Indeed. A few WW changes to come on the rim brake one; and I'd like to try and find a 58cm SLR version to try... but that's all a different story!
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Looking forward to seeing them. I’m of the opinion that for most people on regular roads this sort of bike is pretty much ideal.
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This is a problem in its own right, as it turns out:
I wanted to run 12-speed Campag Super Record disc on it (which I also have on review) but I couldn’t because the frame will only take full length outers and has no cable stop - the Shimano setup gets around this, but Campagnolo doesn’t have the same solution.
Well, at least I learned that Shimano has a stop for full cable housing at the derailleur, even though I can’t really see it in the pic very well. I’ll need to have a look at that next time I have a 9100 setup in the house. Thing is, I’ve never had occasion to use it as this is the first bike I’ve seen without a stop happening well before the derailleur. And as a Campy guy, omitting such a necessary piece as a simple cable stop makes this frame a non starter for a mechanical Campy (SRAM too I suspect) build. Seems like a huge oversight on their part, or maybe they just didn’t even think about a mechanical install very hard, or at all.
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Very much an afterthought, IMHO. A simple cable stop would have been easy to add in, but I believe they basically intend the bike to be setup with electronics.
Damn shame too - the 12spd Campag kit would have suited this really well...