New Emonda ALR? Discs?

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by robertbb

^^ Started a different thread RE: the geometry question so not to derail this one. @sungod pointed out that the stack listed in the .pdf differs from the one on the site. Both frames appear to actually have a stack of 543, so are in fact basically identical in geometry.

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PlumzRichard
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by PlumzRichard

Does any one know if DI2 can be fitted to the disk frame? I cant see that it can whitch seems a real shame!

jfranci3
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by jfranci3

What's your metric for a frame being DI2 compatible?

PlumzRichard
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by PlumzRichard

Can it be routed internally with out having to use a drill?

extremejetfighter
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by extremejetfighter

PlumzRichard wrote:
Tue Sep 18, 2018 9:01 am
Can it be routed internally with out having to use a drill?
Yes it can.
The rear end of the chainstay has a large opening, no port or grommet so the di2 wire would move/rattle freely. Perhaps with something like sugru you could secure the cable exit from the chainstay.

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by extremejetfighter

I just got the frame, 50cm rim brake.
The paint looks quite nice in person!
And the weight of 1117g I am happy with, as the articles quoted 1112g for an unpainted 56cm.


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Fork steerer is uncut here.
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sivan
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by sivan

Nice frame Extremejetfighter !do you have picture of complete bike?

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by gwilson

Owned and loved my 2016 Emonda ALR 5 for a few years until I got a new bike in August. That said, I took out the new ALR 5 disc a few days ago and loved the look and feel of it. Much like the purple, it looks better in person than in photos, but the understated reflective logo looks really nice.
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by flying

gwilson wrote:
Sun Nov 11, 2018 3:41 am
Owned and loved my 2016 Emonda ALR 5 for a few years until I got a new bike in August. That said, I took out the new ALR 5 disc a few days ago and loved the look and feel of it. Much like the purple, it looks better in person than in photos, but the understated reflective logo looks really nice. image3.jpegimage2.jpegimage4.jpeg
Nice
What did you think of the new 105 shifting feel & crankset?

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by gwilson

flying wrote:
Tue Nov 13, 2018 6:29 am
gwilson wrote:
Sun Nov 11, 2018 3:41 am
Owned and loved my 2016 Emonda ALR 5 for a few years until I got a new bike in August. That said, I took out the new ALR 5 disc a few days ago and loved the look and feel of it. Much like the purple, it looks better in person than in photos, but the understated reflective logo looks really nice. image3.jpegimage2.jpegimage4.jpeg
Nice
What did you think of the new 105 shifting feel & crankset?
I liked it, but I didn't take it on a massive ride. Having been on Dura-Ace on my new bike I definitely felt the difference in shifts, but it felt more like Ultegra 6800 than the 105 5800 I was used to before. My biggest compliment goes to the hydraulic shifter, which has come a long was in ergonomics and size.

LM7805
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by LM7805

Just realised that the rim brake alr 5 bike comes with an aluminium steerer, while the disc version and the rim brake frameset come with a full carbon fork. That's a little disappointing.

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by roadman

Emonda ALR disc vs BMC ALR Disc One?

jfranci3
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by jfranci3

Emonda all the way. IIRC, the BMC isn’t hydroformed. It’s round tubes, so you’re likely getting the traditional AL harsher buzzier ride.

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by silvalis

The BMC is hydroformed. It's got a D shaped seat tube, a boxy looking top tube and a triangle-ish downtube that flattens out at the bb.
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jfranci3
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by jfranci3

Then buy the one that looks prettier.

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