You need to bring that over to the Cervelo Aspero Enthusiasts Facebook group. There are probably guys there that would pay for one of those.edfungus wrote: ↑Sun Jan 02, 2022 5:21 amFeel like people here would like this
The Aspero is an awesome bike but I do wish it had some sort of downtube storage or the like. So this holiday I made a carbon fiber box that sits right under the water bottle mount. Has a boa dial for closure. Can fit a fair bit of things like CO2+inflater, tools, chain tool and dynaplugs
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Do you guys know where to find the front derailleur mount here in Europe?
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Idk if anyone else has tried, but I fit a 110bcd Quarq with a Force Dub crank, and a 44t Absolute Black oval ring, and it cleared with about 3mm to spare. No spacers, or modifications. Bolted right on.
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Some have fit 46t. It depends on your crank/spider/chainring combination. A 44t is as big as will fit on a Force/Red AXS setup.
825mm saddle height is no issue on the 61 or even size 58 frame. I am 200cm/6'7 and my saddle height is 870mm. This is only possible with a 400mm seatpost. I guess 840mm is maximum height on sz 58.Tavinski wrote: ↑Mon Nov 08, 2021 5:50 pmAre you able to measure the max saddle height for your bike? I have a 61cm Aspero on order and I am trying to figure out if it is going to fit me. Trying to get an 825mm saddle height. Also, did you end up getting a longer stem? I am 6'6 so trying to figure out what is going to work for me.
Regarding stem. This depends on your preferred riding position on gravel. I have 110mm stem, and about 2cm shorter reach in total (to hoods), compared to my road bike.
Cheers! I have the 61cm and don't have any issues with the saddle height which is a breath of fresh air coming from proprietary seatpost designs.Sege wrote: ↑Tue Jan 25, 2022 9:29 am825mm saddle height is no issue on the 61 or even size 58 frame. I am 200cm/6'7 and my saddle height is 870mm. This is only possible with a 400mm seatpost. I guess 840mm is maximum height on sz 58.Tavinski wrote: ↑Mon Nov 08, 2021 5:50 pmAre you able to measure the max saddle height for your bike? I have a 61cm Aspero on order and I am trying to figure out if it is going to fit me. Trying to get an 825mm saddle height. Also, did you end up getting a longer stem? I am 6'6 so trying to figure out what is going to work for me.
Regarding stem. This depends on your preferred riding position on gravel. I have 110mm stem, and about 2cm shorter reach in total (to hoods), compared to my road bike.
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WIth a non wide sram AXS FD (Rival), what is the tyre clearance with 650B wheels?
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Just a quick update bit of info. Some of you might have remembered I bought a new R5 stem for my Aspero5 build. Well I finally took delivery of the bike, and installed the stem. The front faceplate of the stem is different, and requires a different plastic insert piece if you want to run the Cervelo computer/headlight mount that comes with the Aspero5. The piece does come with the R5, and doesn't seem to be available seperately. I'm going to try to aquire one, but I may have to go another route. For now I am using an old Bontrager Node computer mount I modified for use with a Garmin forever ago. It's a lightweight solution, but it's not as clean, and won't hold a headlight so I'm definitely going to do something else. The Aspero5 stem, and the R5 stem are slightly different, and you can't use the Aspero5 faceplate, which is what I was planning to do.
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