Giant has a factory out in Kunshan if you want to trek over there.  When I was there in the fall they had frames hanging out by the dumpsters.

Are there any frames from Chinese manufacturers that have internals storage?  Something like the Specialized Diverge or Trek Domane.

I've looked at the major vendors, but can't find anything.

I'm just curious, is your frame fully integrated or is it semi-integrated and you just want to clean up the cables before they exit out from the stem?

I'd just opt for an integrated stem+bar that already have built in cable routing. That would probably cost a lot less than some of these boutique stem options. It seems these stems with hidden cabling weigh as much, if not more than a standard stem.

I personally like exposed cables, it looks more industrial! 

The frame is fully integrated, but I want access to the hoses for the hydraulic brakes so I can pack the bike down for travel in a Orucase Ninja bike bag (you need to be able to take the fork off).  I'm planning to uses hydraulic quick disconnects similar to the ones Sakizashi posted and while I can make an FSA SMR stem work, imo, it's not the most elegant solution.

Pros of the Zeno System vs. Formula:
- Assembled they are nearly 10mm shorter 2mm smaller in diameter.
- They can be placed anywhere on the line.
- They do not require special cables.
- You can reinstall them a couple of times in the case you kink a hose or something goes wrong with the install.

Cons:
- The downside is that the male end of the hose is larger and requires a 10mm hole to pass them through.

That "con" is not an issue with the FSA SMR stem and I designed my own headset top caps so I could pull them through to drop the fork.

Oh dang, you might have just swayed me over to using those.  And looking more closely, I really like the volume adjuster they've got!

I hadn't come across the Control Tech stems.  From what I can tell (the pictures I'm seeing aren't super thorough), it looks like it might work.  I'll probably need to make an adapter to ACR spacers though.

That's an interesting idea with the SMR stem.  I didn't realize you would route hoses internally out the center of handlebar with that one.  I thought it was only externally through the sides.  What are those connectors you're trying to fit?

My other thought was getting the handlebar that Airwolf uses for their YFR068 frameset and putting the Speedlocks in the channels that run under the tops. 

I'm looking at sourcing the fork from this frame for a separate build since it uses the flip-chip system. 

Can someone measure the axle to crown length for me?  I can't find it anywhere.

For those in the US, how long was the shipping for this frame?  Their website says 7-10 days, but that seems really fast.

also I could get some machined out of al too. maybe.

I feel like at that point you might as well just buy another set from Velobuild.  The spacers I got from them were ~$30 usd shipped.

Before Velobuild started shipping the split spacers, I designed and printed spacers for my 177.  They were 1-piece but with a split and sort clipped around the cables and steerer.  A 2-piece design would have been better.  You will definitely need to use something like nylon at a minimum for this and print at 100% infill for as solid of a part as possible.  In the end I just got a set of their split spacers and used them. 

Why do you need custom spacers?