VeloBuild VB-TT-023

Started by NikkoPh, August 20, 2024, 03:51:14 PM

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teichs42

Quote from: jpj on February 20, 2026, 03:49:28 AM
Because you said it was possible I felt okay to ask, he said he could take off $120, which is quite a lot imo :D
Just put in my order, really excited for the whole build :) will try to post a picture once I'm done, but could take quite some time ;D

Thank you everyone for helping!

Wow! That's good to know. Did you go for custom paint?

kuentzeldsc

Quote from: Williamprvz on February 24, 2026, 04:49:37 PM
Just broke my rear wheel thru axle at the thread. I will buy a new udh hanger but I am bit confused with the dimensions of the thru axle, it is written : 164mm M12*1.5*L16 but the website mention: M12*1.5*163mm. I also read that it is standard 142x12 mm.

Which one is it? are these the same? Where could I find one?

thanks in advance.

Hi,

I am using the following Heppe thruaxles:
F: L122 M12x1,5 TL15
R: L165 M12x1,5 TL16

greetz

jpj

Quote from: teichs42 on February 25, 2026, 09:56:00 AM
Wow! That's good to know. Did you go for custom paint?

Right?!

Yes I did, chameleon blue paint, think it looks sick in pictures. will surely post a picture once arrived/finished :D

lovatoarthur

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Quote from: RickyM on May 13, 2025, 08:39:22 AM
This is the full list of what I bougth to build my bike:

Frame: Velobuild TT-023 U$1100
Wheels: Velobuild Wave 60-25 U$490
BB: Kactus Ceramic SKF U$73
Crankset: Rockbross carbon U$190
Powermeter: Xcadey spider  U$330
Chainring: PassQuest aero 52T U$55
Rear D: SRAM RED axs U$350
Cassette: SRAM RED 10-28 U$225
Brakes: TRP HD T-910 U$300
Chain: SRAM RED axs 12s U$60
Shifters: SRAM blips x4 U$200
Disc Rotors: ENLEE 140mm U$45
Tires (for training): Pirelli Pzero 26 U$110

TOTAL (without shipping and customs): U$3.530

Hey, did the TRP HD-T910 brakes fit well? I'm trying to find out if this or the T912 would be the correct fit

apoly1

Hey all, I'm piecing together the parts for my first ever TT bike - I've done so much research (thanks to this forum) but still not 100% sure of compatibility and whether or not I'm getting the most bang for my buck?

Appreciate any advice on the below build.
Total Price $4,644 (AUD).
Use case will primarily be for local sprints/olympics and 70.3s and the rare (maybe 1 every couple of years 140.6s)

Keen to know:

    Any compatibility issues or just poor decisions
    Any easy/cheap upgrades or downgrades (note, I want SRAM wireless shifting so pretty set on that)
    Missing any FUNDAMENTAL components


Once I buy everything, plan is to have it professionally assembled by a shop who offer full build (hopefully they'll let me watch - i'd love to learn, and im not comfortable doing things like brake installations, bleeding, cable cutting etc.)

All prices are AUD.

Frame - VeloBuild VB-TT-023 including integrated cockpit/tri bars - $1,700.00
Cassette - SRAM Rival XG-1250 D1 10-36 12sp - $184.00
Chainring - 50T PASS QUEST 110BCD AXS (4-bolt AERO) Round Narrow Wide Chainring for R92-8100 / 7100 - $80.00
Rear Derailleur - SRAM Force AXS D1 Rear Derailleur 12 Speed - $373.00
SRAM Blips - SRAM eTAP AXS Wireless Blips (Pair) Black - $149.00
Battery - SRAM eTap AXS Battery - $89.00
Charger - SRAM eTap Battery Charger - $69.00
Brakes - TRP TT Hydraulic Brake Lever/Caliper Set 22-24mm Black + 1x FF-5 adapter for 160 front rotor - $646.00
Power Meter - Magene PES P515 Power Meter Set (165mm no chainring) - $425.00
Rims - Elite ENT 2.0 60mm 28mm Steel - $512.00
Tyres - Continental GP5000 S TR Folding Tyre 700x28C - $258.00
Saddle - RYET 3D Printed Bicycle Saddle - $65.00
Chain - SRAM Force D1 12-Speed Chain - $70.00
Bottom Bracket - T47-24I - $19.00
Centrelock Rotors - ZRACE Center Lock Brake Disc Rotor 140/160 - $5.00

mattgolt

Quote from: mattgolt on March 06, 2025, 02:17:37 PM
Doneeee. Took longer than expected as I fiddled a lot with the cockpit. Very happy overall but the list of wanted/unnecessary updates is long

1 year Update! 1 year later and same location, with this bike and couldn't be happier. I did some upgrades around the chainring, toolbox and cockpit. Managed to do a 70.3 and actually win a smaller olympic triathlon last year. This year I'll go through a full distance triathlon with the bike. Only issue I had with the frame over the past year was, that water accumulated in it after a wet ride and there is no drain hole at the bottom bracket - I drilled one now hoping it will not crack  ;D

Find my 3d printable files on thingiverse:
VB TT 023 (Frame L) toolbox: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7073969
VB TT 023 Rear bottle holder: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7128222
VB R 218 Frame hole grommets: https://www.thingiverse.com/mattgolt/collections/43437857/things

mattgolt

Quote from: apoly1 on March 04, 2026, 05:31:46 PM
Hey all, I'm piecing together the parts for my first ever TT bike - I've done so much research (thanks to this forum) but still not 100% sure of compatibility and whether or not I'm getting the most bang for my buck?

