The YOELEO R11 DB frameset is praised for its robust construction, comfortable ride, and integrated design, though assembly is complex due to integrated cabling and a proprietary seatpost clamp. Reviewers find it a good value for the price, with minor quality and design issues noted.
Pros
- Thick carbon layup in seat tube and bottom bracket for strength1
- Clean internal finish with no overspray in head tube bearing seats1
- Fork crown race is solid and thick, comparable to high-end brands1
- Bottom bracket has a solid core base to prevent over-pressing1
- Comfortable riding position and vibration absorbing carbon frame1
- Stiff frame transfers power directly to the drivetrain1
- Smooth and stable descending at high speeds1
- Responsive handling without being twitchy1
- Integrated stem and bars look great1
- Frame allows for integrated cabling with careful assembly2
Cons
- Some dry areas and small internal blisters, indicating less resin impregnation1
- Top tube radiuses are less gentle, potentially more prone to delamination1
- Internal adhesive strips from manufacturing process are unusual1
- Downtube is smaller than competitors, though overall carbon content may be similar1
- Seat post cover is floppy and doesn't prevent water ingress1
- Integrated cabling is difficult, especially with mechanical groupset (easier with Di2)2
- Steering can be stiff if thick anti-vibration foam is used2
- Proprietary seatpost clamp requires careful assembly to avoid slipping2
Key Facts
- Frame uses 3K low modulus weave in head tube and bottom bracket for stiffness1
- Seat tube carbon thickness nearly double that of Trifox X101
- Fork is solid carbon throughout (disc brake, no caliper bolt hole)1
- Bottom bracket section has a unique solid core feature1
- Head tube wall thickness: 2-3mm (compared to Specialized Venge's 3-4mm)1
- Frame is designed with thicker walls in critical areas for strength over weight savings1
- Full carbon frame with fully integrated and routed cables1
- Weighs 8.31 kg1
- Seatpost is non-round, uses a plunger clamp2
Reviews & Ratings
29:01The reviewer assembles the YOELEO R11 DB Disc Brake Frameset, focusing on integrated cabling and providing tips. The frame features a proprietary seatpost clamp and non-round seatpost. The reviewer recommends using thin anti-vibration foam from a hardware store instead of expensive bike-specific foam. They note that the frame's integrated headset and cable routing can make steering stiff if thick foam is used. The reviewer is waiting for YOELEO wheels to complete the build.
13:53The reviewer analyzed the YOELEO R11 DB Disc Brake Frameset by cutting it in half and comparing it to other frames. The frame shows generous carbon layup in key areas like the seat tube and bottom bracket, with a focus on strength. Internal finish is clean with minor imperfections, but overall construction appears robust, especially in the fork and head tube.
08:05The reviewer praises the YOELEO R11 DB Disc Brake Frameset for its comfort, climbing and descending performance, and overall ride quality. They note that the frame is stiff, transfers power well, and provides a smooth and stable ride. The aesthetics are appreciated, though the seat post cover is criticized for being floppy. The reviewer concludes that the bike is worth the money due to its performance and ride quality.
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