Also, Crius frames can be purchased separately, and you can build it with your choice of components. Offical Dahon and Tern frames cannot be bought individually, you will have to get the whole bike before upgrading it.
Check out this custom build using the Crius AEV20 folding bike frame! It is an aluminium frame for V brakes, and is designed for 406 sized 20 inch wheels.
Hi, You have an interesting blog. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Are you by any chance still open to help others put together a custom crius bike?
ReplyDeleteHi I don't build bikes commercially, only for close friends.
DeleteCool! thanks. Keep up your good work on your blog!
ReplyDeleteHi, can you share the weight of this bike built up?
ReplyDeleteThe bike weight is shown in the last post, Final Assembly.
DeleteHi, I want to custom build a Foldie? Will you be able to help me out?
ReplyDeleteSorry I don't build bikes commercially, only for close friends.
DeleteSorry to highjack your thread. I have an old Vitesse D7 that's probably >10 years old. It's been in a bit of neglect. So am thinking of changing most of the parts except for the frame, including the neos derailleur. Would you know of any shop that can help me upgrade to litepro parts? Probably changing the wheelset, Crankset, drivetrain, handlepost etc. thank you!
ReplyDeleteHi, hows the ride quality (frame) of the crius brand? Im in the midst of searching a 20" foldie, current ride is Dahon vybe 2018 JP JDM which I find its adequate for me but its got hijacked by the Mrs. Cheers
ReplyDeleteAll these frames are similar, Dahon/Crius/Fnhon. Ride quality depends more on the components you use, such as wheelset, tires, etc.
DeleteHi Steve, i need your advice on wheelset and hope you can help me out. Currently i'm riding crius maser d. The current wheelset is kfun 406 20inch. Will changing the wheels from 406 to 451 increase my speed? If yes, then what kind of wheel set would you recommend?
ReplyDeleteChanging from 406 to 451 wheelset will not increase your speed.
DeleteMore effective way is to change to a slick and slimmer tire, such as Schwalbe Kojak or Schwalbe One.
Lowering the handlebar position and optimizing the saddle height will also help.
What are the component specifications on your current setup?
Hi Steve,
ReplyDeleteThis is the current spec for my crisus master d. 9speed sora, wheel set is 4 bearing sealed hub (kfun) and cst 406 tyres. Crankset is litepro hollowtech and cema ceramic BSA24. Cema ceramic jockey wheel. I'm a beginner so this is all i know. Hope u can provide your guidance. Thanks in advance.
Start with the tires, it will make a big difference. Other components are pretty OK and will not make much difference in speed even if they are upgraded.
DeleteSteve thank you for your valuable advice.
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