Well I will do a full write up once I’ve riddent it more but I did have some problems though not really down to the frame per se.
I fitted the headset bearing (with no grease) in my excitement when it arrived and then couldn’t get the lower bearing out to grease it when I got round to building the bike up. I tried tapping it out at which point it disassembled itself (see my thread…). I have managed to sort it now though. That said, getting the bearing out if/when it eventually dies will require a bearing puller.
The internal cable routing is very neat but a bit of a pain to actually fit. Though now it’s in, it won’t be a problem again. I also decided on a full length outer to the rear mech which maybe has added a bit of drag compared the split route that is meant to be used.
But the ride is spot on, very stereotypically carbon (stiff in the BB but nicely takes the edge off sharp bumps) and it really is very light – very simple/cheap kit in the main on it and it’s around 20lbs now. The frame is under 1.2kg and the fork is 430g with uncut steerer.