Time VXR Shimano Di2 tuned internal wiring - WW project bike
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Even though I'm not a fan of naked carbon bikes, I think this is one of my favourite builds on WW. Purely because of the tech side, I love these massive DIY projects!
Just thinking: Sanding off the bottlecages finish, would make the whole thing MORE INTEGRATE!!! Don't?
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Looking awesome! you seriously gotta rub that frame down with some mink oil though and bring out that luster!
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Slight change- the Schmolke bars had a huge reach and were too long with Di2 levers.
AX bars are the perfect length, 6 grams less and have a small sweep on the tops. I think that will be rather nice for climbing.

The finish of the frame and components is resolved. Its more than matte but less than clearcoat.
AX bars are the perfect length, 6 grams less and have a small sweep on the tops. I think that will be rather nice for climbing.

The finish of the frame and components is resolved. Its more than matte but less than clearcoat.
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that bar is amazing
my 40 cm tlo bar is 145 grams and your ax is wider and still lighter
i think my next bar would be a ax or tlo in oversized (if availebel )
it just gives some more support for the hands
i did some black touch up paint on my Ti stem bolts and it looked so much better
i dont have a zues stem but the thought is the same
i want to sand my frame to but i am just that much lazy
my 40 cm tlo bar is 145 grams and your ax is wider and still lighter
i think my next bar would be a ax or tlo in oversized (if availebel )
it just gives some more support for the hands
i did some black touch up paint on my Ti stem bolts and it looked so much better
i dont have a zues stem but the thought is the same
i want to sand my frame to but i am just that much lazy

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a light bike does make you go faster unless you are slow
a light bike does make you go faster unless you are slow
I've recently heard that the Zeus stem is exactly 26.0mm but schmolke bar is 25.8mm, so the bar may slip even if bolts are tightened to the max torque. Wonder if it is true or not.
If that is not a problem, I think schmolke bar with weave finish suits better to your bike.
If that is not a problem, I think schmolke bar with weave finish suits better to your bike.

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CC - the build is turning out to be just amazing. If Keira Knightley were a bike, well, you would be riding her in the mountains around Boulder, Colorado. Lucky bastard..... 

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First ride today.
The Schmolke bar didnt work (long reach and too wide) so I switched to AX.


I still need to tweek a few things..mainly- I dont know if the saddle is going to work out.
The Schmolke bar didnt work (long reach and too wide) so I switched to AX.


I still need to tweek a few things..mainly- I dont know if the saddle is going to work out.
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Bike looks great!
How was your first ride?


How was your first ride?
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Congratulations on closing in on the finish of an amazing project. Also looking forward to a ride report and final weigh-in. I think it looks pretty nice, and in person I bet the full carbon would pop even more.
that so could ugly cockpit and post look much better if you hold the bare part in your hand
its scary light and comes with a high end finish
looks are then far less important then weight
but what is the total weight of the bike in the picture ??
its scary light and comes with a high end finish
looks are then far less important then weight
but what is the total weight of the bike in the picture ??
Join the light side
a light bike does make you go faster unless you are slow
a light bike does make you go faster unless you are slow