The difference is the stack. The conceal stem and System R cockpit have different clamping area stack, so the only difference is that on set of fillers is slightly longer.ediryppah wrote: ↑Wed Nov 06, 2024 8:56 amDelta Filler pieces come in black and pink/purple (or rather magenta).
The black ones goes on the conceal stem assembly, and the manual states the magenta ones to be used on the SystemBar-assembly.
I haven't had a look at the parts and figured out what the difference is though, but I'm sure someone else has.
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Replying to an old post I found when I had a question on grommets. I am doing a di2 build on an Evo4 HiMod frame. Supplied with the frame I found 2 or 3 different grommets that could work for the RD. Not sure which it is supposed to be but no matter. And nowhere else I can see takes a similar grommet so not sure what they are all for. For the FD, unlike the OP, I only had blank grommet. Easy enough to make accept a di2 cable. But odd the different parts supplied.scoobs wrote: ↑Wed Sep 11, 2024 7:01 pmI did this swap. There's no battery mount included in non-Di2 builds so you'll need to order one. I also ordered the grommet set, part K32170, which included the two grommets needed for FD and RD Di2 wires. LBS might just have them kicking around though if you ask nicely.LazyCyclist wrote: ↑Wed Sep 11, 2024 5:02 pmDoes Cannondale include a battery mount with the Evo 4? I wonder how many Cannondale parts (battery mounts, grommets, etc.) need to be purchased additionally to upgrade the Supersix Evo 4 to a 12-speed Di2.
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There was one grommet I couldn't find - the front derailleur shift cable comes out of a hole behind the bottom bracket. I'd like to get a blank version of this grommet so that water can't get in. The grommet isn't labeled on the parts diagram and didn't come with K32170. LBS couldn't find one either, so I'm not even sure if a blank exists. I just put a piece of black electrical tape on it and forgot about it. Curious for the folks in here with a Di2 S6EVO - does your bike have a blank grommet in this spot, or does it have a whole in it?
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Can anyone pls share insights aout the two color filler delta steerer piecsediryppah wrote: ↑Wed Nov 06, 2024 8:56 amDelta Filler pieces come in black and pink/purple (or rather magenta).
The black ones goes on the conceal stem assembly, and the manual states the magenta ones to be used on the SystemBar-assembly.
I haven't had a look at the parts and figured out what the difference is though, but I'm sure someone else has.
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You quoted the answer you’re looking for. Black for Conceal stem, purple for Momo cockpit. Black for third party stems as well.goixiz wrote: ↑Thu Nov 07, 2024 5:11 amCan anyone pls share insights aout the two color filler delta steerer piecsediryppah wrote: ↑Wed Nov 06, 2024 8:56 amDelta Filler pieces come in black and pink/purple (or rather magenta).
The black ones goes on the conceal stem assembly, and the manual states the magenta ones to be used on the SystemBar-assembly.
I haven't had a look at the parts and figured out what the difference is though, but I'm sure someone else has.
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Looks very Ti-Parts but it's not exactly the same as far as I can tell. But Ti-Parts has a similar one: https://tipartstitanium.com/products/ca ... -evo-himodEddyTwerckx wrote: ↑Thu Nov 07, 2024 6:17 pmAnybody know what this computer mount is?
https://www.instagram.com/p/DCAj-deMet0 ... 9tejF2Nw==
This is ROC mount, mainly selling in China.EddyTwerckx wrote: ↑Thu Nov 07, 2024 6:17 pmAnybody know what this computer mount is?
https://www.instagram.com/p/DCAj-deMet0 ... 9tejF2Nw==
I got this mount recently. Really solid and well made, and mine is 26 grams with hardware.
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Looking at the drop seems like a 54 suits better. I'm the same size riding a 51 and it fits me like a glove. But use a 110x360 barcombo with 80mm reach and just a 5mm spacer so more drop than you.
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Any BB recommendations? I'm in the process of building up an SSE4 HiMod frame with a DuraAce groupset and just installed Shimano bb-r9100. Bearings seem ridiculously stiff. I can hardly get a single rotation out of the cranks with a big push. I have checked the preload is not over-tight. It could be a bearing cup alignment issue, but my impression is a lot of drag in the bearings. Maybe this would ease with use but I am thinking I need a better solution. What are other folk using?
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I have the Dura Ace BB and it's been great. Peak Torque just put a video out and praised the Dura Ace bottom bracket actually. I have the same BBs in all my bike and have literally zero complaints. Super cheap and indestructible. It could be the shell is misaligned. I'd try another BB out and if you're still having the same issue, it would point to the BB shell on the bike rather than the BB itself. Shimano are known to be a little stiffer than others but not that stiff.sageorguk wrote: ↑Sun Nov 10, 2024 11:00 pmAny BB recommendations? I'm in the process of building up an SSE4 HiMod frame with a DuraAce groupset and just installed Shimano bb-r9100. Bearings seem ridiculously stiff. I can hardly get a single rotation out of the cranks with a big push. I have checked the preload is not over-tight. It could be a bearing cup alignment issue, but my impression is a lot of drag in the bearings. Maybe this would ease with use but I am thinking I need a better solution. What are other folk using?
Is there a way to check bearing cup alignment? I have tried checking the bearings by putting the crank in loosely from both sides with only single bearing engagement. The non-drive side spun noticeably less. Still smooth though. That’s why I think it more likely the bearings, but I would like to rule out cup alignment before throwing another BB at it (or splashing out on a Hambini!).EddyTwerckx wrote:I have the Dura Ace BB and it's been great. Peak Torque just put a video out and praised the Dura Ace bottom bracket actually. I have the same BBs in all my bike and have literally zero complaints. Super cheap and indestructible. It could be the shell is misaligned. I'd try another BB out and if you're still having the same issue, it would point to the BB shell on the bike rather than the BB itself. Shimano are known to be a little stiffer than others but not that stiff.sageorguk wrote:[emoji[emoji6
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