It's called an AirCap Expander:tunaseng wrote: ↑Mon Oct 18, 2021 8:24 pmThanks for the reply. Any reccomendations on the ti spindle pedals?Nickldn wrote: ↑Mon Oct 18, 2021 8:02 pmThe 105 pedals have to go, you need something incredibly light with titanium spindles.tunaseng wrote: ↑Mon Oct 18, 2021 7:17 pmhijacking your photo. Apologies on that.
I have that grommet at the side but it cant seem to fit in a di2 cable and brake hose. How do you guys run your cables?
My bike is taking shape now. Still a little on the heavy side at 7.4kg (pedals, computer/gopro mount, bottle cages included)
What should I upgrade to further reduce? My setup as below.
1. Giant TCR advance pro 2021 size XS
2. SLR1 hookless with schwalbe TLE
3. Ultegra di2 50-34/11-28T R8070
4. Spesh inspired power saddle 135g with carbon rails
5. lightweight thru axle from ebay, cant remember the brand
6. Pro vibe aero carbon bar 38mm
7. OG-evkin computer mount
8. 18grams bontrager cages X 2 piece
9. Sigeyi RD hanger
10. 105 pedals
11. Ciclovation bar tape with pro vibe gel pads underneath
Feel the next weak link is the od2 stock contact SL stem 80mm. Any equivalent of the lightweight UNO stem that is budget friendly yet fits OD2 to reccomend?
Lighter disks maybe?
You could get a glue in fork expander, not sure if Giant still sell them, and titanium screws everywhere. Everywhere.
If you want to go to more effort a Yeoleo H10 integrated bar/stem (OD2 compatible).
I am looking at the xtr disc so that might be a good way to lose some weight over the ultegra discs.
Fork expander by Giant? never heard of that though.. any picture?
The yeoleo H10 doesnt come in 80mm stem... my short arms arent gonna make it .
https://bobs-bicycles.com/shop/componen ... er-system/
I have Look Blade pedals with titanium spindles, not cheap but at least they are light. Some people won't move away from Shimano cleats though.
Check the reach of the H10 bars, it might be shorter than the Shimano vibe pros, so you could have a 90mm stem.
Could also look at a lightweight KMC chain, every little helps.