Attached a PDF with all info I have of the frame.

Starting to look like a bike:-)

Haha, Stefan can post a build pic in nearly every thread. Hope you ordered an AM831 so we can see that build.

Quote from: StefanB on August 07, 2021, 04:44:31 AM
Starting to look like a bike:-)

Thanks for the report. How do you compare this VS LCFS911?

I´ll buy it ASAP, with a Downcountry intentions. I have a Bos Dizzy 120mm, a 125mm reverb, XT 12V, and hope Tech Brakes to start with it. Need, Frame and wheels only 

Quote from: StefanB on August 03, 2021, 12:39:09 PM
Slowly starting to put the bike together again.

What chainstay protector and downtube/bottom bracket protectors are you using?  Mine came with a less protective chainstay protector and nothing on downtube.

Quote from: RobertRinAustin on August 08, 2021, 10:48:19 AM
Haha, Stefan can post a build pic in nearly every thread. Hope you ordered an AM831 so we can see that build.

Well, I just could not resist it, so I ordered a AM831 :-)

Had any more experience with this frame now that you can share with us?

I see that you have painted the frame self, can you talk me thru the process? Finish good, cans or spray?
I see that every frame is black matt when we order it, do we need to specify unpainted when we order it or is this "coat" something that every frame has/need anyway?

Hi. The frame was black matte when delivered. This was the first and last frame i painted. It costs more in paint and wears of easier then when painted at the factory. After this experiment i have order my frames painted, is woth it.

Good luck. /Stefan

Quote from: Tornado on January 24, 2023, 04:44:51 AM
Had any more experience with this frame now that you can share with us?

I see that you have painted the frame self, can you talk me thru the process? Finish good, cans or spray?
I see that every frame is black matt when we order it, do we need to specify unpainted when we order it or is this "coat" something that every frame has/need anyway?

I got mine built up in May of 2020.  I now have 4570 miles on it.  Where I live is pretty flat. It climbs well on the hills I have ridden.  I've taken it off some jumps and drops up to 4 feet and it's fine so far.  I have it set up with a 120mm SID ultimate (previous generation with 32mm stanchions) and a Fox Nude 165x45 off a 2017 Scott Spark with the twinloc set up. 

I'm about 5'8.5".  I have a wingspan of 6'0" so my fit is weird.  I have a 90mm, -6 stem with 740mm bars to try and get a long enough reach.  The only issue I've had so far is the lower rocker bolt sheared off the head and worked it's way out the drive side.  I didn't notice until it started pushing my chain off.  When Light Carbon sent me the backup I bought a full backup set of all hardware and a couple more extra derailleur hangers.  They are a shape I haven't been able to find anywhere else.

Stefan how does it work ordering the frames to Sweden? Thinking about building a gravel bike for my self. Also from Sweden.

it works fine. Now you pay the shipment  with all handling, VAT, taken care of by Light Carbon and you get home delivery. I think I have ordered 2-3 frames this year and I am right now busy building myself a new LCFS 947.

Mounted a 917 and weight

I am informed it is now called 919 with UDH and larger headtube 1 1/2in straight headtube.
Pondering whether to get this one or 918.  I do like two bottle cages in the 918, but this one can officially support 130mm/120mm travel which I also prefer
Anyone tried this new 919 model yet?

Quote from: ausmtb8989 on November 27, 2023, 06:56:53 AM
I am informed it is now called 919 with UDH and larger headtube 1 1/2in straight headtube.
Pondering whether to get this one or 918.  I do like two bottle cages in the 918, but this one can officially support 130mm/120mm travel which I also prefer
Anyone tried this new 918 model yet?

There is a good thread on the 918.  I have the UDH version and so far I love it.  I wish it did not have the cables through the head tube as that is a pain in the butt and serves no real purpose or provides no benefit.  But it is what it is.  I am tempted to just make my own holes in the frame.  Other than that it is great.  I have built up 4 frames and all of them are running great.