Carbonda 505SL Integrated Stem

[jfcb]

a 50T oval fits which at it largetst point is equivalent to a 52T. So I assume a 52T round will fit as well.

[McMiGHtY]

Are you running the oval in a 2x?
As, can the front derailleur hanger move enough to the top to accomodate the 50/52 chaingring?

[jfcb]

as a 1X, but on a 2X crank.
With SRAM front derailleurs, it doesn't work. You can't place them heigh enough. That's because of SRAM, not Carbonda. With Shimano GRX, you will have sufficient height.

[McMiGHtY]

I'm more of a 105 guy.. Would that work?

[jfcb]

likely yes, since shimano road groupsets that can handle 53T without difficulties.

[demeaux]

Interested to see a 52/36 working on this.
(I've barely ridden it since I've bought it - it's currently set up 48/36)

[demeaux]

Here's mine with mudguards, I have a vague confirmation that 52/36 will work - from the person who put the mudguards on.

[demeaux]

Can confirm 52 36 and 11 34 works.

[Lanfi]

Hello everyone!
I'm looking for an all-road bike to mount with a GRX Di2 2x12 drivetrain, and after careful consideration, I think this frame is the best choice.

It's my first build, so please bear with me; I'll be asking one million of questions  .

First, the size. I'm 180 cm tall and ride with a 74 cm seat height (A). I currently have a Propain Terrel CF, where I set the saddle's anatomical center from the bottom bracket to 17.5 cm (C), and the distance from the anatomical center of the saddle to the shifters is 78 cm (B).

Do you think the CFR-505 SL in size L would be right for me?

Seatpost with a 2.5 cm seatback or 0 cm?

[trailgazer]

Not sure about the size. I am 188 length /88 inseam riding size L. I would definitely not go bigger. The headtube stack is a little to high for my taste. But than again, it made my 800km gravel ultra last summer comfortable.

I would recommend starting a new post since this post is about integrated stems. You can just copy paste your post.

[demeaux]

Any one else suffer toe overlap?