EVO 3 Disc Projected Weight 6.35kg with pedals

[refthimos]

Time to kick off the build thread. Base bike is a 2019 SuperSix EVO Hi-Mod Disc.

Estimate is based on a 7.7kg stock bike weight (56cm) and my calcs (see below). Estimate is 6.83kg with everyday wheels/tires and 6.35kg with special event wheels/tires.

Starting weight is variable most likely to throw off the final result, as I am basing the 7.7kg solely on an article I found online listing that as the stock weight. The other variable is that I had the frameset custom painted, and I don't yet know know how much weight that added (the paint looks like shite BTW and I will need to get it re-done). The final variable is that a few weights are estimated, including the Deda Alanera DCR bar/stem that I *think* I will be using, though it's not yet released.

For now, here is the build sheet and my calcs:



It's not spelled out in the spreadsheet, but with the Cyberdisc wheelset, I'm going to run an Omni Racer 11-28 cassette and Corsa Speed 2.0 TLRs in 23c, so that explains the weight savings between the two wheelsets.

[cajer]

I think you're still missing computer mount and bottle cagese

[refthimos]

Sure, but then I couldn't show under 14 lbs on the spreadsheet!

[LewisK]

Blimy, the KNOT bar/stem weigh a fair amount!

[Jimmyrn85]

This is interesting!

I've ordered the same bike as you and am awaiting its arrival...

My components are similar to yours!

Dura Ace Di2
SiSL2 10 arm
Vision 5D handlebar
Bora WTO 45's
Dura Ace SPD-SL pedals

Wonder how much my bike will weigh, low 7kg's?!

When I saw the bike in the flesh in standard trim, there was a hole infront of the handlebar for the cables to go through which means an exposed bearing?!

[Dan Gerous]

When I saw the bike in the flesh in standard trim, there was a hole infront of the handlebar for the cables to go through which means an exposed bearing?!

Shouldn't be, was it finished being built? The only way the headset bearing would be exposed is if you slam a non-KNØT stem and don't put any headset cover or the made for regular stem cover between the headset and the stem.

[brearley]

The hole in front of the fork doesn't expose the bearings at all.
As above the only way you'd expose the bearing is if you didn't run a bearing cover.

The hole in front is for the cable run into the frame and there is an internal structure so it is impossible for any cable rub around the fork

[S6ED]

Time to kick off the build thread. Base bike is a 2019 SuperSix EVO Hi-Mod Disc.

Hi there, how's the Evo project? Any pics you could share?

[Jimmyrn85]

When I saw the bike in the flesh in standard trim, there was a hole infront of the handlebar for the cables to go through which means an exposed bearing?!

Shouldn't be, was it finished being built? The only way the headset bearing would be exposed is if you slam a non-KNØT stem and don't put any headset cover or the made for regular stem cover between the headset and the stem.

I'm gonna be running the Vision 5D fully slammed no spacers, it looks like the hole for the cables will be fully exposed... So water and dirt would get down and the bearing is down there somewhere?! What options do I have?

[Jimmyrn85]

The hole in front of the fork doesn't expose the bearings at all.
As above the only way you'd expose the bearing is if you didn't run a bearing cover.

The hole in front is for the cable run into the frame and there is an internal structure so it is impossible for any cable rub around the fork

Cheers, removing all that Knot stuff it looks like the hole is 'more on show' I only had a quick look in the store don't have the bike infront of me, but defo looks like it will need covering somehow? As above, will be running the Vision 5D no spacers.