2020 Aethos Sub UCI weight Specialized.

[Noro]

Hi there,

Anyone know what this hole is for?

And one additional question: I don't recall if the Thru Axles came with washers. Yours came/have?

[simbikotic]

Anyone know what this hole is for?

I *think* it's for moisture drainage/evaporation, but happy to be corrected. There's a similar one on the fork. Also similar holes on all my frames - including my steel one.

No washers on the thru axles.

[mpulsiv]

The Aethos fork disc caliper mounting holes don't follow the Flat mount standard but the mounting holes on the adapter are standard for a 140mm flat mount caliper For a campagnolo setup, you will need to use a rear 140mm caliper on the fork adapter.

I didn't think it was feasible. Has anyone built Aethos with Campagnolo?

[Karvalo]

The Aethos fork disc caliper mounting holes don't follow the Flat mount standard but the mounting holes on the adapter are standard for a 140mm flat mount caliper For a campagnolo setup, you will need to use a rear 140mm caliper on the fork adapter.

I didn't think it was feasible. Has anyone built Aethos with Campagnolo?

Yes, you do exactly what he said above. Use a 140 rear brake caliper on the front.

The 140 rear is the Campagnolo caliper that is a conventional flat mount design, functionally the same as a Shimano or Sram.

[pmprego]

The Aethos fork disc caliper mounting holes don't follow the Flat mount standard but the mounting holes on the adapter are standard for a 140mm flat mount caliper For a campagnolo setup, you will need to use a rear 140mm caliper on the fork adapter.

I didn't think it was feasible. Has anyone built Aethos with Campagnolo?

Yes, you do exactly what he said above. Use a 140 rear brake caliper on the front.

The 140 rear is the Campagnolo caliper that is a conventional flat mount design, functionally the same as a Shimano or Sram.

For the juin tech cable actuated caliper the front brake is a pain the "rear"!! My friend was able to use it but had to machine the front adapter. Luckily for him he had an easy way to machine it. But I'd honestly advice against it now.

Nonetheless,the finish product is really nice: size 56 with speedplay on, Garmin mount and cages (ready to ride!) - 5.8kg

[simbikotic]

I didn't think it was feasible. Has anyone built Aethos with Campagnolo?

Some examples are posted on this thread, e.g. p.70 and p.80.

[idinfo68]

Hello,

My last build, similar as my old Ax-Lightness with Lighweight Obermayer wheels but very most confortable...

[RideRunSwim]

Hello,

My last build, similar as my old Ax-Lightness with Lighweight Obermayer wheels but very most confortable...



Bravo! Is that a zero offset seatpost?

[pmprego]

Hello,

My last build, similar as my old Ax-Lightness with Lighweight Obermayer wheels but very most confortable...

I have a friend with a very similar build but with the alpinist (heavier than those tubular) and very small parts that might be very slightly heavier at 5.8kg.

I guess I have to go and tell him to recalibrate his scale.

[idinfo68]

Hello,

Bravo! Is that a zero offset seatpost?

Yes zero offset seatpost...

[FlatlandClimber]

A WT-Pro on an Aethos :O

[Broady]

How will he possibly keep up with exposed cables!

[Rob61]

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[K4m1k4z3]

Hello,

My last build, similar as my old Ax-Lightness with Lighweight Obermayer wheels but very most confortable...

Not trying to nitpick or anything, but it seems like your front brake pads are swapped (L>R). Might want to fix that.

[idinfo68]

Hello,

My last build, similar as my old Ax-Lightness with Lighweight Obermayer wheels but very most confortable...

Not trying to nitpick or anything, but it seems like your front brake pads are swapped (L>R). Might want to fix that.

Very good observation, I reversed ... Thank you very much !