Colnago V3 RS
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Curious, besides the internal cable routing, what differences are there between the V3 and the V3RS?
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In that photo, do you remember what was the height of spacers you had there? Just to link actual height with the visual reference. Thanks.wickedstealthy wrote: ↑Thu Apr 28, 2022 7:56 pmAlmost finished.
Weight including bottle cages, Garmin mount and pedals
Likely 6.5kg final weight without Garmin mount and cut seatpost and lowered handlebar (further cut steerer).
Hope that darimo one day brings out a 0mm seatpost without loops like the factor ostro version
It's really a stunning bike!
Finished this one for a ride buddy size 48s with Shimano Ultegra 12, wheelset will be replace with PCW 5550 !
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Around 3cm in total (2-3mm headset ring and 5-6mm topcap and 2x5mm removable spacers and 1cm of required transition spacer needed for the cables.pmprego wrote: ↑Fri Jul 01, 2022 1:28 pmIn that photo, do you remember what was the height of spacers you had there? Just to link actual height with the visual reference. Thanks.wickedstealthy wrote: ↑Thu Apr 28, 2022 7:56 pmAlmost finished.
Weight including bottle cages, Garmin mount and pedals
Likely 6.5kg final weight without Garmin mount and cut seatpost and lowered handlebar (further cut steerer).
Hope that darimo one day brings out a 0mm seatpost without loops like the factor ostro version
It's really a stunning bike!
Angle of bar was -7 (used the straight sleeve)
Now I dropped the bar (removed the 2x5mm spacers) and used a straight sleeve so bar is now at -10degree
The bar is really 11+cm stem (advertised as 10cm) but reach is ultrashort. The drop is shallow and really this bar is for me the best I rode. Stiff light and nice shallow drop and not too much real estate to the shifters. The new shifters provide much better support and are a tad longer then my older ultegra di2 shifters
This is the new setup ... so drop increased by 1.5cm. I kept some tube sticking as I'm not sure if I keep it. This was my last position measured with a fitter but is more aggressive then I'm used to. But did already a few 100km and it is nice to ride
It is really the minimum you need unlessyou would remove the topcap and use a uneven sleeve to tilt the angle to -13. That would give you another 1cm drop.
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anyone have v3rs with the vision metron 5D/6D handlebar? or using the FSA ACR system to put on the V3RS???
How did they match the intricate paint pattern in the frozen red when they fixed it?wickedstealthy wrote:Couldn't fully delete the post...
As I damaged the toptube due to some stupidity (paint damage) it was fixed and took the opportunity to let the ceramic speel slt headset mount for lifetime warranty
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fogman wrote: ↑Mon Jul 04, 2022 2:47 pmHow did they match the intricate paint pattern in the frozen red when they fixed it?wickedstealthy wrote:Couldn't fully delete the post...
As I damaged the toptube due to some stupidity (paint damage) it was fixed and took the opportunity to let the ceramic speel slt headset mount for lifetime warranty
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Well I have no clue but that shop is awesome. They did the frozen paint scheme already with other colors on other bikes.
I had already a fix under warranty as the fork came in damaged straight from Colnago.
That shop paints a lot for teams and does also helmets etc
Was not cheap though as they wanted the frame stripped from components
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Today did some own weight measurement and shop did it with their Parktool.It seems the shop did not do a proper weighing first
Weight is 6.75(Parktool)-6.8kg(feedback) including bottle cages, pedals and Garmin mount and some heavier bar tape. Still need to cut the seatpost to length and cut last piece of steering tube. I think it will land on 6.70-6.75gr
Weight is 6.75(Parktool)-6.8kg(feedback) including bottle cages, pedals and Garmin mount and some heavier bar tape. Still need to cut the seatpost to length and cut last piece of steering tube. I think it will land on 6.70-6.75gr
There seems to be one person on here that did not install either the Colnago stem nor the Deda Superbox stem.... I am curious to know
what the results would be of putting a negative 17 degree stem on the bike. Are there some great photos of "third-party" stems on this bike? How were
both the electronic wires and the hydraulics handled?
Also, can the Colnago seat post that comes with the bike, accept oval seat rails?
what the results would be of putting a negative 17 degree stem on the bike. Are there some great photos of "third-party" stems on this bike? How were
both the electronic wires and the hydraulics handled?
Also, can the Colnago seat post that comes with the bike, accept oval seat rails?
My dream build:
Frame model: Colnago V3Rs
Size: 52s
Gear shifters: Shimano Dura-Ace ST-R9270 Di2
Front derailleur: Shimano Dura-Ace FD-R9250 Di2
Rear derailleur: Shimano Dura-Ace RD-R9250 Di2
Brakes: Shimano Dura-Ace BR-R9270
Rotor: Shimano Dura-Ace Disc SM-RT900 160mm/
140mm
Crankset: Shimano Dura-Ace FC-R9200 172,5 mm
Chainrings: Shimano R9200 36/52T
Bottom bracket: Shimano SM-BR92-41 Pressfit
Stem: Colnago SR9 Alloy 110mm
Handlebar: Colnago R41 Carbon 42cm
Handlebar Tape: Deda Traforato
Saddle: Berk Lupina
Seatpost: Frame Specific Carbon
Wheels: Lightweight Meilenstein Tubular
Cassette: Shimano Dura-Ace R9200 12s 11-30
Tires: Veloflex Pro Tour Tubulars 25mm
Bottle cages: Tune Wassetrager 2
Pedals: Wahoo Porwlink Zero Single
Weight (g):6.9kg
Max. length from BB to top saddle: 79cm
Spacers under the stem: 15mm
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Frame model: Colnago V3Rs
Size: 52s
Gear shifters: Shimano Dura-Ace ST-R9270 Di2
Front derailleur: Shimano Dura-Ace FD-R9250 Di2
Rear derailleur: Shimano Dura-Ace RD-R9250 Di2
Brakes: Shimano Dura-Ace BR-R9270
Rotor: Shimano Dura-Ace Disc SM-RT900 160mm/
140mm
Crankset: Shimano Dura-Ace FC-R9200 172,5 mm
Chainrings: Shimano R9200 36/52T
Bottom bracket: Shimano SM-BR92-41 Pressfit
Stem: Colnago SR9 Alloy 110mm
Handlebar: Colnago R41 Carbon 42cm
Handlebar Tape: Deda Traforato
Saddle: Berk Lupina
Seatpost: Frame Specific Carbon
Wheels: Lightweight Meilenstein Tubular
Cassette: Shimano Dura-Ace R9200 12s 11-30
Tires: Veloflex Pro Tour Tubulars 25mm
Bottle cages: Tune Wassetrager 2
Pedals: Wahoo Porwlink Zero Single
Weight (g):6.9kg
Max. length from BB to top saddle: 79cm
Spacers under the stem: 15mm
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