LightCarbon LCE930 Member Build Gallery

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A gallery of emtb member LightCarbon LCE930 builds.

Conversation/Build Thread - https://www.emtbforums.com/threads/m820-bafang-lightcarbon-lce930-frame-lightweight.32185/

Please add any builds I missed!

bafang

@borysgo2

@brbr

@clix

@crustafur

@cwoodffr

@Goff

@KaroKönig

@kaylee.s

@Lussy

@Mirkoser

@O38

@plough

@sandnap

@sandro817

@TobyB

@Utility

 

[Freda]

So this is mine, 1500km so far. Very happy so far! Small issues along the way, but everything has been solved and I guess that is part of bike building.

 

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@Slaine

 

[NCMTB Rider]

Another one on the trails in North Carolina!

 

[Devey73]

hey guys can anyone tell me the stack height of the headset? I have a fork but i’m unsure if the steerer will be long enough. I don’t have frame yet

 

[sandnap]

hey guys can anyone tell me the stack height of the headset? I have a fork but i’m unsure if the steerer will be long enough. I don’t have frame yet

Steerer should be a minimum of roughly 124mm + your steering stem height. More with spacers of course.

 

[Devey73]

thankyou!

 

[robk]

hey guys can anyone tell me the stack height of the headset? I have a fork but i’m unsure if the steerer will be long enough. I don’t have frame yet

Here's from my frame in case it helps (it's a size S)

 

[robk]

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My build. Size Small, 160/150. Couldn't be happier!

 

[Devey73]

Any tips on the best way to clear the cables out the way when fitting motor? it’s crowded in there

 

[sandnap]

Any tips on the best way to clear the cables out the way when fitting motor? it’s crowded in there

Don't put too much force on the charging cable or the leads will break off like mine did.

I had to do some grinding and soldering to fix them. Also, run the dropper cable on the non-drive side of the motor rather than under it. Finally, get an assistant or find some way to hold the front motor spacers in while you lift the motor into position. That's all the advice I have.

 

[Freda]

Any tips on the best way to clear the cables out the way when fitting motor? it’s crowded in there

I also found having your bike upside-down helps. You can fiddle with the cables without the risk of motor dropping out, before you insert the motor bolts.

 

[clix]

I also found having your bike upside-down helps. You can fiddle with the cables without the risk of motor dropping out, before you insert the motor bolts.

True. But be careful, not to drop one of the spacers from the most front motor bolt. It will fall inside of the frame, and the only way to get it out, is than to rotate the bike again..

 

[Mannolo9]

Hello guys… I got a question about the speed sensor: should I put something in the little hole? Or only the r plastic cover?

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[sandnap]

Hello guys… I got a question about the speed sensor: should I put something in the little hole? Or only the r plastic cover?

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Just the plastic cover, nothing else goes in there.

 

[Laube92]

Hi Guys this is my build. Riding in the area of Dortmund in western Germany

 

[Mannolo9]

Hi Guys this is my build. Riding in the area of Dortmund in western Germany
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It looks nice… did you paint it or you asked like that?

 

[Laube92]

It looks nice… did you paint it or you asked like that?

Hey thank you very much, I painted it by myself. The decals I ordered at a printing company and covered with a couple of layers 2K clear coat

 

[Mannolo9]

Hey thank you very much, I painted it by myself. The decals I ordered at a printing company and covered with a couple of layers 2K clear coat
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Wow you did a very nice job!! Congrats