Tideace FM-CR060 New Mold Gravel Frame 700*47C

[Eddy-haideli]

Tideace FM-CR060 New Mold Gravel Frame 700*47C

Any interesting or question, feel free to contact me.

Eddy@haidelibicycle.com

Thanks
Eddy

[Ray Lee]

what the price in USD? 

thanks
Ray

[Eddy-haideli]

For the mold FM-CR060 now in stock.
And the sample price is USD899/set with free shipping.

Super light mold and EPS technolgoy.
Full hidden cable handlebar included.

Thanks for the supporting.
Any question or need, feel free to contact us.

Eddy@haidelibicycle.com

Best wishes.
Eddy

[kbike]

Frame weight 1080g +-30g (54cm)
Fork weight 380g +-30g
Seatpost 190g +-20g
Handlebar 410g

Only seen 420 or 440 handlebars with 90-120 stem.

[kbike]

I ordered up this frame in 49cm with 400x100.  Been dealing with Eddy. Here are a couple frames painted up. One is mine. I still plan to add more colors once I get the frame.

 Looks like the drops on my frame are flared out like other gravel bike bars.  At least I'm hoping they are. Maybe it's just camera angle fooling me. The bars on the dark blue frame look like standard road bars.

[Eddy-haideli]

I ordered up this frame in 49cm with 400x100.  Been dealing with Eddy. Here are a couple frames painted up. One is mine. I still plan to add more colors once I get the frame.

 Looks like the drops on my frame are flared out like other gravel bike bars.  At least I'm hoping they are. Maybe it's just camera angle fooling me. The bars on the dark blue frame look like standard road bars.

Yes, the handlebar is difference, the another customer asked the another style one for that.

Thanks for your sharing.

[kbike]

Got the frame today. The frame arrived after about 10 days with painting.  I did a quick mock up to see if there was any issues.  Took bunch of pictures hopefully I can get them on the site.  Bars are measured from the drops not the with of the hoods.  I ordered the smallest size 500x100 bars. The hood mount distance come to about 44-46 wide. So you really need to setup the hoods angled inward. Handlebars have an aluminum sleeve.  Should really take this into consideration may want the standard road bars.  Rear brake caliper barely fits setup as 140 with the br002 model.  Fork spacers are plastic. Paint look awesome to me. The finish for the bearing mounts looks good. Fork looks good around the cable feed. All accessories came and a tideance bottom bracket guard that I can be stick on.

Frame 1266
Fork 446
handlebars 406
seatpost 208

I expect the bike to come in at about 19lbs with sensah.
Probably 19.5lbs with my shimano r685 shifters and ultegra rx rear. These weight setups are as my full gravel.

Think in road setup about 17.1.

[kbike]

here are some more close up pictures.

[carbonazza]

...Rear brake caliper barely fits setup as 140 with the br002 model ...

Do you mean the frame has not enough clearance for the calliper?

[Eddy-haideli]

here are some more close up pictures.

Thanks for sharing on the forum.

We also got other customer painting job for this frame.

Attached.

[kbike]

The br005 caliper will be fine with this frame like in eddy's bike picture. That caliper piston will be on the inside of the seatstay. The piston design on the br002 calipers I don't think work with the 160 adapter. It would hit against the seatstay. 140 spacing just barely fits and I think the cable would hit or rub the seatstay. Obviously using hydraulic calipers will be fine.

[kbike]

Here's bike put together. I added some plasti-dip accents over the base paint. Purple pink white and green colors. I put on road chainrings 52x36 and my winpace wheels on for first ride. So I could see,feel, or hear any issues. 

I needed to use two spacers to use my shimano 7000 crank. The chainring bolts would rub the frame without them. I didn't really notice an issue with chainstay being too close for chainring size in 2x. If I had the bike 1x I'm sure there is a max ring.

As with all integrated cables you can't overlap cables or they pinch. The gravel bars are wide but I only noticed when in drops cause they make my arm hang out. I'm sure I'll be thankful for this on loose or rutted up trail for control.

I scaled the bike at 17.8lbs (8.1kg) as road setup and 19lbs (8.6kg) with my gravel wheels. 

Really thinking of going 1x cause I'd like to save some weight and the simplicity.

[kbike]

Just wanted to show the bike with the gravel setup.

My only complaint comes from the sensah rear derailleur pulleys. After riding gravel the pulleys had gotten sandy grit around the pulley bearings. I could feel the resistance when cleaning. I had to remove the pulleys from the derailleur and spray the grit out of the bearings.  None of my shimano or sram pulleys have let in that much grit on the same gravel routes. It's a big annoyance to know they need more maintenance.

I also don't like how wide the bars are for my size.  They'd be too wide for a guy 6ft tall imo. I like the flared dropped if the bars were just narrower.

Paint and fitment still good as I had them when I built the bike.  Have about 50/50 gravel road use on the frame.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/ChkRWLnuLY0/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

[Eddy-haideli]

FM-CR060 One-Piece Super Light gravel frame.

[erallen30]

I ordered up this frame in 49cm with 400x100.  Been dealing with Eddy. Here are a couple frames painted up. One is mine. I still plan to add more colors once I get the frame.

 Looks like the drops on my frame are flared out like other gravel bike bars.  At least I'm hoping they are. Maybe it's just camera angle fooling me. The bars on the dark blue frame look like standard road bars.

Why are the bearing races on the blue bike painted? Major issue if you ask me.

-Eric