Carbon fiber $350 hardtail 27.5 MTB frame

Brand: Lixada
Color: Black / White (optional)
Material: Carbon Fiber
Frame Size: 15.5"
Wheel Size: 27.5"
Tire Size: 1.95~2.35"
Head Tube: upper 42mm, lower 52mm
Seat Tube: 31.6mm
Bottom Bracket: BB52
Weight: Approx. 1080g / 2.38lb

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You should check on amazon for MTB carbon fiber frames. You will find better than Wallmart for about the same price, much better for little more. Most of those are old new stock, going for a fraction of the listed price.
 
I don't know what "better" would look like, and I have been keeping my eye out for Chinese CF frames for a while. Some will be crap, but some might be good performance per cost...What (in your opinion) are the best three 27.5 CF frames for under $400?
 
27.5 a must ? 15.5 size too ? The frame you link is too lightweight for a good MTB, it is closer to a street racing frame IMO.
New old stock, are mostly 26 or 29
Size 15 to 16 is small, size 17 to 18 med, 19 to 20 large

Good CF frames are made in Taiwan, or western world. Very few good CF jobs out of China, so better check feedback and reviews with those. One example of good spec Chinese frame:

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BEIOU 3K Carbon Fiber Mountain Bike Frame 26" Glossy Unibody External Cable Routing T700 Ultralight MTB White Red Green Orange Yellow B005X
MODEL: BO-B005A (26)
SKU: FMB005AX
FINISH: 3K Glossy White Red
MATERIAL: Toray T700 Carbon Fiber
FRAME SIZE: 15"/17"/19"
WHEEL SIZE: 26"
BB TYPE: ENBB 68mm
CABLE ROUTING: External Cable Routing
TOP TUBE: 1-1/8, 1-1/2
HEADSET: BEIOU 41.8mm/52mm
BRAKE TYPE: Disc Brake
SEAT POST: 31.6mm
SEAT CLAMP: 34.9mm
REAR AXLE SPACING: 135mm
ACCESSORIES: Head set/Seat post clamp
WEIGHT: 1350g±50g
WARRANTY: 1 year
FEATURE:
BEIOU products were made mainly with Toray T700 carbon fiber, whose tensile strength is 500kgf/mm2, 4900MPa, the tensile modulus is 24ton/mm2, 230GPa, the elongation is 2.1, and the density is 1.8g/cm3.
For the part of Bottom Bracket, we overlap T700 and T1000 carbon fiber to increases the strength and the rigidity, which makes it work in great safety and speed up quickly in dancing.
The rear triangle part was made with Mitsubishi high carbon fiber, whose tensile strength is 450kgf/mm2, 4410MPa, the tensile modulus is 40ton/mm2, 395GPa, the elongation is 1.1, and the density is 1.82g/cm3.
 
Hi
If I have the onor of giving some advice at the veterans here if you want a huge tyre why you do not consider a transition transam 29" it is made from real steel it will last for ever you could find it used at very low prices and you could use it also with 26" 2.7 tyres like maxxis minion dhf dual ply.
 
there is also another company that i love for hardtails the ONONE BIKES
check them they are a good company and you find frequently great discounts they use all materials carbon steel alluminium and TITANIUM!!!!!!!
 
I’m hesitant to get off brand carbon fiber. From everything I have read, there is an art to the design and lay up – and there is no good way to measure that quality. Seems like steel or aluminum is a lot more basic and harder to mess up.

A casually made carbon fiber frame is going to be no better than a good frame of a more traditional quality. Similarly with titanium – they tend to crack too easily if not welded well. Don’t need that!

I did get an off brand carbon fork (nashbar, but it has no redeeming qualities that I can think of. Stiff as a brick.

But hey, if you find something different, let me know!
 
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