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Dat wrote:
Sat Apr 02, 2022 11:30 am
Do they do all in on mtb handlebars/stem?
Brakes are externally routed on MTB.

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felipenovais wrote:
Sat Apr 02, 2022 12:03 pm
Dat wrote:
Sat Apr 02, 2022 11:30 am
Do they do all in on mtb handlebars/stem?
Brakes are externally routed on MTB.
I know, i was asking if they make them. Not if they are internally routed.

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They just bond their stems to their bars so I assume they can do a mtb version as well

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felipenovais wrote:
Thu Mar 31, 2022 2:02 pm
Has anyone here got Darimo Nexum with DI2? My bar came drilled as shown in the picture below. Holes are near the end and straight (no angle). This leads to internal brake hoses being twisted and it may lead to fluid not going through. Darimo will reply in 2 weeks, so I would really appreciate it if someone could give me some suggestions. I have two bars and they both came with the same hole position. I am selling one btw. Thanks.
Didnt get the Nexum but do have their reguler bars with internal routing. I had to reem out the holes just a bit to get my Di2 wiers and brake housing thru.
I emailed and aksed about the holes being so small I couldnt get anything thru, wires or housing.
The respopse was to reem the hoels just enought to get everything thru & it wont effect the bars strenght or rigidty.
For me the responce came in a day or two.
Thankfully for me the holes were in the right place for my routing, I hope this might help you & what youre dealing with.

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Holliday89 wrote:
Sun Apr 03, 2022 10:43 pm
Didnt get the Nexum but do have their reguler bars with internal routing. I had to reem out the holes just a bit to get my Di2 wiers and brake housing thru.
I emailed and aksed about the holes being so small I couldnt get anything thru, wires or housing.
The respopse was to reem the hoels just enought to get everything thru & it wont effect the bars strenght or rigidty.
For me the responce came in a day or two.
Thankfully for me the holes were in the right place for my routing, I hope this might help you & what youre dealing with.
Thank you, it did help me a lot. My fear has an effect on mechanical properties since these bars are already within the limit I would say. They have not replied to me in a week, but I will follow your advice since you've got it from Darimo itself. Again, thanks!

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How does the cable routing work if you want to use a Nexum with a sl7 (DA9200)? I know a 'fairing' is needed because the cable is routed under the stem, but does that mean that the cables never actually enter the bars ?

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Ruben58 wrote:
Thu Apr 07, 2022 12:45 pm
How does the cable routing work if you want to use a Nexum with a sl7 (DA9200)? I know a 'fairing' is needed because the cable is routed under the stem, but does that mean that the cables never actually enter the bars ?
This is their ACR implementation
Should be similar to the SL7?
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StiffWeenies wrote:
Thu Apr 07, 2022 1:33 pm
This is their ACR implementation
Should be similar to the SL7?
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How did you get this? It should solve my problem without messing with the holes

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by felipenovais

BTW Darimo answer:

"Hello again Felipe,

Damià told me that you can sand the hole in the angle that you need to install the cables

Hope this helps
Regards

Alexia Palacios

Atención al Cliente/Customer Care"

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ryanw wrote:
Thu Mar 03, 2022 10:24 pm
SL7 post here.

No Di2 port since running 9200.
Weight saving over standard sl7 post?

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Got info that Darimo is working on a seatmast for the Émonda. Would be the first aftermarket option I think as I've never seen anything other than the Bontrager ones.
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stringbean wrote:
Fri Apr 08, 2022 6:50 am
ryanw wrote:
Thu Mar 03, 2022 10:24 pm
SL7 post here.

No Di2 port since running 9200.
Weight saving over standard sl7 post?
380mm SL7 post is around 190-193g.

Darimo 350mm post is around 117-120g.
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I would be interested in an Aero version of the bar/stem combo. With internal cable routing.......

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ArtV wrote:
Fri Apr 08, 2022 11:53 am
I would be interested in an Aero version of the bar/stem combo. With internal cable routing.......
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by ArtV

Any shots directly from the front? The tops don't seem very flat which I would expect for an aero bar. Also, I looked at some other angles and didn't see holes for internal cable routing. Admittedly the photos I saw aren't the best.

Thanks in advance.

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