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Re: Pinarello (Chinarello) Dogma F12 build
Rear brake mount is for 140mm disc and adaptor for 160mm wasn´t included in the caliper in the groupset. Only for front. It´s fitted very loose with a towel so it doesn´t fall out. I guess next project will be my wall I took GS instead of SS so 11-32 or 11-34 could be used if I want to climb one day. I also own 11-32 and 11-28 already.After mounting fork and headset, I heard a clicking sound inside the head tube. I removed it and notice still some carbon left. The break hose hooked in this and made a click. I need to move more than 60 degrees for this to happen. I didn´t dare to touch this so i streched the break hose a bit tighter and the clicking is gone but I can hear the hose touching the carbon inside. A lot of things in the floor. Prologo Dimension CPC NACK is mounted. I didn´t choose the centerlock Ultegra disc for this. All other wheels have 6 bolt so it took another disc. Weight without chain and handlebar tape is 7,4kg currently. September 04, 2021, 06:03:14 AM |
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Re: VB-R-168 Build- A sceptic's experience
Great post! Bike is beautiful. Do you mind sharing the total cost? October 08, 2021, 09:38:40 AM |
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Re: VB-R-168 Build- A sceptic's experience
I am curious if others that have a VB-168 are running wider tires and what improvement (if any) came from changing to wider tires. Is this a more stable or comfortable ride? Do 28 and 30mm tires fit within the fork and chain stay? I currently run 25mm but wondering if there is a benefit to going with wider ones. Running P-zero Velo 32c front and back, 21mm internal with TPU tubes no problem at all. I think theres room for more tbh. Comfort goes up as you can run a lower pressure. August 04, 2025, 08:39:44 AM |
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Re: VB-R-168 Build- A sceptic's experience
24,5 inner with 28 mm tubeless tire, effective measure 31mm Very smooth ride with 5bar @ 74kg August 04, 2025, 09:40:33 AM |
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