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Road Bike Frames, Wheels & Components / Re: My TanTan TT912 build
« on: February 12, 2026, 01:26:13 AM »
Very nice bike!
Where did you find that stem? I can’t find it on Tantan‘s website and my contact tells me they only have the standard stem (integrated with base bar), which is unfortunately not working for my planned cockpit.
Thanks

hi there, sorry for late reply.
i got that stem with my frame order. be careful if you already ordered your frame with the integrated cokpit, as to use this stem, the fork fairing has a special curve cut underneath the stem.thus the fork came with integrated stem n with my alu stem are 2 different fork 'mould'

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in general, roadbike frame geo is different to tri frame for seattube angle, toptube lenght n reach.
however there are some exception. frames like new scott foil (ttx38) is as close as it gets to a tri geo as its close to old gen scott plasma 5

https://geometrygeeks.bike/bike/scott-plasma-5-2015/
https://geometrygeeks.bike/bike/scott-foil-rc-ultimate-bike-2024/

i have both tt912 n ttx38 in similar ride position (but i havent fully convert the ttx38 cockpit to tri), tho i like the tt912 for pure staight line speed due to its chonky tubes for sail effects

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Road Bike Frames, Wheels & Components / Re: TanTan TT-X38 Build
« on: June 06, 2025, 02:05:39 AM »
No exposed. Same as my X68 had paint over spray etc. I celaned it up with some acetone and used some 320 grit sandpaper to tidy up the areas

i think i need to find thruaxle with solid part lenght 109-110mm (the left dropout seemed to be around 9.6mm thickness

try here > https://a.aliexpress.com/_oELotDi
thats where i got my L121-TL12 (solid part 109mm before thread starts. i do have a lil thread protrusions like 2mm, but i dont care as long wheel is now secured)

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Road Bike Frames, Wheels & Components / Re: TanTan TT-X38 Build
« on: June 06, 2025, 02:00:44 AM »
as someone who ride this frame like a tribike (saddle so far fwd) with clipon aerobars on reach extenders, this frame is as close as it gets to a tri bike posi, at least as close almost equal my tt912. as your saddle go higher, the saddle isnt going further back (thus your seattube angle increases, like old plasma)
so i get it why Seb Kienle used a modded ScottFoil as tri bike (he's sponsored by Scott, but he still had access for top tier lightest Plasma if he wanted).
downside, missing toptube boss-mount for bento box, or any internal storage for tools.

if anyone on a budget for tri bike build, this frame is worth a consideration as its almost half(but dont include tri cockpit) of tt912 or other tri frame price. but you need to go full internal cabling, n i suggest go axs for least cable goin thru the top bearing

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Component Deals & Selection / Re: Flat pedal reccomendations
« on: June 04, 2025, 11:03:29 AM »
on aliEx, look for promend m86c-ti or r87c-ti .
very light, sealed bearings, n removable pins. the pins arent sharp too

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A few rides and a quick aliexpress order later i have proper crankset spacers on hand.
Did not find any new/worsening scratches after removing the cranks so i'm calling the gap large enough for my meager power.
Definitely mixed something up as i had used a 1.2mm 3d printed shim before (not 0.7 as i thought), ended up settling on 1.3mm from a cheap muqzi set. It's just within the adjustment limits of the R7000 front derailleur.

It's definitely a bodge but it's my bodge.
i guess i need those shims as well for my p505base on my tt-x38 t47 bb.
currently the crank can spin just fine, but there are some scratches on the bb shell. 0.5-1mm outward on driveside may help

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Component Deals & Selection / Re: Thinkrider X2
« on: May 24, 2025, 12:21:05 AM »
just set up my x2max with myWhoosh.
so far so good. thought this is my 1st indoor setup, im still not used to it as it feels harder to hold speed indoors vs outdoors(it feels heavier)

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Road Bike Frames, Wheels & Components / Re: 1 x 12 Sram TT Setup
« on: May 15, 2025, 08:37:47 PM »
Hi everyone,

Since someone was referring to a VeloBuild VB-TT-023 here, here's my build. It is a weapon. Very fast and very sexy looking.

