China fully Lcfs702

Supperap

Hi

I think this fully china mtb carbon frame looks great. But I can not find any reference to people that have purchased this.

What do you think about the frame?

http://www.yishunbike.com/mtb_frames-86-27-5er-full-suspension-xc-carbon-frame-lcfs702-lcfs702

doomanic

Looks can be deceiving.

How much is it?

doomanic

Sending it back to China will be a pain in the arse when you spot a weave out of place...

cooldad

Looks at least 1.4567348793456mm out of alignment to me as well.

Supperap

Better than Scott :-)

rockmonkeysc

So a Scott isn't good enough but a cheap Chinese frame which you won't be able to return is?
Not all carbon is the same and I wouldn't touch cheap carbon. Quality of finish won't be as good as Scott because you can't return it.

cooldad

Good luck with that. Read to the end.

http://forums.roadbikereview.com/wheels ... 43079.html

poah

looks shite

Giantmatt75

100% get it , then you can start a thread about how poor the finish is and the dreadful tolerances .

rockmonkeysc

I knew someone who bought a frame from China. Six months later, herpes.
Coincidence? I don't think so.

doomanic

Supperap

Okay seller /firm do not understand what service is, so I will look else where.

And thanks for the link.

rockmonkeysc

Supperap wrote:

Okay seller /firm do not understand what service is, so I will look else where.

They probably don't understand English.
Maybe road bikes would be more your thing.

doomanic

RockmonkeySC wrote:

Supperap wrote:

Okay seller /firm do not understand what service is, so I will look else where.

They probably don't understand English.
Maybe golf would be more your thing.

FTFY.

rockmonkeysc

Some of those carbon golf sticks can be literally microns out of alignment. An then there's the standard golfists Audi A4. Some of them might have leather from a cow which could have been bitten by a mosquito and have a microscopic imperfection in it.
Jaguars are an option, but British electrics can be less than perfect (as I'm finding out) and he'd have a heart attack with the slightly ropey touch screen sat nav which refuses to acknowledge the existence of Wales.