Trek Émonda 2018
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@ortziomenaka: that’s a great build. I presume you bought the SL5 complete bike with 105 and stripped everything off and started fresh? I’ve done that on several of these frames now. It’s a great frameset to build upon as you’ve done here. Looks ace! Well done. Is actually like to see some more pics of it.
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Yes, excuse me for my english. I change every part of my emonda sl5 and only keep the frame. Next week I will receive emonda slr frame to finish the project. After I create a post with every part of the bike and photos.Calnago wrote:@ortziomenaka: that’s a great build. I presume you bought the SL5 complete bike with 105 and stripped everything off and started fresh? I’ve done that on several of these frames now. It’s a great frameset to build upon as you’ve done here. Looks ace! Well done. Is actually like to see some more pics of it.
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Trek Top Fuel 9.8SL 10.04kg
Trek Emonda SL5 6.940kg
Trek Emonda SL5 6.940kg
Nice! Will look forward to your build thread on your new SLR. Same color scheme? I know there’s lots of black bikes these days but damn, when done right they will always look sharp.
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The color of the frame is this,Calnago wrote:Nice! Will look forward to your build thread on your new SLR. Same color scheme? I know there’s lots of black bikes these days but damn, when done right they will always look sharp.
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Trek Top Fuel 9.8SL 10.04kg
Trek Emonda SL5 6.940kg
Trek Emonda SL5 6.940kg
Thanks for your comments everyone. Guess i'll wait until the frameset arrives and then will have to also order the seatpost ...
I'll let you know what happens as soon as i get the bike. Should arrive by the end of january or early february
Yeah, frameset is available through project one through your dealer but only the SLR as far as i know, it does not appear on trek's website but they can order it just like any complete bike. I wanted the H1 fit so had no other option. However, bear in mind that apparently Trek has recently changed their policy and will only allow project one orders through dealers labeled as Trek bicycle store. I went through a dealer that was not and the order was canceled until we found out why...nemeseri wrote: ↑Tue Jan 01, 2019 4:58 amIn 2015 when I ordered my 2016 Emonda SL, the seatpost cap was included and also the stem. I saw on the website that they might have changed this. Please update the thread what happened. Also: is the frameset available through project one?! Woah, I did not know that. Do you have to go through a dealer?
I'll let you know what happens as soon as i get the bike. Should arrive by the end of january or early february
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Project One is only for their "premium dealers", it's been like that for years now (at least here in Belgium). At the start of each year those shops need to take Project One bikes on stock, Aeolus wheels, etc. If a shop isnt premium dealer but sells a lot of Trek's he will get a project one, by exception. If you're a small shop you probably wont get anything. Maybe in some countries they are more strict about this then in others.
That's exactly what I did with my build (one page back), I got a 2018 model on special for cheaper than buying a frame only. Plan is to try this SL for a year, then if I like it pull the trigger on an SLR frameset next yearCalnago wrote: ↑Fri Jan 04, 2019 8:33 pm@ortziomenaka: that’s a great build. I presume you bought the SL5 complete bike with 105 and stripped everything off and started fresh? I’ve done that on several of these frames now. It’s a great frameset to build upon as you’ve done here. Looks ace! Well done. Is actually like to see some more pics of it.
2019 Trek Emonda SLR, SRAM eTap groupset, eeBrakes G4, Berk Lupina Saddle, TUNE Schwarzbrenner 60mm wheelset - 6.4 kg
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Weight?banik69 wrote:
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Trek Emonda SL5 6.940kg
Trek Emonda SL5 6.940kg
56 size it’s at 7,1 kg without any effortortziomenaka wrote:Weight?banik69 wrote:
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With another saddle and bottle cages will be 6,8-6,9 kg
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Which one?
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Ciertoalfus1 wrote:Pero tu no tienes pasantes!ortziomenaka wrote: ↑Sun Jan 13, 2019 9:21 pmWhich one?
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Trek Top Fuel 9.8SL 10.04kg
Trek Emonda SL5 6.940kg
Trek Emonda SL5 6.940kg
I've been thinking about this for a while since i plan on building mine with Di2 (unless Sram Etap 12s makes me change my mind ) You can't put the battery in the seatpost and from photos i've seen it does not appear to be located in the downtube either Maybe someone can comment on this
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