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A user built a Chinese carbon gravel bike using an Elves Mori Aerox Carbon Aero Gravel Disc frameset (UCI approved) despite having no prior bike building experience, encountering multiple supplier issues and personal mistakes during the process. The total cost was approximately 3700 CAD (~2700 USD), including taxes and a small tariff on the frame.
AI Summary
Pros
- Cost-effective compared to major brands (e.g., Specialized Diverge at ~11000 CAD)
- Lightweight build (8.05kg without pedals)
- Aggressive geometry provides a fast, responsive ride
more pros in the review
Cons
- Poor English instructions and buggy app for Wheeltop groupset
- Supplier issues and potential for counterfeit parts (e.g., chains, pedals)
- Tight clearance between chainring and frame
more cons in the review
Key Points
- Frame: Elves Mori Aerox Carbon Aero Gravel Disc (UCI approved)
- Total cost: ~3700 CAD (~2700 USD) including 15% Canadian sales tax
- Weight: 8.05kg without pedals
more key points in the review
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ELVES MORI AEROX CARBON AERO GRAVEL DISC FRAMESETS UCI Approved

ELVES MORI AEROX CARBON AERO GRAVEL DISC FRAMESETS UCI Approved
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