mavic cosmic wheels
shimano di2
3t ltd stem
3t ltd post
3t ltd bar
ax 3000 brakes
selle san merco regal saddle
look keo power(watts)
ax cages
6.6kg

Still using my EPS and loving it
Yours looks great
Enjoy

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Nice choise the traditional geometry. It looks like a propere road frame and not a child's toy.

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Wilier Cento Uno
Colnago Master X-light
Wilier 18carati

colnago eps is my favorite bike

Not feeling the 3T carbon stem, but everything else looks great!

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My Renovo R1 wooden bike project

Check it out: the most amazing vintage Colnago, Merckx and Pinarello collection

Can't really tell from the pics, but did you drill it to route it internally?

With an external battery, I'm guessing no, but thought I'd ask. I've been thinking about Di2 for my 7900 mechanical EPS. Such a fantastic frame.

From the picts, he didn't. He used the external wiring kit and run it along the bottom of the downtube. See the white strip in the picts ? That's the tape he used to hold the wire in place.

I'm running Di2 on my mechanical interfaced EPS too. Been about 2 years. But I run it on top of the downtube instead of below as its a lot easier to clean. Also, the taping kit that comes with the external harness works well and reasonably discrete as long as your frame colour doesn't make it stand out.

now i can see power on my polar.new pedals

great looking bike, how'd you like the polar power meter ? is it accurate ?

Pictures?

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- 2012 Specialized Tarmac w/ Force
- 2012 Cannondale CAAD 10-5 w/ Ultegra

The thing about the LTD stem is that it's a whole heap more money for a weight saving of precisely 2g...

I reckon the stock Colnago seatpost, while it's a lovely visual match for the MTBK frames, is a bit of a porker. Does the LTD post need a shim?

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My EPS: http://weightweenies.starbike.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=72682

The real problem with the Colnago post really is the lack of setback, even though its a 'setback post, as such, it wouln't work for everyone regardless of weight. Its setback is only 15mm, while most setback posts are in the range of 20-25mm. I had one with my frameset at purchase, but it was a non-workable setup as I couldn't get to the saddle to the correct position no matter how far back I pushed it. Ended up with a Deda SuperZero carbon post that had a 21mm setback and a shorter clamp zone. Even, that, the saddle was almost all the way to the back, with maybe 2~3mm left of adjustment.

Mmm true. I think I've just figured out that the particular porkiness of mine (in my trad geo frame) might be related to the fact that there's at least a foot of it I could cut...

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My EPS: http://weightweenies.starbike.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=72682