https://www.mtb-news.de/forum/t/das-winterrad-ersatzteillagerprojekt-spcycle-sp-m861.982700/#post-19166225

whom it may concern

Curious why you chose to not use remote lockouts?  Do you think you would never use them?  I currently do not have them but sometimes I think it would be good
Anyway thanks for the details it really helps me.

On my recent FS build, I though I really wanted fork and shock lockouts.   The latest generation FOX factory float shock and fork don't offer lockout options.  I was worried.  Then after riding the bike, I discovered that this generation of high end forks and shocks have almost no bob or motion while climbing or riding on asphalt.   I was very impressed, and changed my perspective on lockouts.

Arno,
you show that you used a wide crankset for a 55mm chainline, do you think that was needed or do you think you could build with a standard boost chainline of 52mm?  how much chainring clearance do you have and what size chainring?

Quote from: indyphil on January 19, 2024, 10:34:19 AM
Arno,
you show that you used a wide crankset for a 55mm chainline, do you think that was needed or do you think you could build with a standard boost chainline of 52mm?  how much chainring clearance do you have and what size chainring?

It is not my build up.
You have to ask Schnitzelfreund (Christian).

I reached out to SP cycle and they say its a 55mm chainline frame.  Thats why it uses wide cranks.

Now sizes S M L XL are in stock. We process the shipment after the Chinese New Year holiday.

Has anyone else gotten one of these? Hoping to order an XL soon, but unsure of what shock hardware i will need. never bought a chiner frame before.

not even 6 months

Quote from: FedericoBettini on April 21, 2024, 03:47:50 AM
not even 6 months

Bad experience

I would say so! What is the response so far?

for now all is silent

Quote from: FedericoBettini on April 21, 2024, 12:47:30 PM
for now all is silent

Cazzooo Fede! 

Quote from: federic000 on April 21, 2024, 01:42:42 PM
Cazzooo Fede! 

Currently, M861 has sold more than 300pcs. This is the first breaking case. If I guessed correctly, this should be a broken rocker arm causing damage to the rear triangle. We take this issue very seriously. For safety and durability reasons. We are manufacturing aluminum alloy rocker arm for M861.

Quote from: FedericoBettini on April 21, 2024, 12:47:30 PM
for now all is silent

spcycle will fulfill its warranty obligations. We will send you the aluminum swingarm and carbon rear triangle for free.