Allez sprint disc

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R1Alvin
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by R1Alvin

Picked up my 56cm Allez Disc today 20lbs on the dot as shown. Only changes from stock were my Zipp SL70 Aero Bars, Spec Power Saddle, and Quarq D-Zero Alum. 172.5 Meter w/ Red 53T Chainring.

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thePrince
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by thePrince

Cattiy wrote:
Tue Sep 11, 2018 8:37 pm
cerro wrote:
Mon Sep 10, 2018 8:30 pm
Cattiy wrote:
Sun Sep 09, 2018 8:34 am
Nice bike!

I want to use my Quarq Dzero Carbon BB30 (with the long BB386 mm spindle) in the Allez sprint. Is there any decent aftermarket thread in bottom bracket available for this setup?
Why threaded bb, isn't the frame already BB30 so just mounted the included spacers and ride? For BSA bb FSA got a BB386 threaded bb that would work fine.
No creaking?
Spec has the worst implementation of BB30. I have 2 Amiras, 1 Shiv, and 1 Allez DSW in my household and I finally bit the bullet and converted all of them to threaded via Praxis. New cranks, powermeters etc. I know the program now, just convert immediately.

Regarding the cabling on the Allez, it's borderline embarrasing. And even more telling it ships with Di2 rather than eTap. C'mon, it's 2018 and I dont want to deal with any cables, especially Di2 on a crit bike where a crash can be crash mode or crimped cable - and the bike useless.

Despite the BB and cabling situation, I love my Allez rim brake - game changer when I went to 1x for crit racing. My dream machine for 2019 crit racing is going to be this frame with threaded BB conversion, custom tubular wheelset with some wide tires (looks like 28) for extra grip in the corners, and whatever SRAM has cooking up for their eTap update - which will surely include some radical 1x updates. Without a SRAM update, I'll stick to my rim brake DSW for another season.

Slack
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by Slack

Conversely, I own currently 2 S-works tarmac, one rim one disc, and a Crux Elite. I have previously owned an Allez sprint rim, SL5 & SL4 S-works tarmacs, a S-works Shiv, a SL6 Expert tarmac, carbon Stumpjumper FSR, all of which have or had OSBB and none of them have creaked. I'd say it's more in the fitting than the application. Maybe you just need a little guideance.

R1Alvin
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by R1Alvin

I’ll be less upset if my bottom bracket creaks on this sub 2k bike then if I were on a 10k bike. 🤣🤣
I’m pretty stoked to finally own a disc road bike-This will be my full time roadie and crit bike (in addition to my lovely Aluminum Fuji Fixie 🤣)
🚴‍♂️🚴‍♂️🚴‍♂️

MickyC74
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by MickyC74

Finally got my Allez built up and thus far I'm really impressed :thumbup:

Ultegra Di2 (cabling was a bugger)
Pro Vibe bars and stem
Headtube too small to house the internal battery in so it's in the seatpost
Wheels are Prime Black Edition 38s
Praxis BB

Coming off a Trek Madone 9.0 which felt a bit lifeless, almost too comfy - plus the H2 fit it came in was never really low enough for me.

Can't wait till my next crit!

EDIT: No idea why the pic is upside down :noidea:
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morganb
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by morganb

Does anyone know if they changed the headset design from the rim brake bike or is it still a weird ZS/pseudo IS top design?

Seameupscotty
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by Seameupscotty

morganb wrote:
Thu Nov 01, 2018 12:41 pm
Does anyone know if they changed the headset design from the rim brake bike or is it still a weird ZS/pseudo IS top design?
Yes it's the same headset still

flickwg
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by flickwg

Quick question from a tall rider. Can anyone confirm the minimum insertion for the 380mm seatpost? Thanks

Hexsense
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by Hexsense

MickyC74 wrote:
Thu Nov 01, 2018 12:10 am
Finally got my Allez built up and thus far I'm really impressed :thumbup:
What is this framesize size, a 49?
I'm deciding between 52 and 49.
I can fit either with different stem/spacers,

12mm spacer with -10 degree stem for size 49
or 6mm spacer with -14 degree stem for size 52.
so i'm now deciding based on aesthetic alone. Especially how headtube and seattube area would look.

EDIT: Also question on water bottle clearance. Is it sufficiently easy to use big water bottle on seat tube?

shimmeD
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by shimmeD

Slammed stem ALWAYS looks better :thumbup:
52 with 10° stem.
Less is more.

Hexsense
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by Hexsense

My size 49 Sprint Disc.
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thorerik
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by thorerik

Great looking bike!
May i ask what wheel set this is?

moyboy
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by moyboy

Light Bicycle

https://www.lightbicycle.com/carbon-mou ... ike-wheels
thorerik wrote:
Tue Dec 18, 2018 7:46 pm
Great looking bike!
May i ask what wheel set this is?

Hexsense
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by Hexsense

moyboy wrote:
Thu Dec 20, 2018 5:47 pm
Light Bicycle

https://www.lightbicycle.com/carbon-mou ... ike-wheels
thorerik wrote:
Tue Dec 18, 2018 7:46 pm
Great looking bike!
May i ask what wheel set this is?
Right, LB 56mm deep, 30mm external width, 23mm internal width. https://www.lightbicycle.com/Road-bicyc ... lable.html

ps. saddle move forward by 3mm, seatpost raised by 9mm and 2.5mm headset spacer added after photo taken. Position shown in the picture feel a bit off for me.

moyboy
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by moyboy

Love that colorway on that frameset.... and looks looks mean with those deep section wheels. Great build!

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