Appreciate any advice on the below build.
Total Price $4,644 (AUD).
Use case will primarily be for local sprints/olympics and 70.3s and the rare (maybe 1 every couple of years 140.6s)

Keen to know:

    Any compatibility issues or just poor decisions
    Any easy/cheap upgrades or downgrades (note, I want SRAM wireless shifting so pretty set on that)
    Missing any FUNDAMENTAL components


Once I buy everything, plan is to have it professionally assembled by a shop who offer full build (hopefully they'll let me watch - i'd love to learn, and im not comfortable doing things like brake installations, bleeding, cable cutting etc.)

All prices are AUD.

Frame - VeloBuild VB-TT-023 including integrated cockpit/tri bars - $1,700.00
Cassette - SRAM Rival XG-1250 D1 10-36 12sp - $184.00
Chainring - 50T PASS QUEST 110BCD AXS (4-bolt AERO) Round Narrow Wide Chainring for R92-8100 / 7100 - $80.00
Rear Derailleur - SRAM Force AXS D1 Rear Derailleur 12 Speed - $373.00
SRAM Blips - SRAM eTAP AXS Wireless Blips (Pair) Black - $149.00
Battery - SRAM eTap AXS Battery - $89.00
Charger - SRAM eTap Battery Charger - $69.00
Brakes - TRP TT Hydraulic Brake Lever/Caliper Set 22-24mm Black + 1x FF-5 adapter for 160 front rotor - $646.00
Power Meter - Magene PES P515 Power Meter Set (165mm no chainring) - $425.00
Rims - Elite ENT 2.0 60mm 28mm Steel - $512.00
Tyres - Continental GP5000 S TR Folding Tyre 700x28C - $258.00
Saddle - RYET 3D Printed Bicycle Saddle - $65.00
Chain - SRAM Force D1 12-Speed Chain - $70.00
Bottom Bracket - T47-24I - $19.00
Centrelock Rotors - ZRACE Center Lock Brake Disc Rotor 140/160 - $5.00

Looks good and I dont see any compatibility issues. I'm using the Ryet Saddle on my road bike, but I'm not sure if I'd go with it for a TT position.
Find my 3d printable files on thingiverse:
VB TT 023 (Frame L) toolbox: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7073969
VB TT 023 Rear bottle holder: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7128222
VB R 218 Frame hole grommets: https://www.thingiverse.com/mattgolt/collections/43437857/things

Willos

I see you have yet another toolbox design printed! Looking slick

apoly1

Quote from: mattgolt on March 05, 2026, 01:26:27 AM
Looks good and I dont see any compatibility issues. I'm using the Ryet Saddle on my road bike, but I'm not sure if I'd go with it for a TT position.

Ah didn't even consider that thank you!

Side note, My measurements:
Inseam 81.5cm
Shoulder to wrist bone 53cm
Height 173cm

I'm not sure if i should get S or M? Any idea?

Hmpf

Quote from: apoly1 on March 06, 2026, 05:03:35 AM
Ah didn't even consider that thank you!

Side note, My measurements:
Inseam 81.5cm
Shoulder to wrist bone 53cm
Height 173cm

I'm not sure if i should get S or M? Any idea?

Take S. My measurements are similar and i got a S Frame.

apoly1

Thank you! I've got everything ordered now - just need to decide on frame color!

greymagno

Quote from: Lappinho on October 23, 2025, 07:09:10 AM
Yes they are way more stable, higher and help to Control the bike better than the Velobuild Fake Visions

Looks like you kept the VB basebar tho, wondering what diameter leap shifter holder you went with (23.7 or 24). I measured the bar outer diameter at the end and it was 23mm so either option seems like it'll slip without tape.

Kel-vin

I ordered the 23.7 from Leap. They fit snugly on mine. I installed them to the correct recommended NM, and they're rock solid when combined with the SRAM S900.  8)


greymagno

Do you find it a little awkward to press the shift button? Love how they look but having the shift be on the brakes seems more ergonomic.

Kel-vin

Quote from: greymagno on March 08, 2026, 12:46:02 PM
Do you find it a little awkward to press the shift button? Love how they look but having the shift be on the brakes seems more ergonomic.

They feel good when you hold them.
I mainly shift with my ring finger; they don't require much pressure.
They look great, and I think they enhance my bike.
I use the Leap components both one on the extensions and on the basebar.