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Thijsvanderwal wrote: I think it's this one: https://nl.aliexpress.com/item/1005004860748826.html looking at the diagonally positioned little rectangular. Yes, that's the one. It works pretty well for the price,…
I can't say for certain, but it is possible a larger jockey wheel should help increase chain tension when you are in the small chainring and on the smaller cogs. I wouldn't expect it to make much difference for other…
Gasman wrote: . Just installed a Wolfy and a 11-46 with the 48/31 GRX cranks (all that was in stock) and the 810 RD seems to work good after one ride. Can you help me understand the lower jockey wheel issue? I…
I'm really curious about their new Holt mountain bike. I haven't seen any reviews of it yet though.
I was originally planning on having both a 650b and 700c wheeelset for my gravel bike when I built it. However, I get a decent amount of pedal strikes when riding singletrack on the 700c wheels I have now (with 50mm…
Definitely a different bike. The tube junctions are a bit more rounded, and the geometry doesn't match either.
Vince_73 wrote: Hi, My frame is now ready in Carbonda and will be shipped soon. As today, the plan is to mount a GRX 600 (2×11) groupset and a set of Mavic ksyrium wheel I already have. I have heard about an interesting…
mattbaar wrote: Bike looks great! I'm just finishing building mine up. What chainstay protector did you go with? Thanks! The chainstay protector was this one, or similar:…
Vince_73 wrote: Hello, I am interested as well in an XL size frame, but just would like to have your opinion about the geometry you have in hand. I am 188cm tall with a 89cm inseam. Cheers I'm pretty close to your size…
I have an 11-46 cassette and a 46/30 crank with my GRX setup. I did get a Wolf Tooth Roadlink DM and I replaced the lower jockey wheel with a 16 tooth to increase the capacity a bit. Shifting is a little slower but not…
The CFR1056 had geometry pretty similar to my Canyon Endurace, so it should have pretty sporty handling. It's probably even sportier than the Trek Domane, so definitely optimized for road performance. I have a CFR707,…
I was torn between the 696 and 707, but ultimately went with the 707. The 707 frame is slightly longer and a little bit slacker than 696, which should make it more stable off road. In addition, the front center is…
Beautiful! What size tires are those, and how do you like the Terra Speeds?
I ordered a CFR707 late last year. It said "label created" for a few weeks until it arrived in the US, and then I had it a few days later. I think the label is generated when it reaches Hong Kong, and there isn't any…
There's at least one other small company selling a 707 out there, but I don't recall the name. I wonder if this frame will find anywhere near as many vendors as the 696? That looks like a nice build, but it's a shame…
climberevan wrote: I'm fairly new to the forum, but have been lurking for a bit. I did a ton of research into geometries, tire clearance, etc and eventually ended up choosing the 707. It arrived less than 2 weeks after…
Sag does factor into the fork length. Ideally, the length should be measured at the normal sag.
TwoWheeler wrote: I asked them if the frame is suspension corrected and he said “the frame is compatible with suspension fork”. Not sure if that means “yeah it will fit” or “suspension corrected”. (I’m not even entirely…
I ordered min on September 9th. There were some delays related to the ongoing power outages they were having in that area, so it didn't ship until October 26. I got the tracking number when it arrive in Hong Kong on…
nolle wrote: Hello everybody, I'm about to pull the trigger on a CFR707 frame but I've two doubt : 1. The size : I'm 178cm tall and have an inseam of 85.5cm. So I'm between a fram M and L. What would be the more "racy"…