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bester fahrradrahmen hersteller Bester vollgefederter Carbon-Enduro-MTB-Rahmen mit 150 mm Federweg P9 – ICAN Cycling

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bester fahrradrahmen hersteller Bester vollgefederter Carbon-Enduro-MTB-Rahmen mit 150 mm Federweg P9 – ICAN CyclingSpezifikationen Material Toray T100 & T700 aus 800% Kohlefaser Rahmenmodell 29ER Full Suspension Enduro Rahmen P9 Weben UD Matt Malerei Vorhandene Gre XS S M L Design Rad Reifengre 27. 5 x 3. 0 "oder 29 x 2. 3" Reisen 150 mm Rockgre hinten 210 x 55mm Headset Obermaterial 1 1 8 " Headset Unterteil 1 1 2 " Sattelsttze 30. 9 mm Dropper kompatibel (Routing) Ja, intern Tretlager BSA Hinterer Abstand 148 x 12mm Flaschenhalterungen 1 pro Frame Scheibe vorne

Spezifikationen

Material Toray T100 & T700 aus 800% Kohlefaser
Rahmenmodell 29ER Full Suspension Enduro Rahmen P9
Weben UD Matt / Malerei
Vorhandene Größe XS / S / M / L 
Design Rad- / Reifengröße 27.5 x 3.0 "oder 29 x 2.3"
Reisen 150 mm
Rockgröße hinten 210 x 55mm
Headset-Obermaterial 1-1 / 8 "
Headset-Unterteil 1-1 / 2 "
Sattelstütze 30.9 mm
Dropper-kompatibel (Routing) Ja, intern
Tretlager BSA
Hinterer Abstand 148 x 12mm
Flaschenhalterungen 1 pro Frame
Scheibe vorne und hinten 160 mm, DB3 oder DB5
Rahmengewicht 2400 + -20g
IN DER BOX Rahmen, Steckachse

 

Mit welcher Marke von Dämpfern kann der ICAN P9-Rahmen kombiniert werden?

Gemäß dem Montage-Feedback des Kunden können wir derzeit folgende Stoßdämpfermarken unterstützen:
RockShox:
Empfohlenes Modell:
RockShox Deluxe Ultimate 210 x 55 mm Dämpfer

Auge in Auge: 22.2 x 8 mm

FOX: 

FOX FLOAT X2 /FOX DHX2 SPULE/FOX FLOAT X

Vorgeschlagene Konfiguration vom Kunden:
Er schrieb ein kurzes Setup dessen, was ich unten im Thread getan habe:
Fox DPX2 Performance Elite 210x55
Befestigungsmaterial : M8 x 30 mm und M8 x 25.15 (alle ICAN-Abstandshalter entfernt, die in dem werkseitig gelieferten Temp-Plastikstück enthalten sind).
Für das Drehmoment: Ich habe nur die 10-12 Nm verwendet, die für die anderen Schrauben im Aufhängungssystem angegeben sind.

FOX DPX2 FABRIK 210X55

FOX-Befestigungsteile: 8 mm x 21.84

Fox Performance Float dpx2 210x55 Tune-ID DZC6

Die unteren Befestigungsteile sind 8 mm x 25.4 mit serienmäßigen Unterlegscheiben.
Die obere Montagehardware besteht aus einem 8 mm x 30 mm Nadellager, bei dem die serienmäßigen Distanzscheiben entfernt wurden.

Marzocchi: MARZOCCHI BOMBER CR-SPULE

Empfohlenes Modell:

8.5" x 2.5" Marzocchi Bomber CR Coil-Stoßdämpfer
Siehe Anwendungsfall werden auf dieser Seite erläutert 

 


 

Eigenschaften

1. Der größere hintere Boost-Abstand: 148 x 12 mm.


2. Voller Toray T700 oder T800 Carbon-Fahrradrahmen, der Grundfaktor für Leichtigkeit und Steifheit.

3.Das BSA-Innenlager ist für eine schnellere Kurbel geeignet.

4.Das 150mm Federwegset. Perfekte Stoßdämpfungsstruktur

Haben Sie viel Zeit damit verbracht, einen zufriedenen Enduro-MTB-Rahmen aufzunehmen? Schwer zu finden, ein steifer, leichter, besserer Stoßdämpfer, aber erschwinglicher Enduro-MTB-Rahmen?
Der ICAN P9 Enduro-Fahrradrahmen lässt Sie nicht im Stich. Er besteht aus Toray T700-T800 Carbonfaser, einem Vollcarbonrahmen, um das beste Gleichgewicht zwischen Leichtigkeit und Steifigkeit zu gewährleisten, da ICAN P9 auf den Markt gekommen ist und sie noch nie getroffen haben Qualitätsproblem unter den Fahrern.

