PRO CYCLIST | FORMER CHAMPION TESTED MY CHINESE CARBON ROAD BIKE TRIFOX X16

[@durianriders]

You can tell by the way he sits on the bike he is a very experienced rider from the past.

[@jeffconnaly6209]

Wasn't expecting to see you

[@durianriders]

best with a carbon steerer is less than 30mm of spacers under the steerer. Disc brake road is always heavier for the same spec. WAY heavier!

[@ahrayahisrael494]

Just because it's made in China doesn't aromatically mean it is trash. The majority of big bikes brands are made in China as well. And customers are basically paying for the big names that cost triple the price.

[@MauriSky2437]

The majority? Facts from, provided by?

[@bxnny6657]

its called high modulus strength and the reason it has a high modulus strength is because trifox use t800 to make their road bikes, the reason im getting scared of trifox is because t800 carbon isnt a very light type of carbon if it is used in the right way, so i get very worried when i see that an aero frame made with t800 carbon can weigh 6.8 kilos. It just sounds so strange and that makes me think that it isnt that good quality. Also trifox was asked questions about their quality control, which they denied to answer, isnt that strange?

[@csren8328]

More n more Chinese bike brand build high quality RB. Others high quality Chinese bike brand, Yeoleo, Winspace, n Pardus. This brand isn't cheap copy, most of this brand produce OEM for big brand.

[@DanTuber]

Frame costs are a bargain compared to the big brands

[@LR6092]

I built this same frame with their aero bars. Full shimano di2 and winspace lun 48 wheels. Weighs in under 7kg. Cost about 4/5k canadian and I've got every penny from it in this past few months of summer. Loving the bike.

[@rafaelyu305]

Early idol🥰

[@MCMTB]

AyduL

[@jasonhuang6239]

@ 4:44 , he doesn't know which frame style they copy.... hmmmm....

[@jrskillstipra3683]

Looks cool😍

[@justsomeone9876]

sheeesh i would be able to get one when i 35 so about in 23 years so yeah

[@danielsepulveda912]

new sub, fan of Trifox frames, please more Trifox content

[@steppings5645]

£470, which is the price carbon frames should be thus missing out the 000's added for BS.

[@driesvandenbroecke1697]

Don't forget all the R&D, pro and development team Sponsoring etc. Distributors, shopowners etc..

[@aaron___6014]

Ten-time champion and raced for 7 eleven, baller.

[@karimfarouki2519]

What size frame did you buy? and how tall are you?

[@CLAPKNVB8888]

Hi thanks for the video, can you tell me if you can use oval carbon seat rail road bike seats with the seat post used with this bike.

[@nicolass9165]

Nice vid, keep them coming

[@brianvail2446]

Paulie P 34 mph no helmet tour de france 1984 style!

[@Sills71]

Carbon bikes are great, they are cheap to make... buying a carbon bike for $$$$ makes no sense.

[@pippodoesthings]

hi, you helped me a lot with this video, I'm thinking to build on the same frame and this is the best test I found online. A brief question, have you tried the handlebar? is it good? thanks a lot

[@LR6092]

I have the trifox aero bars on my x16 and they feel great, very stiff.

[@pippodoesthings]

@@LR6092 thanks a lot

[@unoleung6686]

But just want to say the aero bike Garmin mount may not able to use , usually need some extension

[@oldmancycling7440]

OMG .. look at the numbr of spacers under the stem ...lol

[@DDGB08]

Nice

[@warreporter99]

Are you still ride the Bike ? Are the carbon frame stiil Ok ?

[@marc_delilan]

Solid erp

[@socrea.synm1]

any update about the frame 2 years later?

[@rlake13]

Awesome vid

[@MrScarrface13]

does the front wheel have quick release?

[@roadfert]

Where in FL are you?

[@MCMTB]

Just A few miles north of Florida Georgia Boarder

[@fjp2000]

This eifel tower stem😅

[@bugabutu]

How much was this build? I'm interested in building one myself

[@ozgurinsan]

why is this for soooo long at the top. cut it.

[@christinenarcilla7833]

Nice one idol pa reply naman ng BIKENGAROAD!!

[@MCMTB]

Rod Bayk ayduL

[@richardcarr6493]

OK so first off RIM brake bikes are lighter always !! Hi mod is stiffer and lighter but not stronger , it can shatter easier on a hit !! The shape of the tubes how its molded etc makes more of difference overall !! Now if l needed another carbon frame l d get one in a rim brake version :) BUT l d be happy to take this guys team 7/11 bike instead !!

[@SirBender]

Hi mod is stronger when placed correctly 😉 that’s what makes carbon engineering special. Carbon used wrong is weak, but well construced and used it‘s what it’s made for: durable, stiff and with a needed flex. at the same time

[@mohamadsaifulbahrin9297]

What is frame size?

[@leiyosores312]

I'm planning to buy Trifox frame, it is really worth to buy?

[@MCMTB]

Absolutely

[@ahmadizzaidi]

What is the weight?

[@wazirtan6801]

legend👍

[@stephenchu1115]

Any low to mid teir carbon bike (including gravel bikes) from any manufacturer today is much better (stiffness, responsiveness, lightness, etc) than anything produced in the 1980s. So don't show any bikes from the 80s and then qualify your guy as a bike guru because he used to race those 1980 bikes. It just doesn't make any sense. He may well be an expert, but your video doesn't highlight his expertise .

[@skotsephrenia1]

Pinoy ngarud

[@jhoidequilla4294]

, ❤️❤️👏😍

[@aaaaaa6583]

Stay away from carbon which can suddenly snap unlike aluminium which would bend first. Don't risk riding these. There are plenty videos online of carbon bikes failing. Some failures are due to incorrect torque settings. But most fail due to inferior build quality. The top professionals don't touch carbon bikes due to safety aspects. Most china carbon fibre is fibreglass sprayed black and inferior cost cutting resins being used. I only ride aluminium butted bikes. The lighter the frame the more easily can snap heavier is better & safer.

[@djseitz425]

Hey upstate NY! That's pretty cool that's where I'm from.