The only thing was that the original cockpit wasn't working well for me. Too low, too close to my body and too narrow.

So I customized the cockpit quite a bit:

#1: I cut a custom aero bar base plate from a 4 mm thick carbon sheet in order to bring the underarm rest pads more outward and further forward than the original base plate would allow.

#2: This also allowed me to add a QuadLock mount for my phone, so that I have my data right between my arms.

#3: I 3D-printed two one-piece 12 cm tall spacers. In order to give them more stability, I replaced the long M5 bolts with thicker, extra-long M6 bolts, which meant I had to drill the holes in the handlebars a tiny bit wider.

#4: I also 3D-printed a little box that is attached underneath the aero bar base plate and which can slide in two energy gels while I’m riding.

#5: I ended up not attaching the water bottle to the seat post. I attached it to the down tube. Looked better and way easier to grab the bottle while riding.

Photos (incl. Adobe Illustrator drawing of the custom carbon aero bar base plate I built):
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1mE7LtKe21CTyAYtPoBpYAIpCF4da8K-i?usp=sharing

Feedback appreciated!

Have a good one!
Martin

/i still havent finalized the location for sram blips on my basebar.

your basebar reach is so long. are you customing some kind of extender before the brake level?

my tt912 basebar is flipped downside up whic i like, but longer reach would make it better

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Road Bike Frames, Wheels & Components / Re: VeloBuild VB-TT-023
« on: May 13, 2025, 01:31:39 AM »
What I call the compression plug is the insert that goes inside the fork. You can see in the picture that is not going down any further in the fork, so I can´t put the top of the stem.

And I will attach a picture with the seat post issue. To clamp the seat, you need a screw and 2 parts. Onepart must not be threaded, only the one in the end of the screw. Mine are both threaded

yes, its called compression plug.
on aliex, theres longer plugs ver too if you want security of propper clamping, if vb again aend kinda short one. 

as for the saddle rail clamp, unless they include 2 types of rail clamps (round n oval rails), indeed thats an error of sending 2 threaded side clamp

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just sharing info.
i have a 2021 aluminium tcr that i wanted to sell due to cant upkeep too many bikes n kinda narrow tire clearance.

this is what d50cu-33 looks like with 28mm powercup balooned to 32mm at the chain stays  :P
/like 1mm gap on drive side(even rim gap to stays), n 3.5mm on other side

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because my 28mm Powercup clincher had a sidewall cut before my biketouring trip, i put on 28mm gp5k clinchers as thats what i have around. 

on my d50cu-33, powercups balooned to ~32mm, while gp5k got to like a lil under 30mm.
as the gp5k sidewall kinda flush to rim wall, i think if you are taking onto some gravel part, its best to go bigger tire to protect the rim lip as i already had few scratches

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so happen the colab frame designers are on slowtwitch forum, n explained their ideas behind the chosen geo
https://forum.slowtwitch.com/t/hongfu-avenger-tribike-2025/1288609

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32c clearance would be lovely, hydration system looks nice on the first picture, but no bento box possible because of the hose (?)
the bento 'box' probably in the toptube itself.

the fact the make use of the bb shell area as storage is good space utilization.
tpu tubes, tire levers, e-pumps n compact multitool should fit in there.
flush stem like winow tt119 ,its nicer than my tt912

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Road Bike Frames, Wheels & Components / Re: Camp Bikes
« on: May 06, 2025, 11:05:36 AM »
im not sure about thailand, but afaik Camp bike has presence in Malaysia, indonesia n philipines market. 

in malaysia, besides java, sava n camp, theres also twitter n alcott bikes.
i've seen ppl race these ar local crits n du/triathlons

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my setup of PQ 54T with p505 base.
the ring is on the outer side when i was on 11sp r105 rd + cs11-28, then 12sp rival axs with hg11-36. 
i can use the low gear(biggest cog) without significant ketak ketak ketak sound.

frames are tt912 n ttx38

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