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#2
Quote from: pandaman on May 05, 2026, 04:07:41 AM
has anyone recently tried to order the LCR018-D and what are the response times when communicating with LC?

I sent an email enquiry on sunday but didnt hear anything at all in 24 hours.  So I got the emails of Jim, Wendy and carol from this thread and sent them separately in the hope they will respond but I've still not heard anything yet.

I'm wondering if the demand of the LCR018-D is high so they are not as quick to respond.

Sunday. Be patient ;)
#3
Quote from: xenograft on May 02, 2026, 01:39:54 PM
based on his post, i have to assume his current setup has -7 handlebars like LC since he didnt specify. otherwise the comparison is different. 100mm front stem would be closer to account for the reach difference in the bike geo (8mm longer reach on the LC)

Wow, what a detailed comparison! Where can I find this tool?

Regards
#4
Quote from: mingc on April 28, 2026, 05:47:09 PM
Why grease on the frame side of the clamp?

I usually do it that way too. As shown here.
#5
Quote from: JensenMacD on April 27, 2026, 06:10:12 AM
I am currently using the 3D spacer that fits on top of the bar/stem. I can confirm it works well. I have been trying to figure out where I want the final stack height.

Has the 3D file been uploaded here? I don't think I saw it. :P

#6
Quote from: Lotnik on March 20, 2026, 12:36:26 AM
Take a look on this one. You can also check grindcycles Instagram and their page. It's called Grind ARC.

I'd say it's not the same. That one looks like the Tantan x67.
#7
Quote from: Shayzzz on March 20, 2026, 12:50:07 AM
Quick question about stem length for the LCR018-D that comes with the HBR17 handlebar ! I'm 191cm tall with an inseam of around 91/92cm. I've decided to go with a 58cm frame, but do you know if I Should go for a 110mm or 120mm stem length?

There is no correct answer to that question without a bikefitting or at least someone to measure and evaluate your flexibility and posture on the bike.
#8
Quote from: Abreu.T on February 27, 2026, 02:51:31 PM
Finally its "complete" MUAHAHAHAHAHA  ;D

Tomorrow gona put the pedals and adjust the sadle on the roller while train some z2 and config the gear to full sync.

Sunday gonna do 100k Testing  8)

Wow! Looks great!

Can you please post your saddle high?  :)
#9
Quote from: Kwerlo on February 16, 2026, 09:16:56 AM
Bar Tape still missing. Everythig else works fine. Wheels LightCarbon. Size 54.

So nice! Please add specifications, weight, etc. and more photos! :D
#10
Spcycle gave me the same answer, so we'll have to assume it's a drain hole. :)

Hi Friend, This is the fork drainage hole. thank you

Thanks!
#11
Quote from: BeR on January 12, 2026, 10:58:53 AM
It looks like a drain hole.

Too high for a drain hole, I think. That's why I want to know if others have it too, because I don't seem to see it in other photos.

Thank you
#12
Hi. Almost first post here. Long time reader. ;D

I just received the frame (the box was undamaged, everything was perfectly packaged) and I noticed this hole in the fork. It's not shown in the catalog photos. Does anyone else with that frame have that same hole?

I contacted Spcycle to ask them, but I haven't received a response yet, so I'd like to know if my frame is the only one with this hole.

Thanks in advance.