Lightweight Urgestalt 5259g
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I managed to save some additional weight by making my own headset spacer out of carbon fiber reinforced nylon (just like the Extralite ones);
And I saved a whole 5,0 grams by making the SRAM chain catcher out of the same material;
And I saved a whole 5,0 grams by making the SRAM chain catcher out of the same material;
The original internal cable stops on the Urgestalt frame are made from aluminium and are quite heavy ay 3,2 grams;
So I printed some from cf nylon at 1,3 grams;
The frame has three of these so the total weight saving is 5,7 grams!
So I printed some from cf nylon at 1,3 grams;
The frame has three of these so the total weight saving is 5,7 grams!
My FM079 had heavy brake hose stops too and I considered printing them, but didn't want to bleed the brakes and then got an Aethos. At least I replaced all the stop bolts with nylon ones. Cool to see someone doing a similar mod. Having a 3D printer around must be fun.
Where did you find nylon bolts?Klaster_1 wrote: ↑Sun Jun 26, 2022 5:06 pmMy FM079 had heavy brake hose stops too and I considered printing them, but didn't want to bleed the brakes and then got an Aethos. At least I replaced all the stop bolts with nylon ones. Cool to see someone doing a similar mod. Having a 3D printer around must be fun.
It's a useful tool for weighweenies. I have probably saved close to 150 grams off this bike by using the 3D-printer.
The local 3D printing and electronics supply shop had plenty to choose from.
I got a new stem for Urgestalt. A THM Tibia in 110mm size, weighing an impressive 82 grams.
Now to figure out how the headset spacer should look;
Now to figure out how the headset spacer should look;
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Thank you!
Thanks mate!