[Closed] Flyxxi Chinese carbon frames

Anybody?

I've had carbon cyclocross frame for about 6 months. It's been great, I've had 4 sets of forks for various bikes and never had a problem with flyxx. I use the cross frame to commute on. It's been solid for crappy north Yorkshire roads. I'm currently running it with road tyres. I did a 100 mile sportif a couple of weeks ago. If not hesitate for a second to buy another frame from them.

I had a 29er frame for about a year before selling it on. Couldn't fault it really. Only reason I sold it was I needed to put a Hamax child seat on my bike and didn't fancy clamping one onto a carbon frame, so ended up buying an alu Highball.

I've also thought about getting a cheap 29er frame.
Have you seen either of these Ebay beauties? Would be interested to hear any feedback.
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Club chairman has had one for a couple of years with no problems.

Hammered a 29er Flyxii frame for two years, raced it maybe 40 times +. Brilliant.

Oh and i have a cross frame as well thats taken a proper good thrashing for a year.

King, would you say that the 29er frame is a harsh ride or more forgiving than alloy?

For those who have the cyclocross frame, what are the clearances like front and rear? Seriously looking at one of these for a do it all off-road + commute type bike, but would like something that would take 40c tyres and mudguards at the same time.

I've had the roadie on for 18 months now and its a solid well finished frame.

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I have the carbon 29er from ican and its been great.
Been riding it hard for 9 months and no issues with it yet.
Only thing is the headset is weird size and recommend buying one with the frame from ican at the same time.

Had a few frames, no issues at all.

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