Um Ihnen viel mehr Fahrspaß zu bieten, verwenden wir den größeren hinteren Boost-Abstand von 148 x 12 mm und 150 mm Federweg, um die Steifigkeit des zu erhalten MTB Fahrradrahmen und die hohe Geschwindigkeit. Sie haben mehr Auswahl für Radsatz und Reifen. Der tolle Enduro-Fahrradrahmen muss nicht so teuer sein.

Möchten Sie Ihre lokale Enduro töten und beweisen, dass Sie der beste lokale Trail Slayer sind? Nun, unser vollgefederter Boost-Mountainbike-Rahmen aus Kohlefaser, der P9, ist der Fahrradrahmen, den Sie brauchen. Mit 150 mm Federweg können Sie sicher sein, dass es für diesen Rahmen keinen zu knorrigen Kurs gibt. Die Frage ist, sind Sie knorrig genug, um die Herausforderung anzunehmen?


Aus Toray T700-Kohlefaser gefertigt, können Sie sicher sein, dass Sie bei diesem Gewebe mit hohem Modul nicht mehr verlangen müssen. Wir haben Toray-Fasern verwendet, da wir feststellen, dass sie die branchenweit besten für den Einsatz im Fahrradrahmenbau sind. Mit Toray können wir den leichten, steifen, starken und erschwinglichen Rahmen herstellen, den die Branche nicht zugeben möchte, aber auf den wir uns spezialisiert haben.

Um diesen Rahmen immer zuverlässig zu halten, haben wir den hinteren Boost-Abstand von 148 x 12 mm verwendet, um das hintere Ende des Rahmens zu verbreitern. Dies hat den Effekt, dass der Rahmen versteift wird und Ihre Schwenklager eine längere Lebensdauer haben. Zu diesem Zweck haben wir ein stets zuverlässiges BSA-Tretlager eingebaut. Sie werden weniger Zeit mit Putzen und mehr Zeit mit Reiten verbringen. Wir haben auch ein konisches Steuerrohr eingebaut, damit Sie sicher sein können, dass die Gabel Ihrer Wahl passt.

Unsere interne Kabel- und Schlauchführung Dies trägt auch zu dieser Zuverlässigkeit bei. Sobald Sie die Einstellungen vorgenommen haben, werden Sie sich fragen, warum das interne Routing Ihrer Meinung nach kompliziert sein könnte. Jetzt müssen Sie nur noch Ihre Farbe auswählen, schwarz, weiß, grün, blau oder rot, und aussteigen und fahren.

Euduro Fahrradrahmen P9 Bild




 

Warum den Federweg mit 150 mm Federweg wählen?

150-mm-Federweg ist möglicherweise der ideale Ort für Mountainbiketouren und Enduro-Rennen. Was wäre, wenn wir Ihnen sagen würden, dass Sie ein schönes 150-mm-Reiserad haben könnten, das die Erde nicht wiegt, und was noch wichtiger ist, es könnte ein Kohlefaserrahmen sein, der Ihnen Geld für den Latte nach der Fahrt lässt?

Dank der harten Arbeit unseres Ingenieurteams können Sie jetzt. Wir haben diesen vollgefederten Mountainbike-Rahmen aus der exzellenten Kohlefaser Toray T700 geformt. Wir verwenden Toray, da seine Qualität gewährleistet ist und unsere Ingenieure so geschickt in der Verwendung sind, dass wir leichte Rahmen mit einigen der besten Details bauen können.

Wie Sie sich vorstellen können, haben wir eine interne Verlegung verwendet, um sicherzustellen, dass alle Ihre Kabel und Schläuche vor der Umgebung verborgen sind und versehentlich an den Bäumen hängen bleiben, die Ihre Toben durch den Wald umgeben.

Um Ihnen beim Bergauffahren zu helfen, haben wir dieses Enduro-Rahmenset mit einer BB92-Schale ausgestattet. Dadurch konnten unsere Ingenieure den Rahmen verbreitern und versteifen. Das Treten zu einer angenehmeren Aktivität machen. All diese großartigen Funktionen spielen jedoch keine Rolle, wenn Sie diesen Rahmen nicht in einer Farbe erhalten könnten, die Ihnen gefällt. Als solche haben wir sie in mattem Schwarz, Grün, Gelb, Lila oder Blau erhältlich. Jetzt müssen Sie nur noch herausfinden, welcher Rahmen zu Ihrem Helm passt, und schon kann es losgehen.

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