SRAM CX1 chainset with ultegra groupset
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- rasmussloth
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What is the weight with the current setup?
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- rasmussloth
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Hi
I have no experience with di2 but I am considering a build similar to yours but on a BMC Crossmachine frame.
Can you make a list of the components that you used for the di2-setup?
-Rs 785
-6870 rear derailleur
-Battery
What else?
I have no experience with di2 but I am considering a build similar to yours but on a BMC Crossmachine frame.
Can you make a list of the components that you used for the di2-setup?
-Rs 785
-6870 rear derailleur
-Battery
What else?
Sorry @rasmussloth. I've been away. Components were as follows:
Sram cx1 chainset 46t
Shimano r785 shifter / disc brake set (incl shifters, rotors, oil, hydraulic cables)
Ultegra 6870 rd
Ultegra 11-25 cassette
Kmc 11sp chain
Shimano seat post battery
Shimano front junction box (latest with charging port)
Can't remember how many di2 wires were needed internally. Sorry.
That's it.
Sram cx1 chainset 46t
Shimano r785 shifter / disc brake set (incl shifters, rotors, oil, hydraulic cables)
Ultegra 6870 rd
Ultegra 11-25 cassette
Kmc 11sp chain
Shimano seat post battery
Shimano front junction box (latest with charging port)
Can't remember how many di2 wires were needed internally. Sorry.
That's it.
- rasmussloth
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So just 1 junction box?
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eliflap-scalpel wrote:wpccrunner wrote:Should be zero problems with using the CX1 chainset. However, you may get some issues with chain slap and such without having a clutch rear derailleur. There is a way to increase the spring tension on the derailleurs B Knuckle. I've never done this so perhaps someone else with more experience can weigh in on that subject.
I disagree.
on the road , clutch RD are not required...
done 14000 km with RED , RED wiflii, Durace7970 without a chain fall
the only mandatory thing is to use a narrow-wide chainring
Chain slap is not that same as dropping a chain (aka chain fall).
OP also did not say bike would only be ridden on the road. Any kind of bumpy surface (poorly maintained tarmac) or CX race/similar conditions would certainly produce chain slap. I have a 1x10 set-up on my cross bike with Wolftooth NW 40t, ultegra 6700 mid cage rear derailleur, 12-27 cassette and definitely do experience chain slap during riding, however I have yet to DROP a chain.
Disclaimer:I am running a minimalist Origin8 chain guide for extra security.