Lightcarbon: New LCR017-D (or Yishun R1058-D)

[edy]

I too had some concerns with the flex of the integrated bar (running 380/80 combo myself; 78 kg). I don't have much experience with the flex of other brands so I need to compare my bar to others in order to confirm or dismiss my concerns. In general, I don't feel the flex when riding. Does anyone else have the same observations?

[Ar26]

For my part, no flex on the handlebar (400x100 mm) but which is actually a good 110 mm. I have few spacers, I weigh 69 kg and rarely do sprints (does this explain that?). Lightcarbon has released a new handlebar, a little heavier and wider at the stem

[edy]

It just might. I also don't engage in any intense sprints so this does not matter much. My observations are based on "dry" tests by applying some extra force on the handlebar while standing and trying to bend the whole stem-bar combo as much as possible etc. Can't complain that flex is noticeable during the rides (in a bad way) which keeps me reassured for now

[eugeniob]

From today in LightCarbon catalog there is this image,

does anyone have more info ?

 

[neobiker]

I tried to check the certification on the UCI website, but could not find anything.

[Fer9n]

I tried to check the certification on the UCI website, but could not find anything.

Number is the same one saint piran used 

https://www.cyclingnews.com/news/british-continental-team-saint-piran-admit-to-faking-uci-approval-for-unmarked-chinese-frames/

[edy]

UCI approved or not, it apprars that a professional team has recognized this brand as trustworthy which seems to be good news after all 

[HanzJWermhat]

I swear I saw the LCR017 being sold under the Rollingstone brand at some point. Rollingstone is registered in UCI framesets so I wonder if it’s by proxy approved. I can’t however find the Rollingstone frame on aliexpress anymore tho

[Rebel_Yell]

FYI.  LC is still doing the normal version and the super lightweight version for any wondering.  Was quoted roughly $695usd for delivery to USA.

[bogdan.l]

I know that the max tire width is stated to be at 32 mm, but I've saw replies hinting that there's enough room to fit a wider tire so my question is if anybody actually fitted 35mm tires on this frame.
Cheers.

[ODDO]

Hello,

I have finished assembling my LightCarbon LCR017D.
Here is the list of the assembled equipment:

Frame: 52 (LCB-08HS color)
Integrated handlebar and stem: 40/90
Groupset: WHEELTOP EDS
Crankset: MAGENE P505 - 170mm cranks
Pedals: LFZ
Chainrings: DUAL-OVAL 50/36
Cassette: SPADEO-Casette 11-28
Chain: SUMC SX11SL-116L
Brake pads: BUCKKUB
Brake disc: NEWGOAL 160mm
Saddle: RYET Black carbon
Wheels: ELITEWHEELS Drive 40 mm
Tires: CONTINENTAL GP5000 STR 28"
Inner tube: CYCLAMI TPU 28" FV45mm
Computer: HAMMERHEAD Karoo 3

My dimensions: 177 cm / 71 kg
Weight of the bike (with pedals/computer/rear light/bottle): 7.8 kg

I expect more than my CYCPLUS L7.
I was able to travel 100 km with it and I am delighted with the behavior of the bike.
Responsive without being penalizing in case of less well.

[Ar26]

Ladies and gentlemen, here is Wendy's answer :
According to the updated List on UCI's official website, the latest date is as of 2025.01.14, and the passage time of our LCR017-D is 2025.01.21
When they do the next update, they'll definitely have our model.

[eugeniob]

Today from Wendy 

[Fer9n]

Does anyone have a recommendation for spacers on AliX? Need additional ones, but LCs shipping is quite costly, so i'd rather just order on AliX-.

Thanks

[eugeniob]

Does anyone have a recommendation for spacers on AliX? Need additional ones, but LCs shipping is quite costly, so i'd rather just order on AliX-.

Thanks

Where are you ?

I have 2 spacer of 10 mm  and 1 oh 5 mm that I don't use.