The reviewer discusses the Trifox X16 Carbon Frame throughout the video, focusing on its performance, build quality, and value. They mention that the frame is lightweight, performs well on the road, and has a visually appealing chameleon paint scheme. However, they also note some build issues, such as threading problems in the bottom bracket and a scratch on the frame. The reviewer compares it to other frames like the Deia Rest, Tfsa, and Airwolf, suggesting they might share the same mold. They conclude that while there are some drawbacks, the frame offers good value for its price.
AI-Summary
Pros
Lightweight carbon frame
Performs well on the road
Visually appealing chameleon paint scheme
Good branding and logo design
Stiff and fast performance
Good value compared to high-end frames
Cons
Build issues like threading problems in the bottom bracket
Scratch on the frame upon delivery
Potential need for additional work or tweaks
Higher cost compared to other frames from the same mold
Reported difficulties with customer service
Key Points
Frame costs around $900 Canadian
Shares mold with Deia Rest, Tfsa, and Airwolf frames
Requires carbon paste for seat post
Hockey tape used as a temporary solution for seat post
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