2019 Trek Emonda SLR H1 Rim Brake (6,250g)

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Rich_W
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by Rich_W

Just finished up this build. Nothing new or exotic here. This bike replaces my 2018 Madone 9 project one which went back for warranty issues. Amazingly light build using standard parts.

Still impressive considering how far carbon mfg has come. Fork is only 275 which honestly scares me a bit. I imagine the bare frame without any hardware on it hits the 640g claimed weight... size 56. 713g otherwise.

Paint quality is quite good... solid grey. Night and day superior to the one-off project one.

I have a 1300-ish gram pair of low-profile clinchers in the works that will knock off another 200g. Considered doing EE direct mount brakes, but went with 9100 for performance. Pretty much perfect-for-me, durable build.

Weighed it all out like a good weenie citizen. Stuck it on the scale and it was spot on.

After spending most of the season on my Sworks Tarmac SL6 disc... nice to ride a super light, durable and NORMAL bike with cables!

Vision Metron SL 40 w/. Veloplugs 1530
Control Tech Ti Rods 46
Compass 700x28 246
Compass 700x28 246
Ultralight Tube 70
Ultralight Tube 70
2019 Emonda SLR H1 Frame, Stops, Hanger, bolts, etc. 713
2019 Emonda SLR H1 Fork - Cut 275
BB95 80
Headset 104
Chain Keeper 20
Bontrager XXX Carbon Bottle Cages 36
DuoTrap S 20
Fizik Aliante R1 186
Seat Mast - 175mm - 20mm Setback 154
Fizik R1 Cryano Bull - 42cm 194
Fizik R1 - 110mm 130
Bar Tape & Plugs 38
K-Edge Wahoo Bolt Aero Mount 40
Dura Ace STI - R9100 370
Dura Ace Cables - Cut 156
BR - R9110 - F 152
BR - R9110 - RS 148
FD - R9100 - Braze-On 72
RD - R9100 - Medium 160
FC - R9100 - 53/39/172.5 640
CS - R9100 - 11-30 208
KMC x11SL Chain - Cut 230
Keo Blade Ti 186
grams pounds
6520 14.37

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by FIJIGabe

Damn, that looks nice. Enjoy it.

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Rich_W
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FIJIGabe wrote:
Thu Nov 08, 2018 9:38 pm
Damn, that looks nice. Enjoy it.
Thanks Man! :thumbup:

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by sib

How are you liking the wheels - they've been on my radar for a while.
I think the depth suits the rest of the bike very well..!

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Looks really nice. Did you remove the Vision decals off the wheels?
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by diegogarcia

Beautiful, classic machine. Enjoy.

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sib wrote:
Fri Nov 09, 2018 4:36 am
How are you liking the wheels - they've been on my radar for a while.
I think the depth suits the rest of the bike very well..!
Great set of wheels. Stiff and durable. Easily seriveable hubs with set screws on the end caps to dial in bearing preload. I installed hybrid ceramic bearings in them last year. 40's do look nice on this frame. I'm also building a set of 25mm clinchers/tubeless. The larger size yellow Veloplugs fit in these perfect and saves 30 grams. Weight with stock rim strips is 1560g
Noctiluxx wrote:
Fri Nov 09, 2018 5:01 am
Looks really nice. Did you remove the Vision decals off the wheels?
Yes, if there is a decal on anything and it can be peeled... you can count on me to peel it off. :thumbup:
diegogarcia wrote:
Fri Nov 09, 2018 8:54 am
Beautiful, classic machine. Enjoy.
Thank you Sir! :thumbup: Something to be said for a well executed *regular* bike

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by flying

Nice,Clean,Sane..impressive! :thumbup:
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by upside

Nice build.. it.s a lot of fun. I do not recognize the tires.. what are they. :mrgreen:

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upside wrote:
Fri Nov 09, 2018 12:31 pm
Nice build.. it.s a lot of fun. I do not recognize the tires.. what are they. :mrgreen:
Compass Chinook Pass 700x28. Made in Japan by Panaracer. Essentially a Panaracer Gravel King. Weight is pretty good at 246g. 90% of my riding is grinding on gritty coastal tarmac.

Put a caliper to them, mounted to the 24.8mm wide Vision Metron 40's - they only measure 25.3mm

Also picked up a pair of similar Grand Bois 700x28 "Extra Léger" skinwalls. Claimed weight is 221.

Other than a few shakedown rides, have yet to really ride the bike nor the tires... I'll report back.

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The color of the frameset is so cool

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Rich_W
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by Rich_W

First ride... bike is a rocket... tires meh. Gonna try cotton tomorrow

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by Calnago

Very nice. Those rim brake SLR’s probably build up into one of the lightest production bikes available. I’m not a fan of the Metron wheels however. I’ve tried them and compared to my Boras the braking seemed like a skating rink. So, if I were to change anything it would be the wheels... to a set of the new Bontrager XXX wheels, just to keep things in the family so to speak.
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Rich_W
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Braking is good on the Metrons, but not great.

Gonna go hand built route. Got some 25mm carbon ust hoops with grooved brake tracks inbound thinking about building them with CarbonTi hubs.

Or maybe build up some velocity a23 hoops. Nothing like a light set of aluminum handbuilts. They stop, they’re comfy and you don’t get blown around.

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Rich_W wrote:
Fri Nov 09, 2018 3:18 pm
Put a caliper to them, mounted to the 24.8mm wide Vision Metron 40's - they only measure 25.3mm
Wow, that's narrow. My 26mm Cayuse Pass EL (200g) measure ~26mm on 21mm ID rims.

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