Qilefu JH034

Based on user reports, the frame appears structurally safe for normal use. One user has ridden it for 5,000 km without failure, including alpine descents. However, quality control is unknown and cheaper frames carry less guarantee. It is recommended to inspect thoroughly upon arrival.

Common issues include poor headset bearings that fail quickly, steel bolts that rust, seatpost slipping and rocking (solved with grip tape), brake mounts needing sanding, and heavy weight. The frame also lacks EPS moulding and has a rough interior.

The rim brake version costs about $459.25 (self-painted), while the disc version with handlebars is around €400 delivered, plus potential customs fees of about €30. Prices may vary by seller and options.

The frame is described as heavy, with weight being 'nothing to impress your friends with'. No specific weight is given, but it is not considered lightweight.

It is made of 1K full carbon fibre.

Communication with the seller is okay but not stellar; they may lack detailed information. One user confirmed return under AliExpress policy, but support quality for issues is unknown. In contrast, brands like Velobuild have better support.

Delivery time varies. One user reported that the seller offered a shipping method that was more expensive and took a month longer than AliExpress Standard shipping. Another user paid extra for DPD shipping and received the frame within about a week after ordering, but shipping times can vary.

Yes, the frame can be ordered with handlebars. However, availability of specific sizes may be limited; one user had to accept a different size (400x110 instead of 400x100) to avoid waiting 3-4 weeks.

Sizes are available, such as 530. One user (179 cm) chose size 530 with a 400x100 handlebar. The geometry is based on Pinarello Dogma F, so sizing should be compared carefully.

Yes, it is a clone of the Pinarello Dogma F, specifically the 2023/2024 model. A newer 2024/2025 model clone is also available for a slightly higher price.