Come on man, you left those basic cables for the derailleurs. Put Shimano optislick cables for less friction in the system and better gear changing, especially on 105 and when running full housing from the levers to the derailleurs. Otherwise, very nice build :) I might get the same frame in the near future. I wish you safe and fun rides!
😅 true, I cheaped out on cable housings and got Jagwire CEX and LEX. They work well enough for my purposes for now. Thanks! Safe and fun riding to you as well, and if you do end up getting the frame let me know.
My experience, put cable longer than it need few centimeters for easy turn your head set 180* after finish your build. It very helpful when you got bike balance on corner and change line on high speed riding. 😊
@@henrychungfitness im got frame from winowsport, which brand OEM for hygge and my 1st routing cable just enough for my need and now it seem like not enough room for cable when im turn head tube around and my front wheels not balance. I will take longer cable for fix it at weekend.
@@TieuBachBach I’ve seen the winowsports frame as well and saw that it was the same as the Hygge. Great bike and I hope you’re able to add longer cables
Looking forward to assembling my project, very similar to yours, assembling with a Shimano 105 hydraulic group, vision 50mm wheels, I will try to make a video of the assembly.
Good that you’re going hydraulic! Mine was hybrid so mechanical cables for the brake line and salt water got into the housing which made the cable stick. Atleast with hydraulic it’s a closed system 👍 the only headache is doing maintenance on the cables with 4 of them in the handlebar
Hello my friend Can you send me the link to aliexpress for mechanical brake calipers? I didn't see it in the video. Is the rear caliper 160? 140? I ordered this frame after your videos, I think I will use mechanical disc brakes like you. thanks. :)
I'm thinking about getting a hygge, can I ask about your inseam and the arm span? I'm not sure what stem lenght to get, but first - are you comfortable on the bike or would you change anything over that time?
My inseam is about 33” to the bottom of my feet, and arm span about 72”. I personally like the bike, but fit is always unique to the individual. Depends on upper body torso length, leg length, mobility/flexibility etc. I’d suggest comparing your current bike geometry to the chart on geometrygeeks.com
Can you tell what type of greasers you used during assembly? Carbon paste for carbon parts obviously i guess, and what else? And tools😮 much appreciate if you tell) Wanna try to assemble myself too)
I used automotive grease (probably not the best but that’s all I had), carbon paste for the seatpost. Tools: torque wrench, cable cutters, internal cable routing tool, hex keys, saw, super glue and some others I might have missed but should be seen in my build videos. Best of luck building!
Thank you for watching! I personally would recommend this frame based on the many positive reviews and my experience. I would say though that there were some sharp edges inside the bb area though, but overall a great looking, well performing fast ride 🔥
01:12 mate hello, when removing the cables from the front, how did you pass the front tong? 2 cables from the right, 2 cables from the left, did you pass the tongs through the middle like this? 4 cables hardly pass through the front, it compresses. I have a lot of difficulty in installation. can you help?
Yes it’s a very difficult procedure and there’s barely any space. I think ultimately it works, but these bikes were designed not for mechanical in my opinion. Best of luck and patience will do it
Hello my friend. Did you have any problems while adjusting the gear settings? Because there is no stopper for the mechanical gear on the frame, I wonder how you solved this problem. I also bought a hygge frame on your recommendations and I will assemble it soon, this problem stuck in my mind, I wanted to ask. thanks. :)
Congrats on the purchase! Hmm can you explain the stopper problem? If you see my build video it should be exactly as it shows for mechanical drive train.
@@henrychungfitness thanks bro. Also, thank you for the review of this frame, decided to go with this frame instead of the og-elvkin, as hygge have xs size.
The names of these cheap bikes are funny I will stick with felt giant or specialized or Trek or pinarello they do a lot of rnd and have lifetime warranty
I thought about a china brand bike but I don’t trust them cause they come backwards and you get know service if it needs a tune up I just prefer to get a giant or Scott or felt That has a lot of rnd then this bike or any Chinese bike
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I should be going to sleep....but Henry and Hygge is life.
Hahaha thanks for watching 😂
True, the video is great but the music makes you sleepy and I don't need tranquilizers 😂
I wait for the review of this beautiful bike 👍🏻👍🏻
Lovely build 🤌
Thank you! It turned out pretty well for my first disc brake build 👍
Great job
Thank you 🙏
Wow very nice!!!
Thanks! It turned out pretty nice 🤙
Come on man, you left those basic cables for the derailleurs. Put Shimano optislick cables for less friction in the system and better gear changing, especially on 105 and when running full housing from the levers to the derailleurs. Otherwise, very nice build :) I might get the same frame in the near future. I wish you safe and fun rides!
😅 true, I cheaped out on cable housings and got Jagwire CEX and LEX. They work well enough for my purposes for now. Thanks! Safe and fun riding to you as well, and if you do end up getting the frame let me know.
Well done sir. Shes a beauty!
Thanks! I think so too with the chameleon green paint 👌
My experience, put cable longer than it need few centimeters for easy turn your head set 180* after finish your build. It very helpful when you got bike balance on corner and change line on high speed riding. 😊
Great tip! Extra slack is always good just in case 👌
@@henrychungfitness im got frame from winowsport, which brand OEM for hygge and my 1st routing cable just enough for my need and now it seem like not enough room for cable when im turn head tube around and my front wheels not balance. I will take longer cable for fix it at weekend.
