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Question: The rear hub spacing is 115mm, while the standard track wheelset is 120mm.  I know that's less than .2", but wondering if anyone had issues with this?
Document: great frame, ordered on friday morning and delivered on saturday (with no extra fee, and i live in LA so it shipped from carson which is close). you have to cut the steerer tube and install the star-fangled nut yourself. and i also had to spend $20 at the bike shop to get the bottom bracket shell machined so i could install a BB. also the 115mm rear dropout spacing is weird so my friend had to respace my rear axle.
First off this bike was a eye catching deal, it was shipped very quickly and came with everything I needed. Only issues with this bike were like others experienced. The fork needed to be cut for my bullhorn bars, the bottom bracket was hard to install as the threads had overspray and the rear wheel was hard to fit in. Besides small things that needed to be tweaked I couldn't be happier for the price. Satisfied customer!
meaning, old drop bars etc are not going to fit on it, you have to get something newer. also keep in mind you are going to need spacers for the stem. most bike shops will have them and they are about $2 each. you're going to use at least 4 of them. the bike shop will use and install them when they install your headset if you are not doing it yourself.i do not know the diameter of the seat post.
Was super annoying* Fork is pretty thick, so the front brake caliper needs a 20mm recessed bolt... most calipers don't come with one that long, so i got one from my local bike shop for $2* The gromets on the side of the frame are presumably for running a rear-brake cable if you're not doing fixed gear... but they are too tight for brake cable housing to fit through.
Clamps down just fine for me.Cons- rough around the edges. I noticed some loose metal in the head tube. However I didn't have overspray issues on any threads like some stated.
The seat post tube seams a bit larger than the spec but not too bad as I just made a tiny shim from an aluminum can. For the price, it became a suprisingly nice ride! I'd recommend it to anyone with a small surplus of left-over parts.
Very cool aero frame!You can't tell by the pic but the down tube is notched outfor the rear tire which is awesome!I like that there is NO branding on it anywhere which like anotherperson stated it leaves room to paint stuff on it and makeit your own!
I built a bike from the ground up for the first time using this frame. Overall appearance is good but the welding marks (?) are pretty large and visually unappealing when you take a close look at it, in my opinion.Functionally, I had a few minor issues which are pointed out by other reviewers, such as the loose seat post (easy workaround), excessive paint in some areas requiring a little bit of sanding, etc.
I got the 50cm white, and I have it all built up right now. The frame is very light, but the fork is kinda heavy (i guess the steal steer tube is heavy). I put my old carbon fork on the frame, and it's very light. If you don't know how to set up a bike, go to a bike shop and have them put together the headset, put the bottom bracket in, and maybe put your cranks on.
But the front wheel is very tight. I had to get toe straps, all cages stuck out too far. The overall geometry is very tight, the wheelbase is small and the top tube is short ( almost as short as the downtube). Like other reviews, the seat clamp sucks. I used a soda can to shim mine, cut it into a strip and folded it a couple times. Good  frame, shipped fast, only complaint is on the rear clearance and the seat clamp.
Answer: yes