SP-Cycle M06 build thread

[RDY]

so can anyone substantiate the 40T on 55mm with 0 offset? or is this just total BS? and probaly 36T doesn't even work?

[Ludo]

I have a 0mm offset ring on the way, once fitted it will probably give a good idea.

[spcycle]

so can anyone substantiate the 40T on 55mm with 0 offset? or is this just total BS? and probaly 36T doesn't even work?

You could take a look at the shimano FC-M8120-1 crankset.

[RDY]

You could take a look at the shimano FC-M8120-1 crankset.

I'm not sure what this suggestion is for? It's a standard 55mm chainline, but with wide(ish) q-factor.  The frame is listed as 40T but clearly has much less clearance.

[Chamomile]

Just found a video: https://youtu.be/cOxW6rk9C4Q?t=1060
The guy uses a standard SLX 7100 crankset (52 chainline) with 0mm 36T, but he said it was 38T in the video. He also mentioned that it certainly has room for 40T.

[Lantzounis]

Just got my Sp-Cycle M06 in chameleon blue colour.

Here are some pictures of the frame (size Large - weight including thruaxle was exactly 1200grams)

[Lantzounis]

And here are some of it fully built. Total weight is exactly 9000grams (xtr 9100 brales, sid ultimate, XX1 axs drivetrain with eThirteen Helix cassete, including bottlecages, computer mount and powermeter pedals)

[Ludo]

Looks great! I am on the hunt for the same fork and just ordered a riro carbon crankset for it.
I am in love with that bike, makes me wonder why I stopped riding for 25y! I have been out with my son and by myself almost on a weekly basis since the build, did my first 30k ride with it last weekend (time is at a premium with kids so I’ve mostly been doing punchy 1h rides)

I hope you enjoy yours as much as I enjoy mine!