Winspace SLC 5.0 Frameset Mirage by Winspace – DoGoodCo product photo 1
Winspace SLC 5.0 Frameset Mirage by Winspace – DoGoodCo product photo 2
Winspace SLC 5.0 Frameset Mirage by Winspace – DoGoodCo product photo 1
Winspace SLC 5.0 Frameset Mirage by Winspace – DoGoodCo product photo 2
    Winspace SLC 5.0 Frameset Mirage by Winspace – DoGoodCo product photo 1
    Winspace SLC 5.0 Frameset Mirage by Winspace – DoGoodCo product photo 2
Winspace SLC 5.0 Frameset Mirage by Winspace – DoGoodCo product photo 1
Winspace SLC 5.0 Frameset Mirage by Winspace – DoGoodCo product photo 2

Winspace SLC 5.0 Frameset Mirage

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Rs. 292,000.00
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SKU:WS-FR-SLC5-Mirage-XS

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Frequently Asked Questions

3-year Winspace manufacturing-defect warranty from date of delivery to the original buyer; crash/misuse damage and normal wear excluded, non-transferable if resold.

The SLC 5.0 is Winspace's superlight climbing-focused frame, using a lighter carbon layup than the aero T/C-series to minimise weight for climbing and acceleration, while still holding up to race-level stiffness.

Disc brake only, compatible with mechanical and Di2 electronic groupsets from Shimano and SRAM.

Yes, the SLC 5.0's layup is engineered for real-world race and training use, not just weight-weenie fragility — it handles typical Indian road imperfections fine, though as with any superlight frame we'd avoid deliberately riding it hard off-road.

Compare your height/reach to Winspace's official SLC 5.0 size chart, or send us your measurements for guidance.

Yes, authentic stock with local warranty claims and after-sales support.

Yes, we recommend it — correct torque on a superlight frame matters even more than usual to avoid over-tightening carbon components.

Use a torque wrench for all bolted components, clean gently with mild soap, avoid pressure washers near the bottom bracket/headset, and get it checked after any crash or hard impact.