@@TieuBachBach I’ve seen the winowsports frame as well and saw that it was the same as the Hygge. Great bike and I hope you’re able to add longer cables
Looking forward to assembling my project, very similar to yours, assembling with a Shimano 105 hydraulic group, vision 50mm wheels, I will try to make a video of the assembly.
Good that you’re going hydraulic! Mine was hybrid so mechanical cables for the brake line and salt water got into the housing which made the cable stick. Atleast with hydraulic it’s a closed system 👍 the only headache is doing maintenance on the cables with 4 of them in the handlebar
Hello my friend
Can you send me the link to aliexpress for mechanical brake calipers?
I didn't see it in the video. Is the rear caliper 160? 140?
I ordered this frame after your videos, I think I will use mechanical disc brakes like you. thanks. :)
s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DEqYODX
I used 160 front and 140 rear for the hybrid disc brakes. Good luck with your build!
@@henrychungfitness Thank you 😊🙏
Do you know if it's possible to purchase seatpost separately if it brakes?
I’m not sure, it’s best to check with the vendor but I’m sure it should be possible.
I'm thinking about getting a hygge, can I ask about your inseam and the arm span? I'm not sure what stem lenght to get, but first - are you comfortable on the bike or would you change anything over that time?
My inseam is about 33” to the bottom of my feet, and arm span about 72”. I personally like the bike, but fit is always unique to the individual. Depends on upper body torso length, leg length, mobility/flexibility etc. I’d suggest comparing your current bike geometry to the chart on geometrygeeks.com
Can you tell what type of greasers you used during assembly? Carbon paste for carbon parts obviously i guess, and what else?
And tools😮 much appreciate if you tell)
Wanna try to assemble myself too)
I used automotive grease (probably not the best but that’s all I had), carbon paste for the seatpost. Tools: torque wrench, cable cutters, internal cable routing tool, hex keys, saw, super glue and some others I might have missed but should be seen in my build videos. Best of luck building!
@@henrychungfitness thanks!
HI! Thanks for your video, it's really helpful! I'm also thinking of buying this frame, would you recommend it even after using it?🤗
Thank you for watching! I personally would recommend this frame based on the many positive reviews and my experience. I would say though that there were some sharp edges inside the bb area though, but overall a great looking, well performing fast ride 🔥
@@henrychungfitness What caused you problems around the bottom bracket?
thanks in advance for your answers 🤗
@@yourfriendphilips no problems with assembly, just sharp edges from excess carbon fiber I’m assuming from the manufacturing process
01:12
mate hello, when removing the cables from the front, how did you pass the front tong? 2 cables from the right, 2 cables from the left, did you pass the tongs through the middle like this? 4 cables hardly pass through the front, it compresses. I have a lot of difficulty in installation. can you help?
Yes it’s a very difficult procedure and there’s barely any space. I think ultimately it works, but these bikes were designed not for mechanical in my opinion. Best of luck and patience will do it
nice
Hello my friend.
Did you have any problems while adjusting the gear settings? Because there is no stopper for the mechanical gear on the frame, I wonder how you solved this problem.
I also bought a hygge frame on your recommendations and I will assemble it soon, this problem stuck in my mind, I wanted to ask. thanks. :)
Congrats on the purchase! Hmm can you explain the stopper problem? If you see my build video it should be exactly as it shows for mechanical drive train.
Hola henry podrías decir cuánto costo la bicicleta entera en euros o dólares? Gracias y buen video!!
I paid about $2000 CAD or close to $1500 USD for the full bike build 👌
How tall are u and what size and stem lenght you chose?
I’m 5’11”, or 6’ on a good day and chose a 100mm stem length
Bro can you link me the BB you bought? Nice build. Thanks
s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DnBF9Ff
@@henrychungfitness thanks bro. Also, thank you for the review of this frame, decided to go with this frame instead of the og-elvkin, as hygge have xs size.
@@zero34runnr enjoy the new ride 👍👍👍
@@henrychungfitness thank you. 🙏
Bro what torque setting did you put for the seat clamp? Thanks
I torqued it to 6nm..you can see at 15:45
what is the weight of the bike - with pedals?
It came out to about 17.36lbs with pedals and cages
Not near the white couch 😩🙈
The couch was safe 😂
What bottom bracket are you using? Thanks
I’m using the Shimano BBR60 bottom bracket
@@henrychungfitness Thank you
The names of these cheap bikes are funny I will stick with felt giant or specialized or Trek or pinarello they do a lot of rnd and have lifetime warranty
Solve my insomnia 😅
Can you give me the size of the true axles please?
대단하네요
What is tyre mm?
I’m running 28mm. I believe max might be 32?
I thought about a china brand bike but I don’t trust them cause they come backwards and you get know service if it needs a tune up I just prefer to get a giant or Scott or felt That has a lot of rnd then this bike or any Chinese bike
1:11 hahaa
😂 as real as it gets
Size m looks like L
Yea their sizing is a bit strange considering I’m usually on a 54 🤷♂️
cable lengths... rly?
First integrated and internal build 🤷♂️