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Road Bike Frames, Wheels & Components / Re: Completed CS-092
« on: January 03, 2016, 07:19:12 PM »
Thanks for the complements guys.
quick update; the bike has been riding great, I'm just shy of 300 miles on it with no problems to report.
Shimano 6870 is phenomenal. Shifts every time, crisply with no hesitation. Haven't had any chain drops or miss shifts to report, very impressed.
as for fit, I feel much more comfortable on the bike now than at first. I bought a -17 degree stem but haven't tested it out. The current setup has grown on me quite a bit.

There was a question about tire sizes and brake cable routing hope these images help clear things up. Peter says the bike can run 28's I'm running 23's now on 25mm width rims which equate to 17.5mm internal width. I think I could get upto 28's but not sure about snow spikes. Opps forgot to resize.





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Road Bike Frames, Wheels & Components / Re: Completed CS-092
« on: December 17, 2015, 03:45:44 PM »
Hi guys thanks for the compliments. I've only had one other road bike and that's a trek 2300 which I've ridden for 10 years, thus I'm very used to that "classic geometry". I'd say most road bikes have very similar numbers in regards to seat tube and top tube lengths while the 092 adds two centimeters to the top tube length this give it a stretched out feel (not necessarily a bad thing). Second the head tube seems quite tall this lends to a slightly more upright position. As you can see I have the stem slammed and inverted, like this my bars are still nearly a centimeters and a half higher than my trek 2300. With the increased reach it still feels plenty aggressive. I have to play with a shorter stem and or a stem with a more aggressive angle. Still need to put some more miles in and see how the bike feels.

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Road Bike Frames, Wheels & Components / Re: Completed CS-092
« on: December 16, 2015, 04:50:13 PM »
The one from Peter. I got it on Monday.

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Road Bike Frames, Wheels & Components / Completed CS-092
« on: December 16, 2015, 03:32:26 PM »
Hi guys,
Here is my completed build. All carbon parts were obtained from Peter at Xmcarbonspeed.
CS-092 size 54cm---955 grams with paint
b6 400mm handlebar
st2 110 mm stem
38mm front and 50mm rear clincher wheelset built on dt-swiss 240s from Peter

Drivetrain is all Ultegra Di2 with the exception of the Dura-ace crankset and pedals.

Final weight is 7.88 kg

I've taken it for a couple spins and have been very pleased. Probably take it out for a couple more easy spins to build some confidence then I'll start putting it through the paces.






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Hi JoelK,
Are you buying a headset through Peter? Not sure what route to take or if I'll be able to notice any difference in the quality of the bearings.

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Our frames are going to come with a 100 x 12mm fork. I'm in a similar position with a 100 x 15mm dt-swiss 240s front hub. I can't seem to find anyone who sells the 12mm end caps. They are posted on dt-swiss's website but aren't for sale as of yet.

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I spoke with Peter yesterday, the CS-092sl fork will have 100 x 12 mm thru axle and not the 100 x 15mm thru axle as previously expected.

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29er / Re: Seatpost delaminating on IP-256-sl
« on: October 14, 2015, 10:25:32 AM »
Thanks Sitar_Ned for the response and photo upload. I tried using chintertown's upload system but was receiving an error. I don't think the noise was actually coming from this crack itself but the noise lead me to investigate more. With the seatpost installed and the seat clamp on its almost impossible to see.

I cleaned the seatpost and the area on the bike frame, applied park tools carbon assembly paste and its been silent since, albeit one ride. I'm going to put a couple dabs of super glue on the cracks just to seal them up and continue to watch them. Hopefully they don't get any bigger.

Thanks again.

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29er / Re: Seatpost delaminating on IP-256-sl
« on: October 13, 2015, 07:56:21 PM »
Thanks cmh, just to clarify, I'm speaking about the region below where the seatpost clamp sits on both sides of the slit.

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29er / Seatpost delaminating on IP-256-sl
« on: October 12, 2015, 02:44:33 PM »
Hi guys,
I was wondering what you think? I noticed some creaking around the seatpost on my IP-256-sl and while cleaning it I noticed there seems to be some cracks. I think its harmless but still concerning, what are your thoughts?

Thanks

https://goo.gl/photos/qaQ7UrhW6fJi4d9T9
https://goo.gl/photos/n8va8P5qSGNa4wG58
https://goo.gl/photos/kfpsEoMgqXyA1trY7

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Yeah sorry 45 day lead time. Found this video I'm pretty convinced that the Br-rs805s are the way to go.
I only wish they were compatible with the shimano mtb brake pads.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58RzMDlD0F8&feature=youtu.be

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Hi Joelk, thanks for the quick and thorough response. Not sure I can justify the added expense although, it might be best to build it "right" from the get go. I was hoping there was going to be some weight savings with the new calipers the br-r785s weighed in at 114 grams so quite negligible. I ordered the frame from Peter a couple days ago, this 45 day lead time is going to kill me.

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Hi Joelk, can you post the weight for the BR-RS805 brake calipers, I just purchased the di2 levers and they come with the BR-r785. It looks like the frame supports the new flat mount design. The BR-rs805 looks to add a cleaner overall look on the bike. I didn't know these were already released.   

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Looks awesome, when are you supposed receive your frame? I'm hoping to place an order in a month or so, planning ultegra di2. Looking forward to seeing your build.

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