#Trifox handlebars full#

They are certainly not your Chinese AliExpress carbon company which I'd never ride either wheels or frame from AliExpress or eBay. The all goods sell directly from our factory, no argency fees. Pretty darn light, though, in the low 7kg ball park (~15.5-16 lbs) with disc brakes & Ultegra Di2 (& 105 cassette lol). TRIFOX is our brand s name, we mainly produce carbon frames, carbon handlebar, carbon stem, carbon bottle cages, carbon computer holds, etc. It's very comfortable, much more so than my aero bike, but understandably feels 1-2 mph slower than my aero bike (Kestrel Talon X).

#Trifox handlebars full#

I would have gotten the R12 (or whatever other aero bike they've come out with now) but I'm pretty against the fully integrated cabling because I wanted this to be my travel bike and full integration sounds like a nightmare to fit into a bike bag so I had to go with the last year's model R11. Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for TRIFOX MTB Handlebars And Stem 28. Regardless, never had an issue with delamination / overheating / etc and I'm not a super lightweight at 170 lbs / 77 kg. I've done mountain descents at 50+ mph (80 kmh) multiple times on the wheels with zero issues - keep in mind these are carbon clincher rim brake wheels, so if there's an issue with the carbon, it'd definitely show up in this setup (from an engineering perspective, carbon clinchers are broken - you're increasing the load on something while taking away its strength, big no-no in the engineering world).

I rode their wheels for 2 years which built the confidence to buy the frame and I have absolute confidence in it.

Reputable company, wheels are UCI certified, not sure about their frames.

I have a Yoeleo R11 frame built up disc brake and Yoeleo C50 wheels rim brake on my aero bike.