Hygge Aero Carbon Frame

[TidyDinosaur]

I would like to run 28mm gp 5000 clincher tires. My rims are 21mm internal so I guess the actual measured tire width should be about 30-31mm. Would 30-31mm tire fit a hygge disc frame in size L ?

The complete 105 di2 groupset I want includes 160mm rotors (front&rear) + 1pcs 140/160mm flat mount adapter.
Have anyone successfully mounted 160 rotors on this frame?

Those tires will not be a problem

[Allan_Hun]

I ran 28 mm GP 4 seasons but my external rim was 28 mm (or 29 mm).

Yes for 160 for the front. I didn't try for the rear.

Did you use an adapter to mount 160mm rotor in front?
I'm sorry if this a dumb question, but I never had a bike with disc brakes.
Im guessing I would need two adaptors for 160mm front and rear, but I know some frames does not have sufficient space to use 160mm adapter in the rear. So I'm a little worried if this would be an issue on the hygge frame.
I wouldn't mind 140mm rear rotor -its just that the 2x160mm is the cheapest complete di2 groupset I can find  And with the recent price increase from 1000 to 1100euro di2 already cost a bit more than I planned for my budget china build...

[BeR]

Did you use an adapter to mount 160mm rotor in front?
I'm sorry if this a dumb question, but I never had a bike with disc brakes.
Im guessing I would need two adaptors for 160mm front and rear, but I know some frames does not have sufficient space to use 160mm adapter in the rear. So I'm a little worried if this would be an issue on the hygge frame.
I wouldn't mind 140mm rear rotor -its just that the 2x160mm is the cheapest complete di2 groupset I can find  And with the recent price increase from 1000 to 1100euro di2 already cost a bit more than I planned for my budget china build...

If you have the Shimano 105 Di2 groupset, you don't need an adaptator. You have to flip the support of the caliper (see pictures).

[Allan_Hun]

If you have the Shimano 105 Di2 groupset, you don't need an adaptator. You have to flip the support of the caliper (see pictures).

That is very useful information. Thank you.
The 105 di2 160/160mm groupset I look at includes BR-R7170 calipers. I assume the included 140/160mm "adapter" is actually the support. But the parts list only show 1xFlat-Mount Adapter 140mm/160mm.
So do I need 2xmount adaptors?

[BAR]

Hello, I'm new at this topic. I was reading it till first page and finally ordered Hygge BOB frameset (L) + elite wheels ent-disc 2.0.
Finnaly it will be mixed with 105 di2 groupset and cl800 rotors. If my weight is around 100kg should i mount 160/140mm or 160/160?

[Allan_Hun]

Those tires will not be a problem

On second thought my 45x30mm wheels is probably not 21 but 23mm internal width.
But apparently gp5000 tires only inflate to nominal width when mounted on wide rims. So 28mm gp5k on 23mm rim should fit the hygge frame, Right?

[Allan_Hun]

Hello, I'm new at this topic. I was reading it till first page and finally ordered Hygge BOB frameset (L) + elite wheels ent-disc 2.0.
Finnaly it will be mixed with 105 di2 groupset and cl800 rotors. If my weight is around 100kg should i mount 160/140mm or 160/160?

One could argue 160/160 for descending mountains. But im sure 160/140 is perfectly fine.

[TidyDinosaur]

On second thought my 45x30mm wheels is probably not 21 but 23mm internal width.
But apparently gp5000 tires only inflate to nominal width when mounted on wide rims. So 28mm gp5k on 23mm rim should fit the hygge frame, Right?

Yes, mine are 30,5mm and there is enough space.

[BeR]

That is very useful information. Thank you.
The 105 di2 160/160mm groupset I look at includes BR-R7170 calipers. I assume the included 140/160mm "adapter" is actually the support. But the parts list only show 1xFlat-Mount Adapter 140mm/160mm.
So do I need 2xmount adaptors?

The rear caliper is screwed directly on my frame without adapter. I don't know if you can install one, sorry.

Edit : Apparently yes :
http://r2-bike.com/SHIMANO-Adapter-Flat-Mount-20-160-mm-rear

[Allan_Hun]

Yes, mine are 30,5mm and there is enough space.

Im a bit curious what tire model+size and rim width you measured at 30,5mm?

[Allan_Hun]

The rear caliper is screwed directly on my frame without adapter. I don't know if you can install one, sorry.

Edit : Apparently yes :
http://r2-bike.com/SHIMANO-Adapter-Flat-Mount-20-160-mm-rear

So if I get a 140mm disc I can mount the rear BR-R7170 directly on the frame?
And use the extra 160mm as replacement when the front disc needs replacement...

[TidyDinosaur]

Im a bit curious what tire model+size and rim width you measured at 30,5mm?

I have the vittoria corsa n.ext tlr on 24mm internal rims.

[BeR]

So if I get a 140mm disc I can mount the rear BR-R7170 directly on the frame?
And use the extra 160mm as replacement when the front disc needs replacement...

Correct.

[Fleckinger]

I have 30mm Grand Prix 5000 S TR on 26mm internal hooked rims, they measure as 32.5mm wide and 27.2 high. There's enough side clearance in the fork (around 6.5-7mm), but tire height is the main limitation with only 4mm of free space. The situation is reversed with the frame. Even with the same tires and wheels, there's only about 4.5mm of side clearance and over 8mm of height clearance.

[TidyDinosaur]

I have 30mm Grand Prix 5000 S TR on 26mm internal hooked rims, they measure as 32.5mm wide and 27.2 high. There's enough side clearance in the fork (around 6.5-7mm), but tire height is the main limitation with only 4mm of free space. The situation is reversed with the frame. Even with the same tires and wheels, there's only about 4.5mm of side clearance and over 8mm of height clearance.

Yeah, it's too bad they did not make the fork a little higher on the inside to give a little more clearance.