Ryan's Ostentatious Fred Sled (Cervelo R5ca) - "Final" pics on pg 15

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That's definitely the nicest bar/stem combo work I've seen done so far. The finish is great, looks very 'natural' like it's always been a 1 piece.

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Logo is definitely slanted.
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Bars were put on last week. Raced with them over the weekend, they felt very solid.

Tape job was 23g
Saved 9g in cables by going from internally routed bars to non
Shifting improved too, although that won't matter in a few days :-)

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Very, very clean job on that combo 8) Just 1 question : I suppose you can't move the garmin mount more toward the stem due to slight diameter increase of the bar resulting from the bonding :(

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Got me hands on some eTap:

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17 pounds of packaging:
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Update dongle:
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eTap Rear Derailleur:
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Battery cap with full/empty indicator:
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Shifter:
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Front Derailleur:

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Two separate boxes for brake cables...because they can, okay?
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Competitive Cyclist took their sweet time to ship my cassette, so probably won't be building this til tomorrow night.

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by nobuseri

Wow; nice snag. I never noticed the battery gauge in earlier pics. That's a nice touch to the system.
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by burglarboycie

That's an exciting package! Bet you were happy when that showed up.

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Posted this is in the eTap thread too:

Some notes on installing on a Cervelo R5ca with THM M3 Claviculas:
  • The derailleur hanger is too high for 50 tooth chainrings
  • The THM cranks will clear the FD as long as you remove the sticker for crank length size
  • eTap shifts very well on a 10 speed cassette

So, this strikes me as a little odd, but has anyone else tried eTap with a 10s cassette? I'm waiting for my 11 speed cassette to come so I figured I'd get the FD setup. I clicked through a few gears on the RD, they shifted fine. I clicked through the entire range and back down, working better than before. Hmmm...

Here's a video of it:

https://youtu.be/8WAZDMUL6vY

Lowest setting on FD:
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This is the problem:
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The bracket hits the top of the indentation on the FD:
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Weight of the old system @ 549g vs 662. So a gain of 113g over Red with mini-iLinks.
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Clearance issues due to sticker:
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the derailleur will fit closer to the big ring once you file/dremel the top of the frame bracket. Several layers of gorilla tape as masking on the nearby frame is recommended. Guessing from the photo it will take about 2-3mm?

Plan B: Make a curved shim for the mount area of the mech so the upper bump doesn't touch the frame bracket.

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Plan C is to run a 52/36. We'll see, it shifts fine right now. Not wholly keen on modifying the FD bracket.

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Took it out for a short spin today. Works really well. I really like it.

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Sick bike.


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really nice

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Ryan what bottom bracket did you use for the THM M3 crank? the THM's direct fit?

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