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Thanks for replying :) ! good to hear that you have gotten better quality. And I do understand you can't comment too much. But it might be a good idea to keep your eyes open when you ramp up production.

Have you experienced similarly bad quality I documented in the other thread? I imagine quite many frames have passed your hands at this point.

Hi, I suspect others don't have as bad defects as I do. If you look at build videos and stop and inspect the quality, you will notice much higher quality. Of course there's also the possibility that people have ignored some defects, but i think that plays a lesser role. Ideally I want a new...

Yup, you should be worried. Say to him that you won't accept the delivery if they send you same quality as to me. Refer to these pictures as needed. This why I shared this, to warn and help other people :)

Thank you for sharing. People don't seem to want to talk about these issues. But making this public is the only way we can make these companies accountable. Quality issues hurt their bottom line and they go out of business, or they up their game.

red mark indicating QC fail?

This album illustrates how the QC process at LightCarbon has totally failes.

The headset is according to LC made by Enduro. However Enduro confirmed my suspicion that they do not supply LightCarbon with headset bearings.

Some red paint marker, indicating maybe QC fail. Some machining probably done, but it has not fixed the fitment issues

Voids present in carbon at both sides of motor mount area, potentially compromising bolt integrity. Also the metal inserts are not in the center of the supports, weakening the adhesion.

Rough carbon that has not been painted properly. This is a very minor issue.

Multiple voids potentially compromising the integrity of this high-stress area

Multiple voids potentially compromising the integrity of this high-stress area

Multiple voids potentially compromising the integrity of this high-stress area

Multiple voids potentially compromising the integrity of this high-stress area

Significant carbon dust inside the frame suggests poor quality control and no cleaning during manufacturing. There is no way of inspecting the frame properly if you don't clean it.

Void near a high-stress area adjacent to the lower cup

Uneven carbon, indicating poor quality control and finishing. Some finishing might have been done indicated by the marks, but cups are still larger than need be

Uneven carbon, indicating poor quality control and finishing. Some finishing might have been done indicated by the marks, but cups are still larger than need be

A motor bolt appears worn and used, which is unacceptable for a new frame. But still, one of the lesser issues all in all.