so please be gentle with me ;)

I already encountered some problems while assembling steer tube/fork:

I assume my frame (Spcycle G056) came with all necessary parts to get the for into it. See picture below.

I put the two bearings into the frame, fits nicely. However, what am I supposed to to with the black little ring.
It is a little too big to be put into the bearings. Also I assume it must be fitted somewhere on the lower end of the fork, otherwise it would just be too big.

So basically, trying to fit everything together. Fork is not yet cut, if that matters.

Many thanks in advance, any help is highly appreciated.