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#1
i can't see why not, it uses a 1 1/8 steerer tube so you can use regular stem. It might look a bit goofy if you have to put spacers under the stem (and if you don't its gonna be hella slammed).
#2
Quote from: Eddy_Twerckx on October 10, 2026, 08:05:33 AM
From what I can see, this is the same frame as the Quick Pro TT:One correct? I'm assuming you can use the QP Tri cockpit as well?

yep same as TT:one, they use a lower modulus carbon so a bit heavier (i think you can ask for the higher-mod layup). My TT017 even came with QP stamped on the bottle cage bolts and front mech hanger.
#3
Quote from: Vanos on October 01, 2026, 10:58:23 PM
Hey guys,

Another question.  There are 4 mounting bolts for the mono riser.  M6 45mm and 30mm.  Two washers.  So the 45mm is for the bottom of the basebar to the mono riser.  30mm for the baseplate?

What about the washers?  That's for the recessed hole on the baseplate right?

Thanks.

i can't remember exactly from my build, only that the semi-cylindrical washers are used on the bolts that attach the adaptor plate to the mono rider.
#5
yes you may have cut it too long - try putting a 2mm steerer spacer under the top cap and then compress.
#6
Road Bike Frames, Wheels & Components / Re: Ltwoo erx TT
September 16, 2026, 08:17:17 PM
I've been using the Ltwoo erx TT groupset for about 4 months now with no problems. I bought it because it was cheap and i just wanted to try it. I do local club TTs, its not like i will pay big money to fly somewhere to do a race, and i'm not in the league to compete for a national TT title, so its a low consequence should it fail on me on race day. Agree with what others have said above - if you want a more reliable option go for SRAM blips with derailleurs, and pick a non-shimano/SRAM hydro brake setup.
#7
i used 5.5nm on seat clamp and stem pinch bolts. both have held fine with no slippage. nothing was printed on my frame or any other instructions were provided.
#8
i was under the impression that external width of rear TT disc wheels isn't as important compared to width of spoked wheels on the front. if you look at some of the leading brands (enve, aerocoach) you will see most of them at 28mm external. because the wind doesn't have to transition over the rim profile, it just moves along the surface of the disc, width isn't as important on the rear disc.
#9
Quote from: hebron on August 23, 2026, 05:05:57 AM
What is the bolt spacing on the Ican monoriser?
I am about to order one, but looking for options to change the frontend of the bikes directly.
its 30mm centre to centre
#10
Quote from: Darpy on August 16, 2026, 01:56:24 PM
Hello, I am new to the forum and interested in this frame as I really like a mono riser and it's the only one I can find in size 58.

Can I get some help with 2 questions:

1. Are there any other options that are mono riser and size 58 that I should consider?

2. I have read through this thread and it appears the winow cockpit does not fit without adaptations?? I am moderately handy with bikes (I can build my own). Are the adjustments required to get the winow extensions on something a home mechanic can do?

Thank you

i can't speak to your first question, but for question 2, the winow arb02 is a direct fit onto the supplied adaptor plate. Its not entirely clean or pretty (the circular carbon extension mounts poke out a bit, unless you want to cut them off). i purchased this adaptor plate and drilled out the hole spacing so it would match the mono riser bolt spacing for a slightly cleaner look:
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005012017044344.html?af=3972578&cn=50110&cv=1&dp=bI3pFuC5e6s-cn_sju1Suks9QBywDKOUBQ&LSNSUBSITE=Omitted_bI3pFuC5e6s&aff_fcid=dcdf7ab686604df8a087efdec69b7444-1786930742054-00504-_DmYcslv&tt=CPS_NORMAL&aff_fsk=_DmYcslv&aff_platform=portals-tool&sk=_DmYcslv&aff_trace_key=dcdf7ab686604df8a087efdec69b7444-1786930742054-00504-_DmYcslv&terminal_id=f1fb0f4162a9488da2165660660df383&afSmartRedirect=y
#11
Quote from: Big42mat on July 07, 2026, 07:51:46 AM
I can't find the TT 017 for sale anywhere - anyone know why?
ICAN don't list it on their website - message them directly (email or whatsapp) and they will confirm if it is available. I ordered it in Feb this year. I believe they manufacture it for Quickpro.
#12
Quote from: Vanos on June 29, 2026, 07:50:56 PM
Nice setup.  I've ordered the same color as well.  The TR:ONE COCKPIT is available to buy separately now.  Just wanted to confirm that it will fit the ICAN TT017 before purchasing.

Where did you find that base plate on AliX?  What new plate are you getting?  Any chance of linking the item?

Cheers

no probs, the adaptor plate in this listing is what you want to get
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005012017044344.html?spm=a2g0o.order_list.order_list_main.101.13971802dPkhN8

the only reason i got a second adaptor plate is so i can move my aero extensions out a bit further. if you get the correct length extensions there is no need to order that one (it actually doesn't fit the mono riser at all, i cut it in two and bolted to the plate above).
#13
Quote from: Vanos on June 28, 2026, 04:44:24 AM
Hi Ssseebbb,
How's your build going?  Did you end up getting the Quickpro TR:One Cockpit? How does it fit? Does the option without the base bar comes with everything (ie base plate and BTA bracket for hydration mount etc..)

I just ordered the frameset and I am considering this cockpit as well.

Would appreciate an update from your build.

Thanks.

i know you are asking Ssseebbb for an update, but i thought it would as good a time as any to update my build (since i've changed my cockpit). I considered the TR:One cockpit but decided against it. I really wanted the adaptor plate it was mounted on because it matched the mono riser for the TT:One but quickpro would not sell to me separately. So i went and bought a Winow ARB02N extensions (size small) and used an adaptor plate i found on AliX that i just drilled out to match the mono riser bolt spacing. Not entirely settled on the position yet, and if i am truthful, i should have bought size medium, but i have ordered another adaptor plate that will hopefully allow me to move the bars forward a bit.
#14
if you have a local carbon repair specialist (or even your LBS) take it to them and get an opinion.
#15
that doesn't look good. maybe load it into you fav AI app and see what that says. have you contacted winow? i would ask them to replace it. having said that once you clamp it with a stem that will go a long way to hold it together. however if its new they should replace it.